A CBC investigation into the many and varied corporate holdings of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate shows hundreds of millions of dollars, a commitment to take care of a dwindling number of aging priest...

Quebec Premier François Legault and Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante insist the contrast in their public reactions to the recent deaths of two teenagers, one white and one Black, did not represent a do...

Marlane Jones decided to cross the border to buy gas after Ottawa issued an exemption allowing British Columbians to make short trips into the U.S. without having to do a PCR test.

While many parents signed their kids up to be first in line for a COVID-19 vaccine, others have more questions. The drive to vaccinate Canadians 5-11 against COVID-19 could prove tougher and perhaps ...

A national coalition that advocates for children and families says Canada’s mission to eliminate child poverty stalled during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the group is urging the new federal governmen...

As billionaires race to the stars, many have been quick to throw shade on the rich for spending money on joyrides to space instead of solving problems on Earth. But a Canadian astronaut is reminding p...

Canadian National Railway says it plans to restore "limited'' service on washed-out tracks in southern British Columbia on Wednesday after flooding and mudslides cut vital supply links. ...

Toronto police “failed” to follow procedure by not notifying the province’s police watchdog about the beating of a young Black man by off-duty constable Michael Theriault in December 2016, an ex...

A severe rainstorm is beginning to move over southwestern Newfoundland, and meteorologists say it will break records.

Ontario's Special Investigations Unit says it has received testing results that it was waiting on linked to a high-profile case where Ontario Provincial Police shot a baby boy and his father — but...

Michelle Hanson, the mother of Kaden Young, who died after he was swept down Ontario's Grand River in February 2018, has pleaded guilty to criminal negligence causing death.

An employee with Ontario's Ministry of Government and Consumer affairs who worked at its vaccine contact centre, and a man from Quebec have been arrested and charged for breaching the province's COVID...

A small menagerie of marooned animals — including a horse and a pregnant cow — trapped by floods on a patch of road west of Kamloops were flown to safety Monday using a helicopter, a livestock har...

Recent data suggests investors now make up the largest segment of residential real estate in Ontario, and it’s pushing the dream of ownership out of reach for many looking to buy a home simply to li...

Ending a suspension of trade in fresh potatoes from P.E.I. to the United States is a top priority for the Canadian government, says federal Agriculture Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau.

While Team Revolution Hockey Club players had their eyes on the puck during a game at George Hughes Arena in south Edmonton, their goaltender had his ears fixed on them.

Experts warn a major overhaul of infrastructure in communities across Canada is needed to make homes, buildings, roads and rail lines more resilient to extreme weather events, as climate change makes ...

Jennifer Abel, one of the most accomplished divers in Canadian history, has announced her retirement from the sport.

Born from a series of cascading crises last winter, the only funded, Indigenous-led street outreach program in Thunder Bay is about to run out of funding for the second time this year, just as winter ...

A new paper calls into question a decades-old Canadian study that has informed breast cancer screening guidelines for women in their 40s around the world, which generally do not recommend a yearly mam...