Years of being needled by Donald Trump didn't convince the Trudeau government to substantially increase spending on the armed forces. The war in Ukraine seems to be making a much more forceful argumen...

A Toronto woman is questioning TD Bank after she was charged —  but later reimbursed — a $50 fee for donating to Ukrainian relief efforts several days after Russia unilaterally invaded the countr...

All secondary school students in B.C. will be required to complete Indigenous-focused coursework before graduation, according to the province's Ministry of Education. The change is expected to take e...

Women entrepreneurs, particularly women of colour, receive less funding than their male counterparts. Some Canadian female tech executives are trying to close that funding gap, with a mission to inves...

Some of Canada's top bobsleigh and skeleton athletes are calling for the resignations at the national governing body amid allegations of a toxic culture within the organization.

Black consumers and business people need more than just occasional representation in advertisements during Black History Month. After decades of ignoring the black demographic, can major corporations ...

The Alberta government will stop collecting the 13-cent per litre provincial fuel tax on April 1 as long as the benchmark price for oil remains above $90 US, Premier Jason Kenney said Monday. ...

Masouma Tajik fled Taliban rule in Afghanistan in August, leaving her life and family behind at only 22 years old, carrying just one backpack.

Saskatchewan adults are having to make hard choices living on one of the lowest minimum wage rates in the country.

Leaked financial documents show that Georgian Peaks, an exclusive Ontario ski club, received almost $1.4 million in federal pandemic relief in 2020/21 — a record-breaking season. The club ended up w...

General Motors Co. and South Korea's POSCO Chemical announce a deal to build a plant in Quebec to produce material for batteries destined for electric vehicles.

The Ontario government is rolling back a controversial section of a newly proposed labour bill that would dissolve the regulatory body of traditional Chinese medicine in the province.

A third-generation cattle farmer who has been driving on his property for decades says a new 140-hour program aimed at improving trucker safety is causing unnecessary hardship.

International lumber prices are surging again, and private sellers of wood in New Brunswick say that's been helping them get better prices for their softwood logs. In Maine.

Ontario businesses are no longer required to check someone's vaccine status at the door, but some businesses in Ottawa say they plan to reserve times to serve vaccinated customers only. ...

After her credit report is mixed up with information from someone with a similar name, an Ottawa woman battles Equifax to fix it while she gets priced out of the city's red-hot real estate market. Exp...

As Russia's attack on Ukraine pushes consumer prices even higher, the Bank of Canada's quarter-point interest rate hike is unlikely to dampen inflation expectations as prices seem to rise faster than ...

Alberta has some spare pipeline and rail capacity that could be used to move more oil to the U.S., the province's energy minister Sonya Savage said in Houston on Sunday ahead of the CERAWeek energy co...

The Mass Casualty Commission heard arguments on Monday around why front-line RCMP officers and those in command positions should be called to testify.