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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a nationwide recall for Compliments Smashed 100% Chicken Burgers because the product contains undeclared egg, an allergen that is not

The federal government has conditionally sold 10 retired CC-130H Hercules military aircraft to British Columbia-based Coulson Aviation, where they will be converted into advanced aerial firefighting aircraft to


The City of Edmonton has launched a new e-scooter safety pilot project in the Mill Woods area as part of its ongoing efforts to improve road safety and

Edmonton recorded its highest number of overdose deaths on record in 2025, underscoring the continuing impact of Alberta's toxic drug crisis. According to newly released figures, 770 people

The Toronto Blue Jays have traded veteran right-handed pitcher Kevin Gausman to the Chicago Cubs in one of the biggest moves ahead of the Major League Baseball (MLB)

Canada's Conservative Party is urging the federal government to officially designate Kata'ib Hezbollah, an Iran-backed Iraqi armed group, as a listed terrorist entity under Canada's Criminal Code. Conservative

Doctors are raising concerns over a sharp increase in serious e-scooter injuries among children, warning that hospitals are seeing a growing number of young patients with severe head

The Edmonton Heritage Festival at William Hawrelak Park closed early at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday after Environment and Climate Change Canada issued a thunderstorm alert for the Edmonton

Costco Canada is urging customers to review recently purchased products after issuing a series of recalls involving several food and household items over potential safety and quality concerns.

Edmonton has officially set a new summer rainfall record, making this one of the wettest summers ever recorded in the city's history.

Global oil prices climbed sharply once again after renewed fighting in the Middle East heightened concerns over potential disruptions to the world's energy supply. The latest escalation has

International students and recent graduates gathered in Mill Woods, Edmonton, to protest the denial of their Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) applications, calling on the federal government to review

The long-awaited Gordie Howe International Bridge officially opened to traffic on July 27, 2026, marking a historic milestone in Canada–U.S. relations and cross-border transportation.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the province will consider creating a new alert mechanism for missing vulnerable children, as the extensive search continues for 11-year-old Parker in Calgary.

Canada is considering retaliatory measures against the United States after President Donald Trump announced another round of steep tariffs on Canadian goods, escalating an already tense trade relationship

A Canadian woman who worked as an intern at NATO’s military headquarters in Belgium has been arrested on suspicion of espionage, Belgian authorities have confirmed.

WestJet is allowing passengers travelling on certain dates to change or cancel their flights without an additional fee as the airline continues negotiations with the union representing its

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is prepared to consider retaliatory measures against the United States if negotiations fail to produce a trade agreement, as tensions rise ahead

University of Toronto mathematics professor Jacob Tsimerman has been awarded the 2026 Fields Medal, one of the world’s most prestigious honours in mathematics. He becomes the first scholar

France has become the first country in the European Union to approve a nationwide ban on social media for children under the age of 15, after lawmakers overwhelmingly

Meal kit company Goodfood has recalled two of its meal kit products after they were found to contain undeclared allergens, prompting a food safety warning for consumers.

A Federal Court has ordered officials at the Edmonton Institution for Women to address long-standing concerns over excessive heat inside the facility, following years of complaints from inmates

Enbridge has officially begun construction on a $4 billion natural gas pipeline expansion project, marking one of the company's largest recent investments to strengthen North America's energy infrastructure.

Canada has introduced higher wage thresholds for employers hiring foreign workers under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), a move aimed at protecting Canadian jobs while ensuring temporary

Tornado warnings issued for parts of southern Ontario were lifted Saturday afternoon after severe thunderstorms moved through the region without any immediate reports of confirmed tornadoes.

Canadian families receiving the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) will receive their next payment on Monday, July 20, with a modest increase reflecting the program's annual inflation adjustment. The

Taco Bell has removed shredded iceberg lettuce from restaurants in several U.S. states after federal health officials linked the ingredient to a multistate Cyclospora outbreak. The move follows

Sales of zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) in Canada continued to gain momentum in May, with Statistics Canada reporting a 19.7 per cent year-over-year increase. More than 18,300 zero-emission vehicles

Hollywood superstar Tom Cruise has been confirmed to make a special appearance at the FIFA World Cup 2026 Closing Ceremony, adding even more excitement to the historic finale

Hotels and other accommodations across northwestern Ontario are filling up as expanding wildfires force more residents to leave remote and northern communities. Emergency officials are working to find

Alberta is experiencing an unusually long and intense mosquito season, with experts saying conditions of this scale have not been seen in decades. Warm temperatures combined with repeated

The combination of high temperatures and deteriorating air quality has raised health concerns across the city and parts of southern Ontario.

