Jordan Bissonette has been keeping track of his deceased father's paperwork. He says he was surprised and saddened to get a letter saying his father was eligible for a vaccine, more than two months af...

The intensive care unit at the Jewish General Hospital has treated nearly 300 COVID-19 patients since the pandemic began. As cases and hospitalizations begin to decline, staff hope this third wave is ...

KPMG is disputing confidential emails from a leak of offshore financial data that show the Canadian accounting and auditing firm helped set up four shell companies in the Isle of Man that experts beli...

Following La Soufrière's major eruption on April 9 in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Vincentian communities across Canada have been collecting donations and supplies for those in need. But there are...

A union representing oil and gas workers says they don't object to Canada cutting emissions — in fact, they think the country could aim for more ambitious targets. But only if there's a plan for a "...

Two flight crew and one wildlife biologist were on board the Great Slave Helicopters flight that crashed near Griffith Island. No one survived, the company says. The crash happened during a trip to s...

A teenage girl in Brampton, Ont., is among the youngest Canadians to die with COVID-19 after her family said she contracted the coronavirus amid the province's devastating third wave.  ...

As the European Union and the United States begin discussing a return to non-essential international travel, the federal government is expressing caution and insisting its decisions will be based on s...

Alberta plans to offer COVID-19 vaccinations to about 15,000 workers at meat-packing plants across the province starting this week, according to provincial Health Minister Tyler Shandro. ...

Attorney General David Eby told a public inquiry Monday there was a "significant" disconnect among B.C. gaming officials on the issue of money laundering when he took over the gaming portfolio in 2...

The first North Atlantic right whale of the season has been sighted in Canadian waters, triggering an early and localized snow crab fishery closure in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Newfoundland Premier Andrew Furey says he spoke with Ontario Premier Doug Ford over the weekend about sending health-care workers and supplies to help the province deal with a worsening COVID-19 situa...

Monday's strike at Montreal's port was the second labour dispute there in less than a year. The federal labour minister signalled on Sunday she was prepared to legislate an end to the work stoppage. ...

Telecommunications giant BCE Inc. made an offer to buy smaller rival Shaw before abandoning the plan due to fears regulators would block the deal, documents reveal.

The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo in northeastern Alberta is declaring a state of local emergency due to mounting COVID-19 case numbers.

After a sluggish start, Canada's vaccination efforts are starting to pay off, with COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths among the oldest Canadians now dropping at a faster rate than in younger ...

A gaming insider says an internal company document proves video game giant Electronic Arts is trying to drive players into a type of game play that encourages them to spend more money and which has co...

How does a government sort through a sea of valid demands when there isn’t enough COVID-19 vaccine to go around?

Ontario has made a formal request to the Canadian Armed Forces to help deal with a surge in critical-care cases associated with COVID-19's third wave, while Manitoba announced a series of new restric...