Believe it or not, the conservatives that hated Danielle Smith the most for crossing from Wildrose to Tories in 2014 are the very people who now love her the most.

Lawyers fear that menstrual cycle data could be used to prosecute women in the U.S. for having illegal abortions, but privacy experts in Canada have much wider concerns about how users' health informa...

Since adopting Canada as her home 13 years ago, Filipino immigrant Erlinda Tan is grateful for the opportunities she’s had to work hard and get ahead — and for the support she received when times ...

Two Ontario abortion doulas say people shouldn't take abortion access in Canada for granted as many barriers remain, including money, race, domestic violence, even where you live.

Two Edmonton families facing imminent deportation were both granted reprieves over the weekend.

The wire coat hanger is a symbol of darker days, when abortion was illegal and the options to terminate an unwanted pregnancy was unsafe, even deadly. Reproductive rights advocates say it's time to p...

A heat warning is in effect for multiple N.W.T. communities. Senior climatologist Dave Phillips said there are many factors that impact weather conditions but that global warming is intensifying the h...

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has asked a former Saskatchewan Party MLA and former MP who recently was a part of the Wexit movement to co-host "in-house" meetings about increasing Saskatchewan autono...

Andrew McLaren, 18, is competing in Junior World Orienteering Championships next week but is worried his bag — and his gear — won't arrive in time.

Historian Irving Abella, the co-author of a seminal book on the Canadian government's refusal to accept Jewish refugees fleeing the Holocaust, has died.

The Canadian National Railway and the union representing 750 of its signal and communication workers have agreed to enter binding arbitration, bringing an end to a two-week strike.

The City of Toronto is directing its contractors to reinstate any security guards who lost their jobs because they were required to shave their beards in order to wear N95 masks at work. ...

At least 300 doctors in the province have signed an open letter demanding that the college of physicians make it easier to prescribe the abortion pill.

The union that represents the pilots at discount airline Sunwing has filed an official complaint with Canada's Industrial Relations Board alleging that the company negotiated a recent labour deal in b...

Police witnesses told a New Westminster courtroom that Port Coquitlam teenager Amanda Todd wanted the harassing messages she was receiving to stop.

Canadian businesses and consumers think the current era of high inflation will persist for longer than they'd previously hoped, according to two surveys from the Bank of Canada released Monday. ...

An Oregon man arrested in connection to a missing Edmonton girl since found is being held under state charges including kidnapping, sexual abuse and rape.

Two suspects were killed and three of six police officers who were wounded are still in hospital after an attempted bank robbery at BMO branch in Saanich Tuesday. Here's what we know so far. ...

A week after the Thunder Bay Police Services Board suspended Chief Sylvie Hauth following allegations of misconduct, it has announced Supt. Dan Taddeo will serve as acting chief effective Monday. ...