Elderly or medically frail Canadians are now the classic victims of COVID-19. And hundreds of the country's most vulnerable are still dying every single week, federal data shows.

An 84-year-old woman from Barrie, Ont., was told she couldn't rent a vehicle from Green Motion because she was too old. A Toronto lawyer says the company's policy could violate Ontario's Human Rights ...

The list of criminal laws passed by the Stephen Harper government that have since been struck down by Canadian courts is growing steadily.

Canadian companies have just made a huge bet on a nuclear power revival. Taxpayers are footing the bill. From COP27 to the Canadian environmental movement, a bitter debate continues over whether nucle...

The public inquiry has heard from police and local politicians, but now another group is set to share their experience — the protesters.

Delta police are seeking the public's help in identifying people involved in a large gathering on Halloween night, which they say resulted in property damage and multiple assaults.

Canada has made scant progress in addressing the overrepresentation of Black and Indigenous people in prisons, with some facing even worse conditions than a decade ago, a new report says. ...

A group of Indigenous women, including Lillian Dyck, the first woman of First Nations ancestry to serve in the Senate, wants Canadian universities to revoke honours they've granted to Mary Ellen Turpe...

Booking a room in a Vancouver hotel could soon come with an additional 2.5 per cent tax as the city seeks to raise revenue to host games for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. 

Former AFN national chief Perry Bellegarde has landed a job with the same law firm the AFN hired to lead a class-action lawsuit against the federal government in 2020.

A Saskatchewan group has put up an “abortion is healthcare” billboard on a Saskatchewan highway as part of a larger effort to counter anti-abortion messages in the province.

The Ontario government's move to force school-support staff to stay at work by using the heavy hammer of the notwithstanding clause could have huge repercussions on labour relations, experts say. ...

Caregivers are being warned to check their children’s Halloween treats after Winnipeg police received at least six reports of highly-potent cannabis edibles in illegal packaging that were handed out...

Ontario's electricity and natural gas regulator announced a decrease in the price of electricity, effective Nov. 1. Experts say this is a good time for Ontarians to assess whether time-of-use or tiere...

The Canadian Dairy Commission says the so-called farm gate price for dairy will increase by another 2.2 per cent starting in February, as the supply managed industry says its costs continue to rise. ...

More than 25,000 Manitobans have started to see their monthly disability income assistance cheques go up by $25, but some say that amount is negligible in the face of the high cost of living. ...

Canadian Netflix users will soon see a new option for their binging habits, as the streaming giant launches a service that will offer four or five minutes of advertising with every hour of content, fo...

While Fuad Vekhbe said he's been trying to find work since arriving in Canada, the process hasn't been easy. He said when he tells employers that he has a work permit, but doesn't have refugee status...

Dozens of Port aux Basques residents own homes that were damaged by post-tropical storm Fiona but remain standing. Some are now learning those houses are officially condemned.

Calgary-based electricity producer TransAlta is suing the Alberta government and the Alberta Energy Regulator to prevent oil and gas companies from fracking near its largest hydroelectric dam in the ...