Ottawa's largest hospitals say they may call in symptomatic health-care workers with COVID-19 to work should their staffing crisis get dire — a policy move that hospitals across the continent are...

The Omicron variant wave will help boost our collective immunity to COVID-19, but that comes at a high cost, multiple experts warn — from surging short-term hospitalizations to longer-term health im...

Talk of energy these days is rooted in two worlds — the demands of today and the transition ahead — as decarbonization efforts come into even sharper focus with climate change.

Newly revealed polling conducted by Premier Doug Ford’s government showed growing public dissatisfaction with its handling of COVID-19 last year as successive waves of the pandemic hit Ontario. ...

Schools across Ontario will reopen for in-person learning on Monday, Jan. 17, sources with knowledge of the decision say.

A mandatory publication ban that exists on any case involving a victim of child pornography has been struck down in B.C. Supreme Court after a successful constitutional challenge, allowing media to re...

Environment Canada has extreme cold warnings in place for all of eastern Ontario, southern Quebec and western New Brunswick Monday night.

Three Quebec colleges and a connected recruiting firm have filed for creditor protection, adding to the uncertainty of hundreds of international students who had already been seeking tuition refunds.Â...

After two lean years, Ottawa-area travel agencies say a combination of holiday trip cancellations, new government travel rules and a lack of financial support is putting them in jeopardy — just as t...

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is advising against travel to Canada because of rising numbers of COVID-19 cases.

Three Ontario nurses who have faced discipline for their stances on the pandemic are suing the Canadian Nurses Association and a media outlet in British Columbia, with the libel suit seeking $1 millio...

A Burnaby man went all the way to B.C.'s Court of Appeal with a lawsuit against a couple he blamed for his slip on the pavement out front of their house — only to have the province's top court is...

N.L. health officials have said it's likely that most people will at some point contract COVID-19. But for some people with compromised immune systems and other chronic conditions, getting the virus i...

The Whelers, a family of four, braved -35 C cold to ski from sunrise to sundown on Jan. 2 to honour the life of Ole Heie, an avid skier with Olympic aspirations from Camrose, Alta., who died last summ...

Students in Alberta and British Columbia returned to classrooms for in-person instruction on Monday after an extended holiday break.

Alberta doesn't have a good grasp of the overall environmental impacts of the oilsands a decade after implementing monitoring that was supposed to provide it, internal government documents suggest. ...

The agency that monitors British Columbia's waterways is warning of "minor to significant flooding'" on B.C.'s Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island as warming temperatures and persistent rain melt ...

A First Nation in Alberta says it's been nearly three months since it was supposed to take legal control of its own child welfare but the provincial government won't recognize the arrangement made pos...

There are more than 170,000 long-COVID patients across Canada facing everything from fatigue and shortness of breath, to tinnitus, brain fog and muscle and joint pain. At the moment, there's no known ...

I survived a war as a child and now I face this pandemic. Here is how I'm learning to better narrate my life through catastrophe, writes Nadja Halilbegovich.