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A U.S. man who investigators found likely started a wildfire in a sensitive ecological reserve in B.C.'s Discovery Islands archipelago in 2018 has lost an appeal of a

Tim Hortons is pledging to hire some 10,000 local employees, rolling back its reliance on the temporary foreign worker program.

With the kickoff for the FIFA World Cup 2026 in Toronto just 19 days away, excitement in the city is reaching fever pitch as more soccer events pop

Prairie storm chaser and severe weather specialist Jenny Hagan relies on national weather data while out on the field.

There’s free speech — and then there’s the King’s speech. The cost to the Canadian treasury to have King Charles III read the speech from the throne in Canada’s

Premiers from Western Canada and the northern territories are set to gather in Alberta to discuss business, trade and their neighbouring relationships, all while the host province stews

A grizzly bear bluff charge has shut down a popular stretch of Highway 40 for cyclists and hikers.

Rene Howe, regional president of the Union of Canadian Correctional Officers, says the number of violent incidents, contraband, drone sightings and weapons seized at Correctional Service Canada prisons

Some of the Canadians who were part of a flotilla attempting to break Israel's naval blockade of Gaza are set to return to Canada this weekend.

Hundreds of people marched through Vancouver on Saturday to protest two planned AI data centres in the city, raising concerns about the amount of water and energy such

Ontario’s transparency watchdog is confirming a week-long pause on all freedom of information requests, which lasted more than a week, has officially been lifted, as Premier Doug Ford

Canada has introduced enhanced screening measures for Ebola at airports for returning travellers, Canada’s top doctor said Friday after confirming an individual who was tested in Ontario is

The Canadian military is abandoning its efforts to open and operate a naval refuelling facility in the Arctic, marking the end of a long-troubled infrastructure project that defence

Walmart says lower-income shoppers appear to be increasingly “navigating financial stress.”

Large TV streaming services like Netflix must contribute 15 per cent of their Canadian revenues to Canadian content, the federal broadcast regulator said Thursday.

A U.S. Defense Department official said Thursday that Canada has “yet to make the hard decisions and tradeoffs needed” to be a “credible” military partner with the United

The 2026 World Cup will feature more than a dozen matches played in Canada this summer, and a new analysis estimates each game will cost $82 million of

Changes to Canada’s citizenship act have resulted in an influx of Americans inquiring about seeking Canadian citizenship, immigration lawyers say. In December, Bill C-3 was passed, changing the first-generation

Ontario health officials say a patient is being assessed in hospital for possible infectious diseases, including Ebola virus, following recent travel to East Africa

A Canadian man is facing charges in Florida after an altercation at Disney World in which the man allegedly “shoulder checked” a female employee in an attempt to

Consumer inflation surged last month to 2.8 per cent compared to a year earlier, with higher gas prices being the primary driver, according to Statistics Canada.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said he would not “overplay the importance” of the Permanent Joint Board of Defense following the U.S. announcement it would be paused.

NAV Canada says it’s taking several steps to increase the amount of available staff this summer to meet peak demand periods, including during events like the FIFA World