The prime minister acknowledged the furor that’s erupted from the hunting community over proposed amendments to Bill C-21 that would massively expand the list of banned rifles and shotguns.

China has insisted the stations are there to help citizens with tasks such as renewing their driver’s licences.

Police seized illegal firearms in “Project Barbell” and arrested six people in a case where almost all of the traceable guns originated in the U.S.

The still unnamed league will feature eight teams with at least one Canadian women’s national team member on each squad.

Alberta’s UCP caucus announces amendments after critics condemned the bill as a power grab.

The former head of Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout was facing one charge of sexual assault related to an incident that allegedly occurred in 1988 while he was a student at Royal Military College St-Jean in Quebec.

The teams will allow some hospital staff to return their regular roles as doctors and nurses cope with a wave of seriously ill children.

While Ottawa’s children’s hospital has been grasping at all help available to handle a surge in respiratory infections, it hasn’t been enough, CEO says.

Transportation Minister Caroline Mulroney declined interview requests. A Star/IJB investigation found MCR system is prone to abuse and inaccuracies.

A program meant to make the roads safer is suspending the licences of some drivers who pose no threat.

The price surge is seen to be linked to factors like the war in Ukraine, supply-chain issues, worker shortages and the Canadian dollar declining relative to the U.S. dollar.

Police agent tells court “I’ve lived a pretty rough life … I was looking for a better path for myself and my family.”