Federal public servants say they're frustrated and have lost faith in the compensation process set up to acknowledge their severe financial, personal hardships due to the government's troubled pay sy...

Public health advocates and experts warn that Canada needs to do more than decriminalize drugs to bring down overdose deaths. As calls for a regulated safe supply grow, here's how other countries have...

One of Canada's best-known military reserve units has roots that would raise a few eyebrows today in the buttoned-down ranks of Ottawa's civil servant corps.

Canada's national soccer federation was experiencing one of the best moments in its history, but the business-side of the organization is ruining the chance at financial fortune.

With its brutal history and likelihood of memory loss, the prospect of electroconvulsive therapy terrified Angelika Matson. But the promise of a chance at life without depression made the risk worth i...

Prosecutors claim the Dutch man accused of sextorting Amanda Todd used an array of 22 different social media accounts to threaten the teenager into providing him with "sex shows" he then used to furth...

"It's just really disappointing that decades on we're still having the same sort of Mickey Mouse issues from our association," said former national team foward John Catliff.

Strong winds and heavy rain cut short a vigil in London, Ont., on Monday, honouring the members of the local family who were struck and killed together by a truck in what police have said was a delib...

Canadian bobsled and skeleton athletes fear their national federation is trying to silence them, saying a clause in their athlete agreement contradicts the principles of safe sport.

The coroner's inquest into the 2015 triple homicide in the Ottawa Valley began Monday with families remembering two of the three victims.

Maneet Nagra's situation raises questions about why permanent residents cannot vote, especially following an election that saw the lowest voter turnout in Ontario's history.

The public inquiry examining the 2020 mass shooting in Nova Scotia is releasing its report on the RCMP’s interactions with police in Truro, N.S., during the shooting rampage that left 22 people dead...

An Ontario farm where a man from Mexico died in a COVID-19 outbreak that affected some 200 workers in 2020 has been fined $125,000 after Scotlynn Sweetpac Growers pleaded guilty to failing to take r...

The neighbours of an 86-year-old woman who died after a dog attack Sunday in Calgary say they rushed in to help the woman moments after the attack, and held her while she waited half an hour for an am...

A new survey suggests a growing number of Canadians are struggling with the rising cost of food, as prices for basics like pasta, bread and meat all soar.

David Moss, 36, is charged with the second-degree murder of seven-year-old Bella Rose Desrosiers in May 2020. On Monday he pleaded not guilty. His lawyer will ask a judge to find Moss not criminally r...

Students across the London, Ont., region walked today to symbolically finish the trip that the Afzaal family couldn't on June 6, 2021, when they were killed by a man police say was motivated by anti-M...

Sixteen Edmonton workers on a quality assurance team voted unanimously to unionize through the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, the union said in a news release Monday.

The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS) alleges Scott Gullacher broke rules when he designed a bridge in rural Saskatchewan that collapsed hours after it op...