A large and deep sinkhole has opened in north Edmonton following a series of powerful thunderstorms over the weekend, raising safety concerns and prompting city crews to secure

The federal government and the Alberta government have signed an agreement with major oil companies to advance the Pathways Alliance carbon capture and storage project, marking a significant

Understanding the fine print before signing any agreement can save individuals from unexpected legal and financial challenges. To promote legal awareness within the community, the CISE Women's Wing

The youth camp will take place on Saturday, July 25, and Sunday, July 26, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. The event aims to provide

The Council of India Societies of Edmonton (CISE), in collaboration with the Asian Youth Club, is organizing the Kids Summer Camp 2026, offering children an exciting opportunity to

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has released its latest temporary residence processing time update, showing faster processing for several visa categories.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to announce the winning bidder for Canada's next-generation submarine program on Monday, marking one of the largest military procurement projects in the

Russia hammered Kyiv in an 11-hour drone and missile attack overnight into Thursday morning, killing at least 21 civilians in the city and injuring scores more in what

Canada is set to announce a new international financial institution, the Defence, Security and Resilience Bank (DSRB), at next week's NATO Summit in Turkey. The initiative is expected

A comprehensive new scientific review has reaffirmed that mRNA vaccines are both safe and effective, reinforcing the success of the technology first used widely during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A severe heatwave continues to grip large parts of Europe, with several countries experiencing record-breaking temperatures and authorities issuing urgent health warnings as millions remain under extreme heat

The Canadian dollar is on track for its steepest monthly decline in nearly two years, despite stronger-than-expected domestic economic growth, as investors remain concerned about trade uncertainty and

Severe flooding caused by torrential rainfall has left a trail of damage in communities east of Edmonton, flooding homes, washing out a section of roadway, and prompting emergency

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has introduced stricter verification measures for language test results submitted with immigration applications, aiming to strengthen the integrity of Canada's immigration system

Recent heavy rainfall and high water levels along the North Saskatchewan River have been hitting Edmonton’s river valley trail system hard, resulting in the closure of multiple low-lying

The threat of a glacial lake overflowing and potentially sending a torrent of meltwater and debris rushing toward homes has become an annual fear for people living near

Marty Peters says his family is a victim of a social media trend that involves aggressively kicking the doors of strangers’ homes, which has police across Canada warning

Head coach Jesse Marsch says Canada captain Alphonso Davies is ready to play in the FIFA World Cup.

Edmonton police surrounded a residence on Christie Vista S.W. after finding a damaged vehicle in an open garage that matched the description of three hit-and-run reports called in

Namaha features Karnataka Kalashri Dr. Anuradha Vikranth, internationally acclaimed Bharatanatyam and Bharatanrityam danseuse, Artistic Director of Drishti Art Centre (Bengaluru), and one of India’s most respected performers and

A large asteroid experts believe to be as big as three CN Towers stacked on top of each other is about to pass Earth this weekend at its

Canada currently has no plans to open an embassy in either Iran or Venezuela, Foreign Minister Anita Anand said a day after Prime Minister Mark Carney said a

King Charles III has become the first reigning monarch to reveal his personal tax bill, a move that comes amid a broader shift in how the British royal

Alberta Parks has issued a warning at a campground in Kananaskis Country after a family of grizzly bears ripped a tent out of the ground.

Canada will provide “an initial” $5 million in humanitarian assistance for Venezuela after a pair of deadly earthquakes hit the country overnight Wednesday.

Edmonton's soggy summer is set to continue with more rain in the forecast, after a weekend deluge that saw more than 100 millimetres fall on some areas of

Screwworms won't take down Canada's beef industry, but an advocate says the flesh-eating parasite's return to the U.S. is a good reminder for farmers and ranchers here to

The Canadian government may still not have an official position on expanding Billy Bishop Airport in Toronto, but it wants to know what you think about the idea.

