The couple had been watching water levels rise and fall all day, waiting for them to go down like usual. They'd finally started to relax, when the knock came. They were out of time.

In the seaside village of Alma, about 70 kilometres south of Moncton, seasonal business owners are scrambling to find staff as the summer approaches. Help wanted signs are posted in windows in shops, ...

A visit to the Isuarsivik Recovery Centre in Kuujjuaq, Que., brought tears to the eyes of Gov. Gen. Mary Simon, who played a role in its founding. 'It's so important to say those words, 'I need help,'...

In the first 18 months of the pandemic, only 30 per cent of Saskatchewan people got knee replacement surgeries within the national benchmark time frame of six months, according to the latest report fr...

Abortion is legal in Canada, but that doesn't mean the procedure is always readily accessible, and the lack of open dialogue allows "that stigma and that silence ... stereotypes and taboos to continue...

The CAQ announced Monday that all Quebecers who want it will be able to connect to high-speed Internet by Sept. 30.

Oilsands giant Suncor Energy says it's more than tripled its earnings in its first quarter.

Danielle Barnsley was 17 years old when she found out she was pregnant. Almost 20 years later, she doesn’t know if she would have chosen differently, but she wishes that she had been given the choic...

The federal government will attempt to join several countries in Europe, including Germany, that makes Holocaust denial a crime. However, like any legislation that seeks to put curbs on expression, i...

Residents in the northern Alberta community of Chateh, west of High Level, could be out of their homes for several months after flooding forced them to evacuate Sunday and Monday. 

The deadly strain of avian flu ravaging Canada's poultry industry is also felling an unusual number of wild bird species and has even jumped species, killing a pair of juvenile foxes near St. Marys On...

A white fallow deer has moved into a field near the south Ottawa suburb of Manotick, to the delight of people living nearby.

The Nova Scotia government has spent $12.8 million to date on the joint provincial and federal inquiry into the April 2020 massacre. Because costs are shared with Ottawa, this means the total has surp...

More than five years after dozens of Greater Toronto Area investors found out they’d lost the millions they collectively invested in syndicated mortgages, their lawyer has been disbarred by the Law ...

The Distant Early Warning (DEW) Line, later replaced by the North Warning System, changed the face of Canada's North. Will the remaining radar sites soon be retired?

Cadets set to graduate from Royal Military College in Kingston, Ont., plan to honour the four classmates who died in a recent crash on campus.

A 2010 storm displaced dozens of families in this small Mi’kmaq community on the Bay of Chaleur. Sewers backed up. People lost cherished possessions. It was an early indicator of the threat posed to...

A school community in New Westminster, B.C., rallied Monday night in support of a couple at risk of being deported to Mexico. 

The Canadian Feminist Alliance for International Action says there is “growing evidence of systemic discrimination and violence” against women by the national police force.