Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has shuffled his cabinet, moving Kaycee Madu to the labour and immigration portfolio. Tyler Shandro takes over from Madu as minister of justice and solicitor general. ...

Leader of the so-called Freedom Convoy Pat King has been denied bail because of a "substantial likelihood" he would reoffend, according to Justice of the Peace Andrew Seymour.

Early this month, translator and cultural consultant Yukari Oyama Peerless says she joined her husband and 13-year-old son to watch the Netflix series Cobra Kai at home in Victoria — and became upse...

A growing number of apps and other technologies have come to market in recent months to help connect shoppers with cheap food nearing their expiry date — which is a win for stores and their customer...

Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce has ordered a review of how the Waterloo Catholic District School Board handled a situation in November that led to police being called to assist with a four-y...

The first screening for the Nunavut-made alien invasion film Slash/Back will happen at the South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin, Texas, in March. Actor Frankie Vincent-Wolfe, 10, says it's going...

Canadian phone companies are waiving long-distance and text charges for calls to Ukraine amid Russia's assault on the country.

Sentencing began Friday for the teenager who pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the stabbing of 14-year-old Devan Selvey behind their Hamilton high school in 2019.

The sport of ice climbing has been around for years but interest in it has grown exponentially in the last decade.

North American oil prices fell on Friday after U.S. President Joe Biden’s government signalled it won’t sanction Russian crude oil because of the impact it could have on pump prices. ...

The head of the RCMP says the powers given to her officers through the Emergencies Act served as “a big deterrent” in policing anti-vaccine mandate protests that occupied the streets of downtown O...

The 81-year-old resident of Montreal's Saint-Joseph-de-la-Providence long-term care home died three days after a Red Cross worker helping out at the residence had found her in an appalling state. ...

Experts said a focus on hybrid and remote back-to-work models would attract a new pool of candidates that might have been frozen out of the employment market.

As the world contends with the assault on Ukraine, and news spreads quickly on social media and in the schoolyard, Canadians face tough questions from concerned kids. How should we talk to children ab...

Beth McGinnis and June MacDonald of Fredericton never imagined coming out of retirement in their 60s would lead them to the Yukon. 

Restoring a 107-year-old farmyard was a dream come true for Brad and Kendal Parker.

Ontario is directing the provincial liquor control board to pull all alcohol produced in Russia from its store shelves amid that country's invasion of Ukraine.

Mayors of southwestern Ontario border cities, along with a U.S. counterpart, and tourism groups are calling on Ottawa to end any COVID-19 testing at land border crossings. 

Canadians can expect to pay more at the pump as Russia's attack on Ukraine puts even greater pressure on an already surging oil price environment.