A former captain with Air Canada allegedly flew hundreds of flights for decades using fraudulent licensing documents, Peel Regional Police say.

Diversification beyond the U.S. automobile market is “not an option” for Canada and Ottawa should scrap a trade deal with China that is seeing Chinese electric vehicles enter

Several tornado warnings struck parts of southern Manitoba, including Winnipeg, Tuesday afternoon and evening as severe thunderstorms swept across the province.

The federal government on Monday offered a loan lifeline to airlines struggling to cope with the soaring price of jet fuel, garnering a mixed response from the country’s

The federal government plans to propose a ban on social media use for children under the age of 16 as part of its highly anticipated online harms bill

A University of Alberta study has found a link between vaping and impairment to lungs and heart function among young adults.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Canadians shouldn't view those who will vote for Alberta separation as "enemies" and instead offer "hope" to Albertans in order to buttress against

In a ceremony steeped in tradition, celebrated jurist and human rights defender Louise Arbour was installed on Monday as Canada's 31st Governor General.

Residents of several properties on B.C.'s South Coast are being told to prepare to leave at a moment's notice as data shows an increased risk of flooding.

The Canadian who tested positive for hantavirus after evacuating a cruise ship hit with an outbreak of the virus has recovered, British Columbia health officials say.

Parks Canada says one of Banff’s best-known bears has managed to ditch his tracking collar.

After a particularly cold and snowy winter across much of Canada, it appears summer may tip the scales in the opposite direction.

FIFA officials have done a bottle flip and announced they are reversing their previously announced reusable water bottle ban at World Cup games.

A growing number of tech companies and internet service providers are warning they could pull their services from Canada if the federal government’s proposed lawful access legislation goes

A recently released study by the British Medical Journal (BMJ) is casting doubt on the longstanding belief that calcium and vitamin D intake can help prevent bone fractures

FIFA is banning spectators at World Cup matches from bringing reusable water bottles into its stadiums, after initially saying it would allow them.

In a rare joint warning, Canada and other Five Eyes intelligence sharing countries say China is using professional networking sites like LinkedIn, Indeed and Upwork to target current

Alberta will start to roll out new driver's licences starting July 2 that will include an individual’s health card number, finally eliminating the paper cards that have been

Eligible Canadians will soon be receiving extra money from the federal government in the form of a topped-up GST payment before the program transitions into the grocery benefit

The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off next week with Canada, the U.S. and Mexico jointly hosting the mega event, and sports betting is expected to surge this

A little over a month after the Pentagon revealed it had ordered a batch of M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS) for several allied countries, including Canada,

The NHL will have a fresh challenge when it comes to setting its 2026-27 schedule with British Columbia and Alberta moving to permanent year-round daylight saving time this

A three-year-old girl has died of her injuries after she was blown away in a bouncy castle in Montreal's LaSalle borough on Sunday afternoon, when the winds were

West Moberly First Nations Chief Roland Willson says his community is opposed to the three oil pipeline routes being considered by the Alberta government that would run through

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s request for an emergency debate on the state of Canada’s economy was denied by the Speaker of the House Monday afternoon.

The Ford government says it has reached out to FIFA about “ongoing non-compliance” with its strict new legal changes to curb ticket scalping as the soccer giant prepares

Workers at Canada Post are giving the thumbs-up to a new contract, casting their ballots overwhelmingly to approve a tentative agreement after more than two years of labour

Calgarians are being warned about heavy rainfall and flooded roadways amid an Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) rainfall warning.

Just a short walk away from the Toronto stadium that will host the world’s biggest soccer tournament in less than two weeks, a group of a dozen or

A union representing close to 300 signals workers with Canadian Pacific Kansas City Ltd. says its members are off the job after its 72-hour strike notice expired on

The federal government has ordered a financial audit into transactions and activities at a landmark Indigenous languages office after receiving anonymous complaints.

