Quebec's workplace health and safety board has ordered a food processing company to reimburse two former employees for excess rents. The company says it was only covering its costs.

This week will likely be the hottest of the summer for most of the Prairies, but what’s behind this late season heat, and how is climate change affecting our heat waves?

Farid Ahmad still can’t believe it’s been a year since Kabul fell to the Taliban after American and allied troops, including Canadians, left the country.

A Mountie who was fired after he showed a revealing photo of himself to an assault victim and exchanged sexual texts with her during an investigation fought successfully to get his job back by arg...

As rent prices spiked over the past two months, affordable pockets of rental housing became harder and harder to find.

The OHL's ONSIDE sexual assault training program has been paused since the 2020 season was cancelled and the 2021 season was restricted with pandemic lockdowns. The training program will return this y...

Taking back her birth name means Yeon Soo Ha must sometimes deal with misspellings, mispronunciations or even just being overlooked. But it has also meant reclaiming her sense of self and deciding not...

Veteran news anchor Lisa LaFlamme says she was "blindsided" as Bell Media ended her contract at CTV National News after more than 30 years, a "business decision" it says will move the chief news ancho...

Canada's housing market continued to cool in July, with the average home price clocking in at $629,971 — a figure that drops by $104,000 when excluding the Greater Toronto Area and Vancouver markets...

Vancouver police say they are trying to identify who is responsible for flyers distributed on the Downtown Eastside that threaten to burn the tents of homeless people as well as Insite, a supervised...

The Wei Wai Kum First Nation and B.C. government have signed an incremental treaty agreement that will give the nation more than 22 square kilometres of its territorial land back.

Crews are assessing the waters off San Juan Island in the Salish Sea near Vancouver Island after a fishing boat sank and leaked fuel on Saturday. 

The provincial Special Investigations Unit (SIU) has taken over the investigation.

Eekeeluak Avalak of Cambridge Bay received a hero's welcome when he returned to his western Nunavut home Monday with his coach, Chris Crooks, and teammates.

Canadians are getting creative trying to cut the long waits for passports that have been dragging on for close to five months after a surge in post-pandemic travel demand overwhelmed the system. ...

Companies able to hike prices with inflation are seeing rising profits. Wages aren't keeping pace. Markets surged when U.S. inflation peaked, but a plunge in spending, a rise in wage demands, and more...

Glen Dennison was writing a book on diving in B.C.'s Howe Sound in 1984 when he made a discovery of massive glass sponge reefs, which look like something from another world.

A landlord in southwestern Ontario is sleeping on a couch in his Realtor’s basement, hoping tenants will vacate his home ahead of a hearing later this month with the Landlord and Tenant Board that t...

"I'm very honoured that I will do my best to serve the community as best as I know how," said Neville in an interview Monday, one hour after the prime minister's office announced the news. ...

Michael Pirovolakis is the only child in Canada diagnosed with spastic paraplegia 50 (SPG50). This past March doctors at SickKids Hospital in Toronto began a one-dose therapy in part of a groundbreaki...