According to key players in Nunavik's judicial apparatus, the system is at a breaking point. Speaking to Radio-Canada's Enquête program, these officials said structural reforms are needed to reduce t...

As the COVID-19 pandemic has dragged on, so has high inflation, both in Canada and in other parts of the world. Here's how to make sense of it all.

Getting infected more than once by subvariants in the Omicron family does seem possible, but appears rare, scientists in Denmark found in a recent real-world study — offering reassurance that countr...

Advocates for Black families are speaking out after they say police were called to a Catholic elementary school in Kitchener, Ont., last fall to deal with an incident involving a four-year-old child. ...

Navigating the confusing world of NFTs for his master's thesis, Steven Cheldy Assoé has noticed several cultural groups, including Black people, are underrepresented, and he's looking to change that....

A B.C. doctor who's been touring the province and giving public speeches that include false claims about the COVID-19 vaccine is facing a hearing over allegations of professional misconduct. ...

COVID-19 has highlighted housing shortages in some northern First Nations in Manitoba just as the federal government announced funding for proposed solutions to the issue.

As inflation increases many Canadians’ expenses, retail and food industry experts say they expect more shoppers to flock to stores like Dollarama and Dollar Tree, the country’s two biggest dollar ...

Following intense government scrutiny and public backlash, Laurentian is releasing over three million documents that could help shed light on the Sudbury, Ont., university's insolvency, according to a...

"This will be our last baby," says Shene Catholique-Valpy, a mother of four living in Yellowknife and one of 75 N.W.T. mothers sent to Alberta to give birth. "It was a traumatic experience, and I can'...

Protesters may no longer be set up in downtown Ottawa but some have relocated elsewhere in the region, with private property owners offering up sites for people to regroup.

From June 3 to Sept. 30, travellers will be able to fly directly from Iqaluit to Toronto, and vice-versa, via Canadian North. The CEO of Travel Nunavut calls the news "huge."

Amalgamated Transit Union Canada is calling on federal, provincial and municipal governments to help create a national framework to tackle the issue of assaults on transit systems.

The federal government announced up to $80 million in funding to break down housing supply chain issues in northern and remote communities.

Ontario long-term care homes, where the majority of residents have three or four COVID-19 vaccine doses, have been spared mass deaths during the Omicron wave despite infection levels similar to those ...

After having most of their high school education disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, this year's graduating students faces new challenges inside and outside of the classroom as they prepare to enter p...

West Lincoln councillors have voted against asking the Ontario township's integrity commissioner to investigate whether Coun. Harold Jonker violated its code of conduct by taking part in the anti-mand...

Garrick Schmidt's passion to share traditional knowledge is behind the effort.

The Ontario Provincial Police said it has launched an internal investigation after members of its police force appeared to have donated to the so called Freedom Convoy in Ottawa.