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At 23, Jenny Milne was told her gall bladder stopped working, which after months of tests and investigation, turned out to be heart failure.

Honda Motors will suspend plans to build an electric vehicle plant in Canada after slow U.S. demand pushed the Japanese automaker “to put hybrids at the centre of

Canada has begun its latest census effort, as Ottawa seeks to build an updated picture of the country and its people.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to announce on Tuesday who will be the next governor general, according to two sources close to the government. They will be

Alberta separatists submitted thousands of signatures on a petition referendum that would ask Albertans if the province should leave Canada.

RCMP are urging safety after a recent increase in rescue operations in Banff National Park, including the death of a person visiting from the United States. On May 1

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is backing the Ontario government’s move to expand Toronto’s Billy Bishop Airport, saying it would be great for the economy and increase competition.

Canadians who cross the border to catch cheap flights have one less option, after the collapse of Spirit Airlines in the United States.

Ford has announced a recall for more than 15,000 vehicles in Canada due to a safety risk related to seats moving in a crash, which could result in

The maternal grandparents of a nearly two-year-old child who was killed in 2020 will serve one year of house arrest after pleading guilty in a North Bay courtroom

A new report from the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) has brought to light alarming data about youth radicalization in Canada.

The federal government has announced it will increase the maximum fine that can be levied against airlines for repeated violations of the air passenger bill of rights from

The second generic version of semaglutide — the medication in brand-name drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro — has been approved by Health Canada, this one manufactured by

Investigators believe a man murdered his two children shortly before midnight Wednesday, then brought the bodies to police in northwest Calgary 10 hours later.

U.S. ‌President Donald ‌Trump on Thursday signed ​an ​order ‌authorizing ⁠the Bridger Pipeline’s proposed ⁠project to transport ⁠Canadian crude ​from ‌the U.S.-Canada ⁠border to ⁠Wyoming.

A judge has ordered a separatist group to remove from its website a database of information about Alberta voters, which Elections Alberta alleges was obtained illegally.

The Government of Saskatchewan is replacing its time zone legislation after Alberta’s decision to switch to Central Standard Time (CST).

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The Bank of Canada kept its key interest rate at 2.25 per cent as expected on Wednesday and said any changes in the rate could be small if its

The federal government is in the “early stages” of talks on whether Canada’s airports will be privatized, Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon told reporters on Wednesday.

The families of the victims of one of the worst mass shootings in Canadian history are taking OpenAI and its co-founder Sam Altman to court in California "to

Canada’s defence sector could soon be getting a major boost with European media suggesting NATO is considering a joint Saab-Bombardier advanced surveillance system in a major state-of-the-art defence

A 17-year-old faces animal cruelty charges after he allegedly drove over several sleeping geese in three Winnipeg parking lots, killing most of them.

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