For 44-year-old trucker George Dyck, faith led him to protest in Ottawa and faith is what keeps him there.

This was not a “just watch me” moment. Even if another prime minister named Trudeau will now own the implications of another unprecedented attempt to come to grips with a new crisis. ...

Helene Thiesen was part of a project aimed at stripping children of their cultural identities to mould them into “little Danes." The failed social experiment is a dark bit of Danish history that ech...

A Canadian research team found that COVID-19 cases were “disproportionately concentrated” in communities with lower incomes and a higher share of visible minorities, recent immigrants, high-densit...

The Canadian Armed Forces have acknowledged that at least six active soldiers are under investigation after they showed support for the protest against vaccine mandates and other COVID-19 measures. It...

The Ontario government will remove its proof of vaccination system on March 1, and is moving up the second phase of its COVID-19 reopening plan to Thursday.

The issue of racism in health care is now on the desks of Nova Scotia's most senior health-care leaders, identified in a report advanced by the former CEO of the health authority and in the briefing b...

An Alberta judge has dismissed, in part, an application for an emergency injunction against the province's decision to lift a mask mandate in schools, but the court battle over the policy is expected...

A Six Nations-based lacrosse league is suing the Ontario Lacrosse Association (OLA) for more than $2 million, alleging the provincial governing body is targeting its players with "oppressive" regu...

Stephanie Rempel's Grade 3 students just got a stack of brand-new books — and how they all got to their class is a story all its own, complete with an unexpected twist and a mysterious benefactor. ...

While the pandemic has been hard on many businesses, others are blossoming — just in time for Valentine's Day.

Many commentators have described chaos in Ottawa and at border crossings as anarchy. The "disregard of government or the rule of law," as Oxford defines it, can come in various political stripes, and ...

An Ontario couple says they were harassed by collections agencies — sent after them by Reliance Home Comfort — that claimed the pair owed nearly $700 for a water heater rental that they never knew...

Ontario's premier says the province is ending its vaccine certificate system on March 1, when capacity limits will lift as well. Doug Ford's announcement came as several other provinces — includin...

The former executive director of a Toronto charity that runs a refugee sponsorship program and provides settlement services for newcomers is wanted by police in connection to allegations he misappropr...

As the province lifts further restrictions, health-care workers say unless the system undergoes a major overhaul, the long-standing problems highlighted by the pandemic will have disastrous consequenc...

Guedwig Bernier says he took a “leap of faith” when he decided to join Projet Montréal in 2018.

Yukon led the country in terms of population growth from 2016 to 2021, but the rapid increase has amplified its housing shortage. Many locals say they're being pushed out of the housing market as risi...

During another tense week in Ottawa, the most interesting conversation was taking place not between protesters and authorities, or the government and the opposition, but between Liberal backbenchers...

This Yukon family is living the dream in a traditional Mongolian yurt that has no electricity, windows or running water.