Experts estimate the health-care sector contributes about five per cent of Canada's greenhouse gas emissions. So what can patients and medical providers do to cut back?

Canada's top court will hear arguments today about whether a man who allegedly ignored a woman's request to wear a condom during sex should stand trial — a case that could have wide impacts on the i...

After a federal election riddled with problems for First Nations voters in northwestern Ontario's Kenora riding, Elections Canada has issued an apology "to any elector who was unable to vote as a resu...

The B.C. government says it will be consulting with dozens of First Nations before putting a pause to any logging operations threatening the most vulnerable old-growth ecosystems across the provinc...

The man accused of killing a 45-year-old doctor in Red Deer in August 2020 died Tuesday morning, just weeks before his murder trial was to begin.

The B.C. College of Nurses and Midwives is warning its registrants against using their professional titles when organizing or taking part in opposition to COVID-19 public health orders. ...

An Ontario grandmother, who is the oldest person to graduate with a master's degree from York University. says young people should use their university education to make positive change in the world. ...

Canada's about to have a U.S. ambassador again. It's been more than two years since the last one. David Cohen's appointment was confirmed by the U.S. Senate, unlike a list of other nominees blocked by...

Rachel Blais, the director of the Qajuqturvik Community Food Centre, said the organization saw a record number of residents accessing its daily meals in the first few weeks of the city's tap water cri...

Caroline Tait, a Métis professor at the University of Saskatchewan who raised concerns about prominent academic Carrie Bourassa's claims to Indigenous ancestry, says the school's recent decision to...

Premier Jason Kenney's office has selected Edmonton's integrity commissioner to conduct a review of its HR policies for staff after serious allegations of misconduct in the building. 

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government is in discussions with Indigenous leaders across the country and is confident that flags on government buildings can be raised in time to be lowered f...

Students on a school bus in northern Alberta escaped serious injuries Tuesday after a couple of logs that fell off a semi-trailer impaled the side of the bus.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection confirmed travellers entering by land will not have to show proof of a negative COVID-19 test, but said they should be prepared to verbally attest to their vaccinati...

The federal government took another step toward rebuilding the travel industry Tuesday by announcing an expansion of the number of Canadian airports that will accept international flights.  ...

A northern Alberta MLA says a group of people protesting COVID-19 restrictions crossed a line when they gathered outside her private residence and left behind a noose marked with a violent threat. ...

After months of restraint, dancing and singing will be allowed in Quebec's bars as of Nov. 15, Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé announced in a COVID-19 update Tuesday. 

Nearly a decade after he graduated, Robert Labradore returned to his former high school to share how he's reconnecting with his Mi'kmaw culture by discovering artifacts left behind by his ancestors...

A teen found guilty of sexually assaulting another student at an all-boys Catholic school in Toronto has been given a two-year probationary sentence with no time behind bars.

A former Canadian soldier who fatally shot three members of his family and then himself was aware of what he was doing and would have been considered criminally responsible for his actions had he surv...