Four in 10 Albertans say health is a major issue facing Albertans, a new CBC News poll suggests. Federal issues lag well behind.

A lawyer for the Ottawa Police Service accused Tamara Lich —  one of the more prominent people involved in the anti-COVID-19 restriction convoy protest —  of having a selective memory of last w...

Kimberly Murray says she is exploring the idea of whether a special tribunal should prosecute or investigate crimes related to unmarked graves at former residential school sites.

Conservation officers in Squamish, B.C., have temporarily closed part of a wildlife management area near the community's downtown after two surprise bear attacks were reported on Thursday morning. ...

The career of Canadian Olympic bobsleigh pilot Christine de Bruin is in question after she was handed a three-year suspension for testing positive for a prohibited anabolic agent, as announced by t...

For the past month, Jessica Michalofsky has run a marathon almost every weekday, looping in circles around the Ministry of Health building in Victoria as she aims to raise awareness about B.C.'s toxi...

Federal Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos is pushing back against a report that suggests Ottawa is willing to pursue one-on-one health funding deals with the provinces. But it has happened before. ...

Canada's economy added 108,000 jobs in October, about 10 times what was expected, but even an unexpectedly hot job market isn't doing much to bring down the cost of living for Canadians. ...

Police have laid hundreds of charges against movers accused scamming customers for quoting low prices, but charging more and holding belongings unless the bill is paid. Marketplace had exclusive acces...

Air Canada and WestJet have both launched a legal battle to appeal separate Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) rulings where, in each case, the airline was ordered to compensate passengers for a can...

After four weeks of testimony, the families of two Oji-Cree men who died in police custody years ago say they’re thankful the coroner’s inquest in Thunder Bay, Ont., is coming to an end so they ca...

A former member of Justin Trudeau's security team may have leaked the prime minister's schedule, according to an intelligence document tabled before the inquiry investigating the federal government's...

With the cold and flu season in full swing in many parts of Canada — and new COVID variants arising worldwide — supplies of pain medications containing acetaminophen and ibuprofen remain short on ...

A seasonal farm worker from Jamaica is fighting to remain in Nova Scotia to complete cancer treatment, saying it would be a death sentence for her to go home.

Pam Staples-Wilkinson has been left traumatized after going from being in a car accident to being under arrest when a Fredericton police officer wrongly suspected she was high while behind the wheel. ...

A group of roughly 50 people gathered outside the office of Neil Lumsden, Progressive Conservative Member of Provincial Parliament for Hamilton East—Stoney Creek, on Thursday to protest a new pro...

De Vine Thomas wants to become a Peguis First Nations fashion designer. Today, the 17-year-old student is proud of her cultural heritage. But that wasn’t always the case.

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at how two Canadians are using TikTok to engage with others on climate action and why some people are skeptical about the efficacy of the UN...

At five-foot-six and often overlooked, Shayeann Day-Wilson enjoyed a monumental 2021-22 season with Duke and with Canada Basketball. But she may only be scratching the surface of her potential with bo...