Emerging evidence suggests high Omicron infection rates won’t necessarily translate into widespread protection against re-infections down the line — unless you’re layering exposure onto the broa...

As Russia appears poised to invade, there is disagreement in Russia around what may be Vladimir Putin's next move.

As wage demands show signs of rising amid worker shortages, senators want to know how the Bank of Canada will keep inflation under control before it becomes a serious political problem. ...

In the wake of 2021 voting problems in remote northwestern Ontario communities, Elections Canada says it's planning a comprehensive review of its relationship with First Nations, but the work will tak...

Significant backlogs in the approval process to become a Canadian citizen have left thousands of immigrants waiting months, and even years, to take their oaths.

Hamilton has spent nearly $1.53 million on extra security guards since the pandemic's beginnings in early 2020 to keep places like vaccine clinics and testing centres safe.

Candice Bergen was voted interim leader of the Conservatives on Wednesday evening after a majority of party MPs voted to remove Erin O'Toole as leader earlier in the day.

Some of the organizers of the protest that's brought noise, traffic problems and harassment to downtown Ottawa say they have empathy for the city's residents, but there is no other way to end all COVI...

Construction is set to begin this year on a Saskatchewan potash mine with a far smaller environmental footprint than industry norms, according to the company's CEO.

Canada's Hans Wuthrich thought he had seen it all during his long icemaking career. Delivering four top-quality curling sheets at the Beijing Games in a venue originally built for aquatic sports has b...

Murray Hawse is used to getting lots of snow at home in northern B.C., but nothing prepared him for the whiteout conditions that forced him and other drivers into ditches and onto highway shoulders on...

Intensive care unit staff are working on the brink of collapse, and it's forcing hospitals to take a hard look at how to cope with this COVID-19 wave - and any other that may be still to come. ...

Joni Mitchell was right — they really are paving paradise and putting up parking lots.

A remote northern Ontario First Nation wants Ottawa to help it find an environmentally responsible way to dispose of the thousands of empty water bottles that have piled up over 27 years under a long-...

Some organizers of the convoy protest in Ottawa, which began as opposition to mandatory vaccination for cross-border truckers, said Wednesday they plan to remain "for as long as it takes." Meanwhile...

A classic Canadian game found in many basements across this country is picking up in popularity with online shoppers around the world. Crokinole exports may not on par with maple syrup but a man wh...

At one Edmonton high school, students are taking the lead and sharing Black issues with their peers, with topics ranging from micro-aggression to mental health to success stories. But it's already en...

A piece of newsprint discovered during the demolition of a church in southwestern New Brunswick tells a familiar story of public health challenges during a smallpox outbreak in 1885 that have been ren...

Newly revealed correspondence between the federal government and the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) at the start of the pandemic is raising questions around the regulator's independence. ...

A Grade 8 student says Dr. J. E. Davey Elementary School in Hamilton isn't doing enough to deal with teachers who consistently refer to them by the wrong gender and use their former name: "If I correc...