A recent online Angus Reid survey that found of those who celebrate Thanksgiving, more than two-thirds will be eating the same food they usually do. However, some may make adjustments, and lower-incom...

A Tax Court judge has slammed the Canada Revenue Agency and the federal Justice Department for "egregious conduct" that threatened to deny three taxpayers the right to a fair trial in an epic battle o...

A well-known Toronto television personality has filed a human rights complaint against Bell Media, alleging “a systemic pattern” of racism, sexism and discrimination, adding that during her 11 yea...

Roughly 10,000 P.E.I. residents remain without power as they continue to clear damage caused by post-tropical storm Fiona two weeks after it ravaged the province.

A man wanted in a romance scam investigation is now in custody in Quebec after he was arrested north of Toronto this week.

Health Canada has approved Pfizer's new bivalent COVID-19 vaccine for use as a booster dose in those aged 12 and up.

Jeremy MacKenzie, 36, is facing multiple gun-related charges stemming from an incident last November near Viscount, Sask.

A group of paramedics are calling on the province to allow them to return to work to help curb B.C.'s ambulance shortage, as the number of patients waiting for extended periods of time for life-saving...

The Liberal government is lifting the limit on the number of hours international students are allowed to work off-campus each week in an effort to address Canada's labour shortage.

Canadian soldiers — and eventually sailors, aircrew and military police — will be getting new pistols to replace their Second World War-era handguns, the Department of National Defence said Friday...

Edmonton police were forced to apologize Thursday after they released a computer-generated image of a Black man based on the profile of DNA collected from a sexual assault victim. The backlash and wid...

The acclaimed Toronto writer and creator of the long-running Inspector Alan Banks series of mystery novels died on Oct. 4, 2022, according to his Canadian publisher.

Thanksgiving dinner will come with a hefty price tag this year as double-digit food inflation pushes up the cost of everything from turkey to potatoes.

The people and First Nations behind a $1 billion lawsuit against the province of Manitoba and the Attorney General of Canada say the child welfare system rips children away from their culture and comm...

Canada's economy gained 21,000 jobs even as the labour force shrank by the same amount, Statistics Canada reported Friday.

New Brunswick doesn't require public servants to document their work. It's a concept called duty to document, and it's something transparency advocates have called for across Canada for years. ...

Alberta RCMP have launched an internal investigation after a 16-year-old non-verbal teen with autism  — arrested last weekend at a St. Albert playground — was taken to hospital after repeatedl...