Andy Williams, who lived a storied life flying among some of Canada's highest and most remote mountains and glaciers, died earlier this month. "He carried an old-school mountain pilot ethic — you know, no bravado, no drama, no ego," recalled one fr...

The shooting of a horse foal along a popular road in Kananaskis Country is being investigated by RCMP and condemned by Alberta wild horse advocates.

Crews have been working throughout Saturday to restore power to communities across eastern Ontario and western Quebec following strong winds the night before.

The trial of lobster dealer Eric David Thibault, 66, in provincial court in Digby, N.S., heard a short recording of a confrontation in November 2024 involving another dealer, Geoffrey Jobert.

Flood alerts remain in place for much of B.C.'s Southern Interior, with over 150 properties under evacuation alert as a result.

Amid rising apprenticeship registrations and new funding to recruit more tradespeople, there's been an uptick of interest in skilled trades. Yet the path isn't always straightforward. Experts buoyed by the current spotlight want sound decision-making...

Canada is losing trees faster than nature can grow them or people can plant them. A northern Manitoba tree-planting program is trying to replace trees destroyed by wildfires, but the cancellation of the federal Two Billion Trees Program is making tha...

Ellison's family says his mental health never recovered after witnessing the 2020 tragedy, which claimed the life of his brother.

Thousands of people around the world have received Canadian citizenship certificates as a result of a change late last year to federal law. Half of them Americans.

Winnipeg police say a man took three teens hostage inside a St. James home on Friday, leading to an 'exchange of gunfire' as officials tried to arrest him.

An international tribunal has ruled that the Government of Canada’s current policies constitute an ongoing genocide against Indigenous Peoples, following a grueling week of hearings on intergenerational trauma.

The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed two challenges to the Jordan framework on Friday, ruling that the time limits put on criminal trials before charges be thrown out of court are justified under Section 11(b) of the Charter.

Stephenville Mayor Bob Byrnes says it's "concerning" the RCMP brought the explosive to a residential neighbourhood, sparking distress in the community. Military experts agree: it was the wrong decision.

It is set to be a wet weekend across southern Alberta, with warnings about high water levels in the Bow River and the potential for flooding in Banff National Park.