While there are no laws barring women in Canada from having an abortion, it's also not considered a constitutionally protected right under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, as it has been in the ...

The Canadian champion breezed through her 22nd win on the same day Halifax MP Andy Fillmore stood up in the House of Commons to pay tribute to the quiz whiz — in perfect Jeopardy! style. ...

The Royal Canadian Air Force is relocating two aircraft from Winnipeg to Vancouver Island to address a gap in Canada's search and rescue coverage, the result of yet another delay in Canada's troub...

Although this summer is forecast to be cooler and wetter compared to 2021, experts say it's vital to conserve the water supply of Metro Vancouver, which is facing the increasing pressures of a growing...

As the right to a legal abortion in the United States may be at risk of being removed, women and activists in Canada are watching the passionate debates south of the border while bracing for what coul...

Montreal's inspector general wants city to dump Ricova, but now the company is threatening legal action. A review of its dealings with other municipalities shows it will use the courts to defend its i...

The island within the community of Fort Simpson, N.W.T., had to be evacuated last May when waters from the Liard River rose to historic highs. People in the community are still living with the inciden...

Territorial health ministers say major changes are needed to Canada's Indigenous healthcare insurance plan, such as clarifying rules around travel escorts and when territories should step in to absorb...

The federal government is making changes to two of its biggest housing programs in the hope the move will speed up the construction and repair of badly needed affordable rental units.  ...

Carrot River RCMP provided an update on the search for Frank Young Wednesday. They said the community and area around it has been searched extensively.

In the late 1960s, Andrew Jackson Steen created a large and distinctive portrait of the Northwest Territories government. He recalls displaying it at the territory's centennial celebrations, and he ha...

More than 100 Canadian boxers are calling for the resignation of Boxing Canada's high-performance director Daniel Trepanier and an independent investigation into the sport's culture and safe sport pra...

The mandatory mask mandate has been in place since July 2020, for a total of 21 consecutive months. Quebec will be the last province to require masks in most indoor spaces.

More than 1,300 Peguis First Nation residents have evacuated due to flooding, but Cheryl Thomson isn't one of them. The 61-year-old is staying behind to help keep the community fed, and watch over her...

Pocketbook issues are poised to be the top concern for the biggest proportion of voters, and the pandemic still looms large for many. Yet if there's an overarching theme in Ontario politics that's dri...

There are some new details emerging about how much last fall's cyberattack has cost the Newfoundland and Labrador government.

The U.S. Supreme Court may overturn the 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling that legalized abortion. That decision has caused some in Saskatchewan to question the accessibility of abortions in the province.  ...

Gale Bryce knew her partner was eventually going to kill her. But when she decided to leave, she found the system is stacked against victims trying to leave abusive partners.

Nataliya Kuts, who is assisting Ukrainians navigate Canada's immigration process, hopes she will someday meet the people she's volunteered to help.

Angela Power wants to know why the provincial government gives free tests to children and their families but others are left paying for the tests.