While the death of Queen Elizabeth has triggered Operation London Bridge — the step-by-step plan for how the British government deals with her passing — the Canadian government will also follow a ...

Indigenous organizations in Manitoba are sending condolences to the Royal Family after the death of Queen Elizabeth on Thursday, but some in the community remain conflicted over the Crown's colonial h...

The missing black Nissan Rogue that Myles Sanderson is believed to have been travelling in has been found.

Before Maayan Ziv left Toronto to speak at an accessibility conference in Tel Aviv, Israel, she says she did everything she could to make sure her wheelchair would arrive in one piece. Despite all her...

Windsor’s annual pumpkin regatta — that transforms giant gourds into personal vegetable crafts that are then raced on Lake Pisiquid — has been cancelled indefinitely.

Brigitte Cleroux, the woman who impersonated a nurse for a year at B.C. Women's Hospital, has been charged with a long list of new offences, including 11 counts of assault and assault with a weapon. ...

Yukon Premier Sandy Silver has asked his Liberal party to find a new leader, but says he will stay on as premier until then. He will not be seeking a 4th term as MLA in the 2025 election. ...

Deputy Commissioner Brian Brennan of the RCMP, in charge of contract and Indigenous policing, is appearing before the Mass Casualty Commission leading the inquiry into the April 2020 massacre in Nova ...

Health Canada announced Friday it has approved Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for kids aged six months to four-years-old.

The Conservative Party of Canada announced Friday that it's going ahead with the planned leadership event that will name the party's new leader — even though the country is in the midst of a period ...

CityNews has hired veteran news anchor Lisa LaFlamme as a special correspondent to lead its coverage of the death and legacy of Queen Elizabeth.

Canada's economy lost 40,000 jobs in August, enough to push up the jobless rate by half a percentage point, to 5.4 per cent.

The resources that police forces in Nova Scotia need to protect the public — and how they'll pay for those resources — will soon be finalized through new standards, in a major shift from years of ...

As prices soar and wages struggle to catch up, it may be hard to realize that just two years ago central banks were worried that inflation was not too high but dangerously low. Just as low inflation w...

In Alberta, if a child is conceived after their parent has passed away, the deceased parent is not added to the birth certificate. Tanya Brown fought for her husband’s legacy.

As Canada's doctor shortage grows, people are getting creative in their search for primary care. The Vancouver Island woman whose newspaper ad seeking a doctor inspired a copycat in Vancouver has foun...

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at how a lot of government climate action is ignoring people with disabilities and examine the pros and cons of deep sea mining. ...

The B.C. Oil and Gas Commission (BCOGC) has indefinitely suspended water permits for 12 energy companies that draw water from rivers, streams and lakes in the Peace River and Liard River watersheds....

The administrator appointed to oversee the Thunder Bay Police Services Board says he's found a divided group and “a very concerning failure” to act on past recommendations. Malcolm Mercer also say...

James Smith Cree Nation's chief and other Saskatchewan First Nations leaders consoled a shattered community and families of victims on Thursday, the day after the man accused of a stabbing rampage was...