Even as the Federal Reserve makes another big hike to tame rising prices, some critics say high inflation means central banks may be far from stabilizing prices. Meanwhile, a negative "real rate" coul...

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland will deliver her first major speech since the budget today to outline the programs her government has introduced to deal with rising inflat...

Figuring out how you should invest your money is no simple feat. Now, there's an extra wrinkle to take into consideration, with growing concern over "greenwashing" in the financial world. ...

The RCMP is updating its statement of "core values" for the first time in a quarter century by adding references to "reconciliation," "diversity," "honour" and "empathy."

There are an estimated 390,000 people in Canada with post-COVID condition, better known as long COVID. A growing number are looking for a specialized clinic to treat their symptoms, but there are not ...

In a Twitter thread on Wednesday night, Rempel Garner said she has been encouraged to seek the leadership of the UCP and will no longer be participating in the federal Conservative leadership race. ...

A prominent figure in the Freedom Convoy pleaded guilty in court Wednesday to one of several charges against him and has been released from jail, nearly four months after his arrest. He is expected to...

Canada's housing market continued to cool down from its red-hot pandemic pace in May, with the average price of a Canadian home that sold during the month going for $711,000, a decline of more than $1...

The commissioner of British Columbia’s public inquiry into money laundering said the federal anti-money laundering regime is not effective and the province needs to go its own way if it hopes to tac...

An expansive Toronto police report released Wednesday confirms what many racialized people in the city have long said: Black, Indigenous and other diverse groups are disproportionately affected by use...

Latest reports show La Niña is set to stick around this summer, and could last into the winter. So what does that mean for our weather on the Prairies, and how does climate change fit in? ...

The couple that helped bring this collection to Montreal says it gives the local Sikh community a feeling of pride to see their culture highlighted at the institution.

Many foreign students working in Nova Scotia have lost their chance at a 12-month fast track to permanent residency because they graduated in another province.

Justin Bone, accused of murder in the fatal beatings of two men in Edmonton’s Chinatown last month, should have been detained by police and RCMP for repeated breaches of his bail release conditions,...

The company overseeing the federal government's $900-million settlement deal with military members who experienced sexual misconduct in uniform is admitting to more privacy breaches, despite repeated ...

Former staff and vendors of Hogtown Smoke say the business owes thousands of dollars to people for unpaid wages and product. According to data from the Ontario government, the restaurant has a history...

The provincial government-chartered flight, carrying 177 more people fleeing war, arrived at St. John's International Airport Tuesday night.

As part of its report into last summer's heat dome, the B.C. coroner called for updates to the building code to require cooling systems in homes. But with most buildings having a lifespan of anywhere ...

A bridge on the access road to Ship Cove in Bay St. George South is scheduled to be removed this summer, and locals won’t be able to drive to one of Newfoundland and Labrador's hidden gems. ...

A senior Fredericton couple and their elderly neighbour, whose plight with rent increases last winter helped push the New Brunswick government to enhance tenant protections, are facing the loss of the...