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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