Canada's border agency says it is temporarily closing two ports of entry in Bathurst, N.B., and Charlottetown because of COVID-19 infections and close contacts among staff.

The extreme cold that has gripped British Columbia's Lower Mainland for almost a week is making survival tough for the littlest bird in the province.

Three Manitoba families are grieving the loss of loved ones who entered hospitals COVID-free during the pandemic only to contract the virus there and die.

An Ontario man started a business called Mr. Pooper Scooper to raise enough money to travel twice monthly to Winnipeg to see his three-year-old daughter.

Canadian Blood Services is calling on all Canadians to make an appointment to donate going into January. In Ontario, there are about 5,600 appointments that need to be filled by Jan. 15, 2022. ...

British Columbia's farmers are trying their best to cope as record-breaking cold and snowfall affect their livelihood after a year spent bearing the brunt of natural disasters in the province. ...

Take a look back at an extraordinary year in Canada, much of it captured in photos by The Canadian Press. (Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press)

Tate Juniper set out to capture Indigenous stories in a cross country road trip, and what he found has only deepened his curiosity to reconnect with his own culture and community.

The highway into the Village of Craven, Sask., remains blocked off as a result of a train derailment.

What should have been an easy run to the Caribbean for Bluenose II at the start of 1969 led to the death of one crew member and nearly sank the ship.

Daily COVID-19 infections have hit record highs in the United States, parts of Canada and swaths of Europe and Australia as the new Omicron variant of the coronavirus races out of control, keeping wor...

Could the pandemic be the crisis that compels politicians and voters to confront all the other problems facing us?

From simple upgrades you can buy at the hardware store to expert advice on tree health to stricter building codes, much can be done to prepare cities to cope with the new environmental reality. ...

Toronto surgeon Amin Madani has developed technology aimed at reducing the risk of complications that can result from invasive procedures, such as gallbladder surgery.

A shortage of COVID-19 testing capacity has some Manitobans scrambling to find rapid antigen tests — and experts wondering why the province waited so long to make the home-use devices more widel...

Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé announced Tuesday that some health-care workers in the province who have tested positive for COVID-19 or have come in close contact with a case may remain on th...

The National Hockey League says it will be rescheduling nine upcoming games involving Canadian teams due to COVID-19 attendance restrictions in certain Canadian cities.

While recent data suggests a jobs recovery for working age women, experts say that the statistics fail to capture the whole picture, one in which many women are still struggling to balance work and fa...