More than two years into the pandemic and North Korea finally admits it has a COVID problem — and it could be getting dire.

Premier Doug Ford will create a larger cabinet that better reflects Ontario's diversity and puts his own stamp on government more firmly than he did four years ago, according to Progressive Conservat...

The waning effectiveness of vaccines to stop the spread of the highly infectious Omicron variant of COVID-19 could mean it's time for federal policy makers to consider lifting vaccine mandates, s...

Two Oakville, Ont., sisters are waiting to get a random COVID-19 border test more than a week after returning home from a vacation, amid calls for the federal government to stop random testing at airp...

For nearly a century, the PGA has been the place for the world's best golfers to showcase their skills. Now a new Saudi-backed tour is trying to change that with the LIV tour, offering unprecedented a...

The central bank's Financial System Review is always heart-stopping because it warns of the biggest potential risks. The fact that the worst-case scenario is unlikely is little comfort for those who m...

More Canadians are facing tough decisions as prices skyrocket, forcing even middle-class families to choose between buying the food they need and paying their bills.

In this unprecedented monkeypox outbreak — which is offering many global clinicians their first real-world experience with this disease — there's a clear range in symptom severity.

Inflated house prices and high household debt levels are a major vulnerability to Canada's economy, the Bank of Canada warned in a report assessing the strength of the country's financial system on Th...

More than two years into the pandemic, Dr. Neeja Bakshi is still routinely breaking the painful news to families that their loved one is dying of COVID-19. And it's not going anywhere, she warns: Albe...

Curtis Matwishyn was hoping to snap a few photos of a young black bear in the forest near Waskesiu Lake earlier this month. But the wildlife photographer soon found himself a bit too close for comfo...

Machine operator Peter Thomas says that after years of working in what he feels is an unsafe work environment at National Steel Car, “it’s hit a point where something has to change.” Thomas was ...

A participant in a memorial march for residential school survivors says an aggressive driver threatened to run over her children and made racist remarks before plowing his pickup truck into several ...

Immigration lawyers say permanent residents and Canadians are falling through the cracks of a backlogged and inefficient immigration system made worse since the COVID-19 pandemic hit.  ...

The province has announced it will provide disaster recovery funding to flood-stricken northwestern Ontario communities. The region is among areas of Canada that have faced problems with high water le...

Members of the international scientific committee of the UNESCO's Roots of Enslaved Peoples Project will learn more about Nova Scotia's involvement in the Trans-Atlantic slave trade during its biennia...

Critics say the use of the notwithstanding clause to create laws that override basic rights has created a coercive brand of politics that doesn't square with how Quebecers see the future of their prov...

An award-winning Cree-Métis professor who grew up in northern Saskatchewan will not be moving to his home province's university because administrators demanded certain paperwork to prove he's Indigen...

Less than three weeks after international students complained of bugs and rats at a rental in Sudbury, Ont., the same landlord is being criticized for providing another group of students with "deplora...

A frightening moment of uncertainty was transformed into a story of heroism last weekend after four Good Samaritans chased after a stolen truck with a five-month-old baby inside near Strathmore, Alt...