The number of people crossing the land border into Canada more than doubled in the first week that fully vaccinated Americans were once again allowed to enter the country for non-essential travel. ...

This week, Starbucks started to once again allow customers to be served coffee in their reusable mugs. Some environmentalists say it's time for McDonald's and Tim Hortons to follow suit. ...

Starting Sept. 1, the Quebec government is putting into effect a vaccine passport system that will limit many non-essential activities to people who are fully vaccinated. Here's a primer on how it wil...

If you’ve been wondering about the security of the upcoming federal election with so many Canadians planning to mail in their ballots, we’ve got you covered.

A doctor who conscientiously refuses to participate in abortion or euthanasia does so because she considers these acts to be lethal violence against a human being. You might disagree with these belief...

Reasonable housing costs were once a selling point for living in Nova Scotia, but prices have spiked in recent year. With a federal election underway, attention has shifted to what the main federal pa...

Post-secondary students are telling Elections Canada staff to do "as much as they can" to get out the student vote, after the agency cancelled its Vote on Campus program for the 2021 federal election....

When Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau touched down in the Vancouver area on Tuesday, a group of protesters against old-growth logging in the Fairy Creek watershed were waiting to greet him at his downtow...

Canada will remain in Afghanistan beyond the Aug. 31 date set for the withdrawal of U.S. troops from the country to help evacuate more Canadians and eligible Afghans if the security situation permits,...

A decision by Nova Scotia’s highest court on the sentencing of a Black man convicted of weapons offences is being heralded as “historic” and a “landmark” that will set the pattern for senten...

A manager for British Columbia's wildfire service says conditions are trending in the right direction with the number of fires that threaten public safety and property dropping down to two dozen from ...

P.E.I.'s chief public health officer said Tuesday she and her team have been on the receiving end of "inappropriate, bullying, demeaning" comments and behaviour.

Justin Trudeau went into this campaign with a polling lead — the first time that's happened since he became Liberal leader. It remains to be seen whether he went into it with a compelling argument f...

Calgary's EMS system had 470 per cent more red alerts — or periods when no ambulances were available — than Edmonton did last year. 

It’s tough — even impossible — to predict exactly how Canada will fare in the fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. And comparing us with other countries only gets you so far. But experts do say...

This cross-border couple — one in Saskatchewan, the other in Ohio — met on TikTok in the middle of the pandemic. Now they have a baby boy and are finally together.

Critical care nurses in southern Ontario have reached a breaking point after they say more than a year and a half of brutal pandemic work and stagnant pay has led to a staffing shortage so severe th...

When 12-year-old Carter Noseworthy was inspired to teach himself watercolour painting during the lockdown, he never dreamed he’d get paid to do it — or get commissions from across the globe. ...

By working from an Afrocentric perspective, the program helps participants reconnect with their culture and family, heal from trauma, complete their studies and enter the workforce.  ...

The Bearspaw First Nation in southern Alberta will soon be able to establish its own savings trust fund with more than $50 million in the bank after settling a dispute with the federal government. ...