The number of people infected with COVID-19 is now an ongoing mystery, as the highly infectious Omicron variant overwhelms testing capacity across the country.

The pandemic heralding big changes to the dining experience, such as smaller restaurants, dedicated takeout counters and a shift toward snazzier experiences to lure back indoor diners. And some of th...

As the highly transmissible Omicron variant fuels record-high case counts, and schools across Canada delay in-person learning, calls are growing for another layer of protection to be added to classroo...

Run the Burbs is Andrew Phung's first production since Kim's Convenience, one of Canada's biggest hits in comedy. He tried to make his new show an ode to suburbia and taking it easy.

Canada has lost its first dispute case under the new North American trade agreement to the United States. A panel found that Ottawa flouted part of its obligation to open the dairy market. Now the U.S...

Many parts of Western Canada, the North and parts of Ontario were under extreme cold alerts or winter storm watches Tuesday night.

Quebecers generally believe in a strong provincial government, but some experts say a second curfew in just under a year may be testing that trust.

More than half of Bearskin Lake — including most essential workers and leadership in the First Nation in Ontario — are now in quarantine, either having tested positive for the virus or living with...

Mayo Schmidt has left Nutrien and resigned from its board.

In 2022, political pundits are watching for the future of Alberta's United Conservative Party's leadership, the impact of the pandemic and the government's willingness to charm back supporters. ...

According to reports, passengers were cast members from Quebec reality television shows. Videos of the Dec. 30 flight shared on social media appear to show them not wearing masks, dancing in the aisle...

Nearly a month after the Barge Chilling Beach sign popped up in Vancouver, a number of locals are questioning why a sign for a stranded barge was approved so quickly when official parks across the ...

Canada’s 100 top-paid CEOs made big bucks in 2020, despite the onset of a pandemic, according to a new report, which also says many of the companies headed by those CEOs received the federal governm...

The federal government and First Nations leaders have struck a historic agreement-in-principle to compensate young people harmed by Canada's discriminatory child welfare system.

Canadians are seeing surgeries postponed, access to COVID-19 testing reduced and a return to classes delayed as provinces continue to struggle with a sustained wave of coronavirus cases and hospitaliz...

As positive coronavirus cases rise again, fuelled by the latest Omicron variant, parents voice frustrations and share concerns as their children grapple with a third calendar year of the COVID-19 pand...

New COVID-19 protocols that will see trials postponed threaten to further exacerbate backlogs plaguing Alberta’s court system.

Women, visible minorities and Indigenous people accounted for a larger share of the latest Order of Canada appointments than in recent years — a sign that Rideau Hall's quest to diversify one of...

The end of the line has finally come for the last remaining BlackBerry smartphones out there, as the company says services for its legacy devices will be discontinued today.

Cynthia Appiah faced the biggest setback of her athletic career at the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympic Games in South Korea.