The race to build Canada’s next submarine fleet is on its final lap as the federal government evaluates two rival bids for the lucrative contract.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on Prime Minister Mark Carney to hold an emergency debate on the economy after Canada slipped into a technical recession by some

Posters of famous sites around the world adorn the walls of the Utour Group travel agency headquarters in Beijing. There's the Eiffel Tower, a cruise ship in the

The number of immigration cases being brought to Federal Court has more than quadrupled since 2020 — and some immigration lawyers are linking the surge in part to

Environment Canada has issued rainfall warnings and a special weather statement for a swath of Alberta and British Columbia.

Six years since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and new research suggests that more Canadian kindergartners are facing developmental vulnerabilities following some of the longest school closures

Canada Post said Friday it recorded a loss of $205 million before tax in the first quarter of 2026, continuing its financial freefall as it struggles with revenue

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand said that the economic relationship between Canada and China is “significant” as China’s foreign minister Wang Yi begins a three-day trip that will

A growing number of Canadians have created online fundraising campaigns to help with monthly bills and essential needs, says major crowdfunding platform GoFundMe.

Hyundai has announced a recall for thousands of hybrid vehicles in Canada because a component in the hybrid system could overheat and increase the risk of a fire.

Canada has dropped several places in a global ranking list of the “best countries” in the world, one step below its neighbour to the south.

The Bank of Canada says the economy is navigating a “volatile” global environment and that  “vulnerabilities” exist that could expose Canada to potential shocks on multiple fronts.

The federal government is entering into contract negotiations with Saab to buy a fleet of surveillance aircraft for the Royal Canadian Air Force, Prime Minister Mark Carney said

Mary-Ann Thurber says she lost more than 80 pounds on a prescribed weight-loss medication but was hesitant to go under the knife to help keep the pounds from

The Canadian government will require travellers from Ebola-affected regions to self-isolate for 21 days effective as of Wednesday.

It will soon be mandatory for commercial trucks in B.C. to have dash cameras. B.C. Conservative MLA Ward Stamer introduced a bill after a string of deadly collisions on

Executives from Apple and Google urged the federal government to tighten rules in its proposed lawful access legislation to avoid creating vulnerabilities in their products, arguing so-called “backdoors”

So far in his still-young tenure as prime minister, Mark Carney has managed to win over five opposition MPs to sit in the governing Liberal caucus.

A Spanish national in quarantine ‌in a Madrid military hospital, who was among those evacuated from a cruise ​ship earlier this month, has ​tested positive for hantavirus, Spain's

A young child was bitten in the head by a coyote, which is still in the wild somewhere near Toronto, police say.

The promises made during separation campaigns can be a “very dangerous bluff,” Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Monday ahead of an Alberta separatism referendum question later this

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.

Security was tightened in South Africa’s Kruger National Park nature reserve after two tourists were found killed there, authorities said on Sunday. The two South African victims, a 71-year-old

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

Several communities in southern Ontario will experience the “first heat event of the season” starting Monday afternoon, Environment Canada says.

The U.S. undersecretary of defence said Monday that the United States is pausing a long-standing military board, claiming “Canada has failed to make credible progress on its defense

More than 19,000 people have signed a parliamentary petition calling for federally regulated employees to work remotely three days a week, as thousands of federal public servants prepare

Nipissing First Nation’s leadership says some youth and young adults in the community are intentionally taking high doses of Benadryl, a common allergy medicine, in a dangerous trend

Court of King’s Bench Justice Shaina Leonard found the province failed to meet its duty to consult First Nations before allowing a process that could affect treaty rights.

Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) have warned consumers against the use of several child-related products due to safety concerns ranging from flammability hazards to

As Canada gears up to co-host the FIFA World Cup, soccer fans will be able to watch select matches on the big screen at movie theatres across the

Tesla has announced a recall for thousands of vehicles in Canada and the U.S. due to a software issue that could prevent the rearview camera image from displaying

One of the four passengers from the hantavirus-striken cruise who has been isolating on Vancouver Island has tested positive for the virus, B.C.’s top doctor announced Saturday.

The Alberta Medical Association says another patient has died while waiting for care at a hospital, as the province’s health agency investigates the case. AMA President Dr. Brian Wirzba

The payout process has begun for those who processed a claim in a $500-million settlement for a class-action lawsuit stemming from the alleged industry-wide price fixing of bread.

Sam Altman, the head of OpenAI, has formally apologized to the community of Tumbler Ridge, BC, after a mass shooting in February.

