While the national Remembrance Day ceremony at the war memorial in Ottawa will not be featuring the prime minister this year, a full morning of programming honouring those who have served in Canada’...

Canada is on track to face its first full flu season in several years — one that’s starting earlier than usual, all while the country’s healthcare system is already grappling with respiratory in...

Thousands of people have seen it over the past 70-plus years: a dramatic oil portrait from 1946 of a Black Canadian woman in a military uniform, standing behind a canteen counter. But almost no one ...

Veterans Affairs Canada has been overestimating the number of Canadian veterans for decades — and newly released census numbers suggest there may be 25 per cent fewer veterans than the federal gov...

If you walk near Thornloe Park, on Thunder Bay's south side today, you will see a tree on the street that stands out from all the rest. The tree is covered with 300 large red poppies, each one hand cr...

Nathan Donald and his great-grandfather, Burdett Sisler of Fort Erie, Ont., might be 100 years apart in age, but they've formed a close bond, and Remembrance Day has brought them closer together. For ...

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at how climate disasters can affect children in utero and why electric rickshaws are so important to India's transition from fossil fuels. ...

The Hong Kong Veterans Commemorative Association (HKVCA) has spent the last year trying to identify and recognize Indigenous veterans who fought in Canada’s first battle during the Second World War....

Several well-established developers are among the owners of the 15 parcels of land the Ford government is proposing to open up for development in the protected Greenbelt in the Greater Toronto Area, a...

Nearly a decade after her husband died during a military training accident, Monica Bobbitt writes about how grief evolves and ripples through her children.

As fewer veterans remain, items from the Royal Montreal Regiment's past tell the story of how the city responded to the perils of war.

Twice on Wednesday, police were called after a non-verbal teenager with autism left a readapation centre in Mascouche, Que., north of Montreal. During the second incident, police used a stun gun in or...

While the judge dismissed the claim for punitive damages, she ruled that Air Canada must compensate the workers for their loss of income and social benefits and pay individual claims for those who suf...

The fishery is worth hundreds of millions of dollars each year and is an important piece of the Nova Scotia economy. Fishermen are seeing the downside of a cyclical industry at a time when inflation h...

When the temperatures drop, tiny ice crystals form in the atmosphere, acting as small mirrors reflecting any light beaming up at them from below.

GO Transit workers say they have reached a tentative deal with Metrolinx that ends their four-day strike.

While Newfoundland and Labrador's public health system continues to be overwhelmed, private health clinics are facing the same challenges as patients look for alternative means for health care.   ...

Jim Parks still vividly remembers the day he arrived at the beaches of Normandy with his platoon more than 70 years ago. He and his brother are now the subjects of a documentary titled Little Black De...

Thanks to an in-utero treatment that's never been done before, Ottawa's Ayla Bashir is developing at a rate expected of the average 17-month-old infant — even while dealing with Pompe disease, a gen...

An abortion rights activist was asked to turn her shirt inside out to gain entry to the Saskatchewan Legislature as a visitor Wednesday.