A group of moving companies is offering low quotes and then increasing the total cost of moves by thousands of dollars — in some cases grossly over-estimating the weight of goods to be moved, a CBC ...

The price to fill up a tank of gasoline has never been higher in Canada, and experts say there's not much reason to expect relief any time soon.

In the wake of mounting external investigations and human rights complaints against the Thunder Bay Police Service, First Nations leaders in northwestern Ontario are calling for more transparency and ...

Pediatric infectious disease experts weigh in on the reasons why the uptake for COVID-19 vaccinations for children aged five to 11 lags far behind the rate of every other age group.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is facing another high-profile resignation just months away from the provincial election as sources say Christine Elliott, his deputy premier, is poised to announce she’s l...

American crowdfunding site GiveSendGo is defending its decision to host a fundraiser for the Ottawa convoy protest, telling a parliamentary committee Thursday that the Canadian government never asked...

Ontario’s police watchdog said Thursday its investigation found "no reasonable grounds to believe" the officer who shot Rodger Kotanko in Simcoe, Ont. on Nov. 3 committed a crime.

A search for potential unmarked burials and graves at a former residential school site in Fort Chipewyan, Alta., will begin March 31, Indigenous leaders say.

The lawyer for the RCMP official accused of preparing to leak sensitive information is seeking to have at least part of the case against him stayed.

Federal fisheries officials have launched a large-scale project to track lobster movements along the province's Atlantic coast. It's tagged about 3,000 lobsters from the northern tip of Cape Breton to...

The police chief in Prince Albert, Sask. says he's listening to the pleas of family members and First Nations leaders demanding answers about the death of a 13-month-old boy.

The Yukon government says a steadily growing economy will keep the territory in the black this year, despite the ongoing costs associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Toronto International Film Festival won't be rolling out the red carpet to organizations, official delegations and media outlets supported by the Russian state, as organizers say they intend to "s...

Canada's industry minister, François-Philippe Champagne, on Thursday opposed Rogers Communications Inc's buyout bid for Shaw Communications Inc. and said it was incompatible with the government's pol...

Former governor general Adrienne Clarkson has formally returned her Russian Order of Friendship to protest Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The Ontario Liberal Party  has announced an election promise aimed at capitalizing on the Doug Ford government's failure to reach a deal with the federal government on $10 per day child care.    ...

Canadian snack company Neal Brothers says orders have gone through the roof as a result of a fight over potato chip prices between Loblaws and Frito-Lay.

A group of parents and caregivers of African, Caribbean and Black identifying students in Waterloo region has launched a new council aimed at addressing systemic racism in local schools. ...

With funding from the provincial and federal governments, a Toronto health-care facility is set to build and run a rehabilitation centre dedicated to treating first responders and medical personnel fo...