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One of Alberta’s most unusual and beloved roadside attractions has closed its doors after 30 years, but organizers say they are hoping to find a new home and

The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended its search for six people who went missing after an Ontario-based air ambulance disappeared over the Atlantic Ocean while travelling from Bermuda

The “Buy Canadian” movement continues to enjoy strong support across the country, with a growing number of consumers actively choosing domestic products and avoiding American brands nearly 19

Millions of eligible Canadians are set to receive their next Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (CGEB) payment on Monday, October 5, 2026.

Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has urged Albertans to remain part of Canada, arguing that separation would not resolve the province’s economic and political frustrations.

 Small steel manufacturers across Canada are raising concerns that the increasing cost of purchasing Canadian-made steel is making it harder for them to remain competitive in the domestic

Nearly 38,000 records documenting the experiences of survivors of Canada’s residential school system are scheduled to be destroyed in 2027, unless individual survivors choose to have their records

Calgary police are investigating a series of large-scale diesel thefts after approximately 10,000 litres of fuel were stolen from underground storage tanks at three gas stations in the

Prime Minister Mark Carney says the expansion of LNG Canada in British Columbia will strengthen Canada’s position as a reliable energy supplier to international markets, providing a secure

Canada’s military is moving to strengthen its ability to detect and respond to drones around military bases, defence facilities and other sensitive locations as unmanned aerial systems become

The trend has also given rise to the term “AI slop,” a phrase commonly used to describe low-quality or generic AI-generated content produced quickly with minimal human editing.

Four people have died after a helicopter crashed and caught fire Saturday afternoon on Montreal’s South Shore, according to Quebec provincial police.

Alberta’s long-standing reputation as a rat-free province is drawing attention after a dead rat was discovered in the Bowden area, prompting the province’s Rat Control Program to investigate.

Canada and Germany have signed a new agreement allowing the secure exchange of sensitive information, including intelligence and classified material related to defence and security.

The figures were released in response to an order-paper question from Conservative deputy leader Melissa Lantsman.

UN General Assembly in New York. The Palestinian delegation had circulated a message encouraging UN missions to leave the chamber when Netanyahu began speaking.

Ottawa city council has unanimously voted to begin the process of renaming Trump Avenue, a residential street in the city’s Central Park neighbourhood that has carried the name

PAL Airlines pilots and flight attendants are asking for federal assistance after more than a year of negotiations failed to produce new collective agreements, raising the possibility of

British Columbia will hold a provincial election on October 24, 2026, after Premier David Eby called a snap election nearly two years ahead of the province’s previously scheduled

Canada’s federal privacy commissioner has launched an investigation into a major cyberattack involving IDScan.net, after reports that an unauthorized third party gained access to a database containing digital

A small single-engine aircraft made an emergency landing on the Trans-Canada Highway in Banff National Park on Tuesday after experiencing mechanical problems during its flight.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is proposing that temporary residents could potentially be required to pay about $1,900 per person for access to publicly funded health care, as the

Nearly one in four Canadian households were living in housing considered unaffordable in 2024, according to new Statistics Canada data, highlighting the continued financial pressure facing renters and