U.S. President Joe Biden says he'll grant automatic pardons to all Americans convicted on federal charges of simple possession of marijuana. Some Canadian legal experts say that's the approach Canada ...

A small number of tech companies, including Calgary's Zenbase, are applying the "buy now, pay later" model that's become a familiar sight for online shoppers to rent, charging a fee to split monthly r...

A federal program meant to provide provinces and municipalities with funding for disaster-resilient infrastructure projects is oversubscribed and running out of money years before it’s set to expire...

Canadian pro wrestlers will be among the performers this week in Toronto for U.S.-based All Elite Wrestling's international debut.

Americans are returning to local businesses the first 10 days of October since border restrictions eased.

The province's new premier says she will use her role to defend Albertans’ rights and freedoms while governing with compassion for the vulnerable.

The sexual assault trial of Jeffrey Sloka continued Tuesday with a medical expert reviewing several cases involving women and girls who were referred to the then Kitchener, Ont., neurologist for...

Concern over brown marmorated stink bugs continues in parts of B.C. where the invasive insects are already established. They feed on many important B.C. crops and may be found trying to hide out in yo...

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has released a policy paper claiming the federal government's environmental policies would cost the province $111 billion over 12 years and vowing to affirm and advance ...

The Canadian Red Cross has opened two reception centres on Prince Edward Island to provide in-person assistance to Islanders impacted by post-tropical storm Fiona. But some say the process of receivin...

Starting on Tuesday, Ontario employers with 25 or more employees will be required to have an electronic monitoring policy. The legislation is provoking debate about tracking workers across Canada. ...

The history-making inquiry into the federal government's use of emergency powers to quell the convoy protest last winter is beginning to take shape ahead of its start later this week.

The growing list of officials accused of physically and emotionally abusing children at a private Christian school and church in Saskatoon now includes a sitting city councillor.

Ziggy Haile shares his view of what happens on Rideau Street at night, explains why he started a TikTok channel to spotlight the homeless experience, and what he is doing to support some of Ottawa’s...

It's been years since Don Mamakwa of Kasabonika Lake First Nation and Roland McKay of Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug First Nation died separately while in police custody. The coroner's inquest begins to...

As a student and teacher of karate, Doug Aoki has learned about hard work, discipline and what it means to be part of a community.

Like other counties and municipalities across Alberta, the County of Grande Prairie got help to buy an electric ice resurfacer, all in the name of reducing emissions and improving arena air quality. ...

The province's Department of Housing is taking a closer look at backup electricity measures at public housing facilities after generators failed to keep emergency systems powered during post-tropical ...