Information-sharing between intelligence officers and police needs an overhaul — and it could start with informing police of the reasons behind national security arrests — says a newly obtai...

The real estate market is cooling. But even a record 30 per cent drop in prices would only go back to how things were in late 2020 when experts warned of a bubble.

With unemployment at a record low and close to a million job vacancies, the time is ripe for teenagers to land their first jobs. But teens aren't as likely to apply as they once were.

Premier Doug Ford's government is set to release a budget that will function more like a costed election platform, something the party didn't produce before winning a majority government in the 2018 ...

Pierre Poilievre may be known for his social media savvy, but his campaign is getting some help from a conservative meme machine.

The long arm of Canadian law could extend way out onto the lunar surface as the government seeks to put Canadian astronauts on notice that if they commit crimes on the moon, they'll still face crimi...

New ways of testing for COVID-19 bring promises of accessibility and fast results, but that doesn't diminish the need for consistent national data on case counts, experts say.

The Mass Casualty Commission heard various perspectives Wednesday from collectors, academics, lawyers and former officers on police impersonation and paraphernalia. 

Carl Girouard testified in his murder trial on Wednesday, telling the jury that by the time he turned 18, he became obsessed with an urge to complete a mission – one that required him to kill people...

This one bridge — debated for decades and recently put to a ballot vote — could cost $300 million. That’s a property tax hike of up to 22 per cent in a city of just over 100,000.

Stephen Carter was hired in October after helping Mayor Jyoti Gondek win the election but was dismissed less than four months later after an external firm was hired by the city to investigate complain...

MPP Paul Miller says he was kicked out of the Ontario NDP over a single line on Facebook despite never using social media, and he now has evidence of "multiple, unauthorized logins" to the account ...

B.C. Ferries said some sailings had to be cancelled after a number of employees tested positive for COVID, preventing passengers and goods from getting between the mainland and Haida Gwaii. ...

A pilot program at the Yellowknife jail is teaching inmates new land-based skills and creating a space to connect with memories of family and heritage. "To see something like this happening is good fo...

Margot Algie suffers from a neurodegenerative disease and needs home care for all her daily activities. But she’s often only up for only one hour a day before another home care worker arrives to put...

A cheer team in Saskatchewan has made history after winning gold at Cheerleading Worlds in Orlando, Fla.

A group of men who allege they were sexually abused as teen inmates will not be allowed to attempt a class action lawsuit, an Alberta judge has ruled. 

Raven Recycling is hosting five different artists from now until the end of July, each working with different materials, in a new program designed to help people change the way they think about waste....

A Nova Scotia doctor who is hoping to ease into retirement is speaking out about physician succession planning two years into the search for her replacement. Cathy Felderhof has worked in Canso for 17...

A Federal Court judge rules that websites, press releases and annual reports must be in both official languages.