Ontario home inspectors say the seller’s market and routine unconditional offers are leading to a significant decline in home inspections, leaving buyers at risk.

Ontario's new rules requiring a review of medical exemptions for COVID-19 vaccines seem to be reining in the number of people being granted a waiver from vaccination mandates. 

A vaccine collaboration between McMaster University in Hamilton and a former Chinese partner stalled years ago and they are now independently racing to develop similar COVID-19 boosters, The Fifth Est...

The RCMP's homicide unit is investigating after four people were found dead at a Richmond, B.C., house on Tuesday.

Last week, RCMP in Manitoba recovered the frozen bodies of a family from India in a field near the Canada-U.S. border. The tragedy underscored the challenge border guards confront every day as they pa...

The owner of an industrial composting facility in the B.C. Interior is condemning what he says is misinformation after images of thousands of pig carcasses piled near the Similkameen River appeared i...

The Bank of Canada has decided not to raise its benchmark interest rate just yet, but signalled Wednesday that this could change in the very near future.

Alberta Education Minister Adriana LaGrange is on a mission to make classrooms safer for students by toughening the disciplinary process for Alberta teachers and advocating for a national registry th...

I know what it's like to grow up in a home opposed to vaccinations, writes Kelsey MacDonald. Luckily for me, a patient health-care worker made the difference.

The state of Canadian grocery store shelves has become something of a national obsession in recent weeks. While it's misleading to suggest the country is somehow running out of food, there are a lot o...

Travis Smarch is one of eight Yukoners who have died from an illicit drug overdose so far in 2022. His family shared their story in the hope it will spur change. 

Unlocking the mysteries behind Omicron's unique set of mutations will be key to understanding how this virus evolves and spreads — particularly as a tougher-to-detect subvariant called BA.2 is takin...

Ahead of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a group called Liberation75 has released the findings of a survey of 3,600 North American students on their views on the Holocaust, antisemitism and J...

Prince Edward Island will ease some COVID-19 restrictions as students return to classrooms next week, which will see Ontario and Quebec also relaxing public health rules amid a fifth wave fuelled b...

Doug Taylor decided to make his own curling stones last year when the COVID-19 pandemic meant he couldn't do much else. This year — with facilities closed — he decided to make his own rink so he c...

The portrait of those dying in the current wave of COVID-19 is different than those who died last year. There are fewer seniors in institutions but more living on their own. Younger people who are not...

Shawn Sousa has worked in social services for more than 10 years, and he views the rollout of a Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service pilot project as a step in the right direction.

When Canada kicks off the women's hockey tournament at the Beijing Olympics on Feb. 2 against Switzerland, many hockey fans say they'll be soaking up the rare chance to watch televised coverage of t...

Emma Roche suffered permanent brain damage following hospital treatment for a respiratory infection. The lawsuit went on for years, and had been slated to go to trial next month.

A survey of a small segment of the land surrounding a former B.C. residential school has identified 93 sites of "potential human burials," according to representatives of a nearby First Nation. ...