An Uxbridge, Ont., woman has launched a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against her former running coach and the Durham District School Board, alleging that she was subjected to years of sexual assault an...

If Justin Trudeau can drive Conservatives to distraction, he is now faced with an opposition leader who can arouse similarly intense feelings in Liberals. If Liberals hope to win another election, the...

In contrast to the quiet quitting trend that is compelling millions of workers to deprioritize their careers and only do the bare minimum required at work, another workplace phenomenon has emerged in ...

Quebecers may say they care about the environment, but parties are still afraid of being punished for taking concrete actions and most of their election platforms avoid the tough measures necessary to...

As the date of Queen Elizabeth's funeral approaches, Canadians are waiting to find out if they'll have the day free to observe the event.

A gunman shot and killed a Toronto police officer at close range at a Mississauga, Ont., restaurant Monday afternoon in what police described as an unprovoked "ambush."

More than a year after the Great Resignation took hold in the United States, Canada is grappling with its own greyer version: The Great Retirement.

Justice Minister Tyler Shandro has asked Alberta Human Rights Commission chief Collin May to resign, responding to concerns raised by more than two dozen Muslim organizations.

A monument honouring missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls (MMIWG) has been erected along the northern B.C., highway where many have disappeared.

Etta Jamieson of Truro, N.S., just turned 100 years old. She celebrated by knitting 100 caps for babies in need.

The family of a woman who was left paralyzed after suffering a stroke is asking for answers as to why she waited more than an hour for an ambulance to take her to the hospital.

A rural Manitoba town banded together to help two Ukrainian newcomers get married as they settle into their life in Canada.

In his first speech to caucus since winning the party's top job, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said Monday his focus at the helm will be holding the government to account for its perceived fail...

Anita De Domenico doesn't remember being nervous as she awaited her entrance for a special performance at Vancouver's Theatre Under the Stars. That was despite there being a very special guest in the ...

Rainfall warnings remain in place for much of the Avalon Peninsula on Monday as a result of post-tropical storm Earl, as rivers overflow causing flooding and blocking traffic in some areas of St. Jo...

The falls will glisten royal blue every night during Queen Elizabeth II’s official mourning period until Sept. 19.

The Quebec Liberal Party headed into this campaign as the Official Opposition, holding 27 seats. Some analysts say the party faces nearly insurmountable odds to win on Oct. 3. How it fares could shape...

Hundreds of employees in Winnipeg have been laid off by food delivery service Skip the Dishes.

As people across the globe mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth, First Nations people reflect on what the future may hold for their relationship with the Crown.

The Green Party's two MPs were both prepared to walk away from their party and sit as Independents if the federal council cancelled the party's leadership race, according to an email forwarded to CBC....