Roxanne Beaubien was drifting through a life of parties and drinking when a soft pop in her head changed everything.

A Sudbury, Ont., woman says her Jamaican husband has been unable to emigrate to Canada and could miss their child’s birth in October, as Canadian immigration officials have deemed their marriage not...

Halifax Regional Police have blocked public access for almost a year to files about the removal of homeless encampments and protesters from Halifax parks last August, behaviour the provincial privacy ...

We don't hear much said about the impact of climate change on Indigenous reconciliation, but the impact is clear, and it's potentially disastrous, writes Tom Kehoe.

A lawsuit filed against the Newfoundland and Labrador government over the use of solitary confinement is gaining momentum, with more than a hundred people coming forward with stories from inside pro...

Fractures, bacterial infections, chronic diseases, and signs of malnutrition provide a window into the lives of Irish migrants in the mid 1800s, said bio-archaeologist Marine Puech at Boucherville lab...

Researchers of a B.C. study are looking at how artificial intelligence can help identify people most at risk of human trafficking.

Pat King has been granted bail Monday at an Ottawa courtroom. The decision comes after a two-day bail review hearing last week, and there's a publication ban on the evidence and reasons for the decisi...

The shortage of lifeguards and swim instructors extends across the country, forcing many municipalities to scale back pool hours and limit the number of lessons available despite the pent up demand. ...

Patrick Brown announced he is running for mayor of Brampton again on Monday morning, weeks after being disqualified from Conservative leadership race.

A handful of emergency support workers, along with Chief Lorna Bighetty and her husband, are the only people remaining in northern Manitoba's fire-threatened Mathias Colomb First Nation after four ...

Last fall, two landlords in Toronto discovered their tenants renovated their properties into rooming houses and have been fighting to evict them since. They say their tenants are 'victimizing' the int...

The Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador approved the sale of 43 properties belonging to the Roman Catholic Episcopal Corporation, including 13 churches.

Kartik Soni's payments on the home he bought in London, Ont., six months ago after moving from Brampton have increased by nearly $500 because he has a variable-rate mortgage. Amandeep Singh's fixed mo...

The Phase II trial in Toronto, sponsored by a charity called the Remedy Institute, was issued a non-compliant rating on June 22, according to Health Canada. It's one of two active trials in the count...

Some of the largest electronics manufacturers in the world have settled a Canadian class action that accused them of a vast price-fixing conspiracy related to sales of optical disc drives, including g...

Questions continue to swirl about who was making decisions and on what grounds when it came to removing protesters outside a Doug Ford campaign stop at Hamilton's airport in May, amid new details...

Following the trial of an alleged Montreal neo-Nazi where the judge and defence lawyer argued over the definition of Nazism, Jewish groups are demanding better education on the Holocaust. ...