A doctor was charged Friday with first-degree murder as part of a police investigation into multiple suspicious deaths at Hawkesbury and District General Hospital in eastern Ontario, near the border w...

The chief counsel for the Department of Justice conceded the possibility Friday the judge overseeing Meng Wanzhou's extradition proceedings may find that a Canada Border Service Agency officer breache...

Former fashion mogul Peter Nygard will remain in jail after a judge on Friday dismissed his bail appeal.

The survivors of St. Anne’s Residential school are rejecting Canada's offer of an independent review of their abuse claims.

A high-profile sexual assault case involving the Canadian military has come to an end following years of legal battles. Former warrant officer André Gagnon pleaded guilty today to assaulting former m...

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says his government didn't prepare a fallback plan on implementing a consumer carbon tax because they were hoping to win in the country's top court.

Starting Monday, travellers who fail to declare cannabis and cannabis products when crossing the border could face fines.

Procurement Minister Anita Anand said Canada is seeing an influx of COVID-19 vaccine supply, and she expects that to continue despite recent export restrictions from the European Union. ...

A Canadian coal-mining company faces the largest fine imposed under the Fisheries Act after pleading guilty to contaminating waterways in southeastern British Columbia.

Public health experts say the COVID-19 pandemic has overshadowed other epidemics that need attention. Testing for HIV and hepatitis C has plummeted in Saskatchewan, where blood-borne and sexually tran...

Some businesses that sell swimming pools and other pool-related products in Ottawa say the COVID-19 pandemic has created unseen levels of demand, and they likely won't have the stock to meet it. ...

The federal Liberal government is fighting a motion made by the Conservatives and backed by all the other parties to get cabinet ministers' staff to appear at any parliamentary committees. ...

Variants of the virus behind COVID-19 double the risk of someone being admitted to intensive care — and increase the risk of death by roughly 60 per cent — according to a new analysis of recent On...

A Marketplace investigation into an online boot camp organized by an American anti-vaccination activist has uncovered some of the tactics COVID-19 conspiracists are using to influence those skeptical ...

Health officials don't recommend having different types of COVID-19 vaccines for your two shots, but doctors say a unique clinical trial in the United Kingdom could inform a more flexible rollout in...

Canada will collect data on the impact of siting a disproportionate number of polluting industries and landfills in areas inhabited by racial minority communities, federal lawmakers voted Wednesday. ...

Those pushing for better and more stringent climate policy should savour a big win. But they should also start getting ready for the next fight, says energy economist Andrew Leach.

Kristin McBride was driving along Highway 6 between Lumby and Vernon on the night of March 13 when a man in a white truck or SUV pulled up behind her and turned on a set of flashing red and blue light...

Pizza consumption has surged during the pandemic, and Canadians are making the frozen variety their pie of choice.

A judge has adjourned the murder trial of Greg Fertuck until this fall due to concerns over COVID-19 in Saskatchewan. Fertuck, who is charged with first-degree murder in the death of his wife Sheree, ...