A group of Calgary parents is sharing their stories and concerns about the danger of carbon monoxide inside hockey arenas, after their own children were exposed to high levels of the odourless gas during a weekend tournament nearly two years ago.

Canada, a notable objector to the 2003 Iraq war, was preparing to back the U.S.-led invasion by sending naval ships into combat if the UN Security Council gave the go-ahead, according to cabinet records.

An 85-year-old man found dead in his Burnaby home is believed to be an innocent victim who was struck by a stray bullet, according to the Integrated Homicide Investigative Team (IHIT).

B.C. Premier David Eby unveiled new welcome signs for U.S. border crossings at a Tuesday press conference, which he says reflect a message from his government: "Welcome to British Columbia, Canada. Strong, proud, and will NEVER be the 51st state. Sor...

Tom Borsa, whose 18-year-old daughter was among four people killed in a highway collision Sunday night, says "It's been an absolute nightmare."

Hundreds of Dynacare workers are being ordered back to work by the Manitoba Labour Board, their union says.

On Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump declared that Quebec-based aerospace company Bombardier would no longer be able to sell planes in the U.S. Shares in the company fell in early trading, but regained some of those losses later in the day Tuesday....

A rally-like celebration of the prospect of jobs tied to the Churchill Falls and Gull Island hydroelectric projects ended with a call from Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham to trades workers who have previously left the province for work...

With fewer than 45 days to go until the Alberta referendum, a provincial business organization has launched a new initiative intended to make the case for Alberta to remain in Canada.

The road, named a project of national interest, would reduce reliance on seasonal transportation of barges and winter roads and has been poised as a project that supports national defence.

Wide-sweeping retaliatory tariffs now in place on U.S. goods coming into Canada have two Newfoundland businesses wondering how it could affect business — while actively taking steps to ensure impacts are only minor.

The name "Ontario" has deep roots in multiple First Nations languages and has survived hundreds of years of colonialism.

Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette warned of difficult times ahead and called on Quebecers and municipalities to pivot away from American businesses and support the local economy, in a news conference Tuesday morning.

A pushback is emerging against screen time in school and tech tools woven into education today, with some parents linking it to a range of woes, from waning student attention spans to data breaches that put student privacy at risk.

Otto Jelinek, a former world-champion figure skater and federal cabinet minister, has died at the age of 86.

A black bear has been spotted roaming the streets of northwest Edmonton and experts say the animal was probably simply in search of a pre-winter picnic in the city.

When Stan Dworkowski awoke from an eight-day coma with 24 broken ribs and a fractured skull, he could not recall his own age or the faces of his closest friends. He is now retracing his steps, hoping to piece together the hours before he was injured.

Some non-urgent diagnostic tests will be delayed for two weeks in Manitoba after Dynacare lab workers walked off the job across the province.

Canada's men's and women's wheelchair basketball teams hope home-court advantage can help end a lengthy world championship drought.

People in La Loche, Sask., and other communities in the northwest see a chance to build services and a quality of life that outlast the boom and bust cycles of a resource-based economy.