People who rely on wheelchairs for mobility, advocates and the U.S. Transportation Secretary argue it’s time to make air travel more accessible so people living with disabilities have a more equitab...

After London workers cut down a monarch butterfly habitat without the homeowner's permission, an environmental lawyer says Ontario cities must rethink policies addressing complaints over butterfly-fri...

Evacuation orders have now been issued for 324 properties in B.C.'s southern Interior following major growth of the Keremeos Creek wildfire over the last day.

When was the last time you went on an adventure in your own city? If the answer is "too long" then this bike ride might be for you.

At the International AIDS Conference in Montreal, the federal health minister on Monday announced nearly $18 million for HIV testing in Canada, with a substantial amount of the funding for self-admini...

Alberta's chief medical officer of health last year received the largest cash benefit payout of any provincial civil servant since the government began posting records in 2016.

A year after her son was killed by police just outside her home, Marie-Mireille Bence says she still cries everyday. And she's still waiting to see if the officers who shot him will be criminally char...

Thunderstorm warnings are in effect for parts of Alberta as severe weather events move east across the province.

Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc Kúkpi7 (Chief) Rosanne Casimir, Canadian soccer legend Christine Sinclair and outspoken former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould have all been appointed to the Order of B...

Winnipeggers gathered at the St. Norbert Arts Centre on Monday to mark the creation of legislation that abolished slavery in Canada 188 years ago, and reflect on the ongoing hardships Black people ...

Since the start of the war in Ukraine, the cost of living has soared for millions across the globe — and Calgary's food service industry is feeling the pinch. 

In a news release Sunday night, the utility said a wastewater pump failure is causing "screened but untreated" wastewater to be released into the harbour.

A 37-year-old Mississauga man has died after falling into Lake Ontario on Sunday, Niagara Regional Police Service says.

Officials are urging British Columbians to be careful due to wildfire risk on Sunday, even as the biggest fires in the province remained stable since Saturday.

The print edition of Sing Tao Daily, which publishes in Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary, will end on Aug. 28. 

The three-day summit consists of presentations, workshops, panel discussions and performances of poetry and music.

The massive climate and tax deal announced this week by Democrats in the U.S. Senate should inspire Ottawa to adopt a bolder and more urgent approach to fighting climate change, some experts say. ...

One structure has been destroyed and a second area has been ordered to evacuate after the Keremeos Creek wildfire southwest of Penticton, B.C., jumped a road overnight.

The village of Hines Creek, about 445 kilometres northwest of Edmonton, is in recovery mode after a strong storm rolled through Friday night. Uprooted and snapped trees, roofs, and general debris litt...