With a green light from the federal government, Alberta hopes to begin construction on a new oil pipeline as early as fall 2027, with oil flowing by 2033-34.

As surging energy prices leave motorists feeling the pinch at the gas pumps, Canadians are turning to electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles, data from Statistics Canada shows.

The federal government published an advisory this week warning of potential travel disruptions abroad during the busy summer season due to the ongoing war in the Middle East.

A popular DavidsTea product is being recalled in Canada due to a potential allergy risk.

A judge threw out an Alberta separatist petition Wednesday, ruling the province had a duty to consult with First Nations -- a decision quickly declared “anti-democratic” by Premier

Dunkin’ Donuts, the American coffee and donut institution, has its sight set on a return north of the border as it aims to take a bite out of

Canadians are reeling from debt, data shows, as consumer insolvencies have reached their highest level since the start of 2009.

New research has found that mothers with endometriosis face a slightly increased risk of giving birth to babies with birth defects.

Canadians made slightly more return trips from the U.S. in April, according to the latest data, after more than a year of declines.

Fuel prices are looming over one of Canada’s favourite summer pastimes and with the cost of gas at record highs, many boaters are bracing for what could be

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=""]Police say a motorcyclist was taken to hospital with serious injuries after a B.C. crash near the Surrey-Delta border Saturday afternoon left a motorcycle dangling from a

Canada's unemployment ‌rate rose to a six-month high of 6.9 per cent in April as the economy lost 18,000 jobs, Statistics Canada data showed on Friday, indicating a

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says finalizing an energy agreement with the federal government that includes a new West Coast oil pipeline could not only tamp down the separatist

A toddler has died after falling from a high-rise apartment building in North York, Ont.

A two-year-old child has died after being pulled from the Ottawa River Friday evening.

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says Canada’s ongoing work to secure the return of Ukrainian children abducted by Russian officials shows how Ottawa is trying to work with

Speaking to a room of progressive policy experts in Toronto Saturday, Prime Minister Mark Carney offered some insight into what Canada has offered up ahead of an official

A study suggests that marital status may play a role in your risk of developing cancer, with people who have never married facing higher rates of the disease.

The body of a hiker has been found in Glacier National Park, and authorities say it appears to be the first deadly bear attack at the iconic Montana

The Ontario government says it is appointing an administrator to run Conestoga College after an audit discovered “significant financial misuse and governance failings” at the Kitchener, Ont., institution.

Air Canada says four seasonal flight routes will end earlier than previously planned this year due to the soaring price of jet fuel.

Two Canadians who were aboard a cruise ship that was the site of a hantavirus outbreak are now in Ontario, Canada’s foreign affairs and health ministers confirmed Thursday,

Canadians will soon be receiving their census forms, and while the mailout says it needs to be returned by May 12, Statistics Canada says this is a “reference

The Government of Canada is strengthening protections for people seeking immigration and citizenship advice by improving access to trustworthy, quality representation.

Canada will fast-track permanent residence (PR) applications for certain temporary residents already in the system under a one-time measure, according to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), as

The World Health Organization (WHO) has identified the Andes strain of hantavirus, which can be transmitted from person to person, in passengers who were on the cruise ship,

Canada’s provincial bans on U.S. booze led to a 63 per cent decline in U.S. alcohol exports to Canada last year, an industry body told the Trump administration

Toronto says overwhelming demand for free FIFA Fan Festival Toronto tickets saw the first allotment snapped up within four hours of registration opening.

The primary military threat facing Canada comes from hypersonic or cruise missiles arriving from the north, the sea or even space, launched by adversaries such as Russia or

Toronto officials unveiled a new $12.5-million police command centre on Tuesday that is the centrepiece of the city's security plans for the FIFA World Cup.

The World Health Organization (WHO) said that it believes there may have been human-to-human transmission of hantavirus on a cruise ship carrying almost 150 passengers, with four Canadian

Former Supreme Court justice Louise Arbour will be Canada’s next governor general, replacing Mary Simon in the role, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Tuesday.

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).

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.

The federal government announced it’s planning to ban crypto ATMs in order to protect Canadians from scammers using the machines to defraud victims.