The head of Canada’s military justice system has revoked his appointment of a military police officer who faced sanctions three years ago for making sexual comments about three women at a Christmas ...

In her first budget a year ago, Chrystia Freeland told Canadians that there was a risk of doing too little to secure the post-pandemic recovery. As the finance minister prepares to deliver her second...

The Indigenous people in Canada who suffered so greatly at residential schools have not waited for the Pope to come to their door. Instead, they have gone to his house, asking to receive an apology, w...

More than a week after a shortage of available physicians closed the emergency room in Red Lake, health professionals are weighing in on possible solutions to the northern Ontario doctor shortage. ...

The exact case counts presented in the study, which looked at the period from March 24-29, are difficult to confirm, but the tendency toward higher case numbers could have an impact on the province's ...

After a tumultuous year of poor crop yields and loss of income following weeks of dry conditions, Saskatchewan farmers and agricultural associations say pandemic-induced inflation, fertilizer and supp...

Many in northwestern Ontario are still processing last week's events in Rome, including an apology from Pope Francis for the conduct of some members of the Roman Catholic Church relating to Canada's r...

Dr. Verna Yiu, president and CEO of Alberta Health Services, is leaving her position, less than a year after receiving a two-year contract extension.

A Hamilton man says a scammer used his address and a picture of his home to falsely advertise a basement for rent. One woman even knocked on his door to say she paid first and last month's rent, and n...

Cinthia Alaralak imagines her late father, John Illupalik, was longing for home when he painted a team of sled dogs resting beside two igloos, with an inukshuk on a mountain in the distance. ...

Ontario’s police watchdog has closed its investigation of an interaction between a police horse and a woman during the convoy protest in Ottawa because her injury was not serious enough to fall unde...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford's government is introducing legislation to temporarily reduce gasoline and fuel taxes.

As the Bay du Nord offshore drilling project awaits approval from Ottawa, the provincial government continues to suggest that Newfoundland's oil is a climate-friendly alternative to crude from elsewhe...

Mi'kmaq children in the small community of Indian Island First Nation, N.B., were taught valuable lessons about the traditional uses of tobacco, one of the four sacred medicines, in a workshop on Mon...

It's advertised as a safe and reliable way to move money, but an Ontario couple says the $10,000 wire transfer they sent their adult son in Alberta was deposited into the wrong account, and then disap...

The Ontario government is investing in and fast tracking five electricity transmission infrastructure projects for the southwestern region that are meant to fuel the auto and agricultural industries...

The federal and Ontario governments are investing up to $259 million each in the General Motors plant in Oshawa plant and its CAMI facility in Ingersoll including for electric-vehicle production, the...

The federal government is partnering with 14 internet service providers to offer $20-per-month high-speed internet to low-income seniors and families, a source says.

"The mosque is not only a place to pray. It's a place to socialize, to talk to other Muslims," says Abdoul Karim Diakite.

The Thunder Bay Police Service (TBPS) promoted a senior officer who’s the subject of a criminal investigation, according to sources. The service in northern Ontario also is at the centre of human ri...