The House of Commons health committee is echoing long-standing calls from plastic surgeons and patient advocates for a national breast-implant registry.
A large planetarium and an outdoor adventure park are among a variety of features the Ontario Science Centre would like to see in a new location at Ontario Place.
The civil servant overseeing delivery of 200 heated shelters for the homeless is pointing to the need for proper access to services such as washrooms before they are installed.
Saskatchewan Policing Minister Paul Merriman announces Robert Cameron, with decades of policing experience, is the best candidate to lead the Saskatchewan Marshals Service forward.
As the 20th annual Give Me Shelter campaign begins, a woman who fled violence and now works at an Edmonton shelter is sharing her story in hopes it'll help others break free.
The Integrated Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Service is investigating the crash and a GoFundMe has been started to assist with funeral arrangements and to help the family.
Paul Bernardo has been serving a life sentence for the kidnappings, tortures and murders of teenagers Kristen French and Leslie Mahaffy in the early 1990s.
B.C. leaders say although they welcome Ottawa's affordable housing funding pledge, they worry it will amount to few projects over the next four years, while co-op housing advocates say they're disappointed by the plan's lack of urgency.
Kingston area kids filed into the Cataraqui Centre Sunday for breakfast with Kris Kringel. Proceeds from the ticket sales raised $1,000 for Clothes for Kids.
A non-binary Montrealer has been on a hunger strike for nearly a week in a bid to pressure Quebec to allow a third gender option on health cards, which currently offer 'M' and 'F'.
What do a former refugee from Afghanistan, an advocate in Canada and a retired academic in Australia have in common? These three strangers found an unexpected connection and pooled their money and skills to change the lives of refugees forever.
The federal police force is investigating the Ford government's decision to remove 7,400 acres of land from the Greenbelt to allow developers to build more housing.
Ryan Kelly spent about a month working with the team of the local Magic of Lights event to pull off the romantic proposal to longtime girlfriend Meagan Dove.
Defence Minister Bill Blair will speak to reporters as the external monitor tapped to oversee culture change within the Canadian Armed Forces is set to table a new report.
Blaise Mutware has found what he calls his sanctuary – on the basketball court he's at peace. But how he got there, now with the Canadian men's wheelchair team, Mutware could have never imagined.
Three New Brunswickers are enjoying an astronomical surprise: an asteroid has been named after them. It's called Mipach — using the first two letters from their names.
The shooting occurred in July after an armed man, suspected in an attempted carjacking, barricaded himself in the garage of a home in the Pond Mills neighbourhood.
The derailment happened around 2:30 a.m. Sunday morning on the side of Highway 91, just south of 64 Ave. Two locomotives and five frieght cars went off the track.
Saturday's list from the General Authority for Crossings and Borders in Gaza contained no Canadians, further stalling a chance to leave through the Rafah border crossing.
It's turning out to be a memorable holiday season for 15-year-old Auldin Maxwell from Salmon Arm, B.C., whose world record-breaking towers of Jenga blocks has inspired a new Hallmark Christmas movie.
Police, firefighters and paramedics are often called to the same handful of properties, so officials are taking a new approach. They hope it will lead to cleaner, safer neighbourhoods.
Vancouver-born and raised actor and producer Ryan Reynolds received the province's highest honour in a private ceremony on Wednesday with Premier David Eby and Lt.-Gov. Janet Austin.
Vancouver police say an officer was injured after scuffles with protesters outside a restaurant in the city's Chinatown where the prime minister was dining on Tuesday night.
Nearly 51 years after she was last seen alive, York Regional Police detectives say they finally know who killed North York teenager Yvonne Leroux — thanks to decades-old DNA evidence.
Seeking stability, Hallie Clarke of Belleville, Ont., switched allegiances to the U.S. skeleton team in 2022. But thanks to the hiring of head coach Joe Cecchini and an organizational reset, Clarke is back with Team Canada for the upcoming season.
Rob Martin joins the Cambridge Fire Department as its new chief after spending three years as the deputy fire chief in Brampton and decades with the Kitchener Fire Department.
First Quantum Minerals has reduced ore processing at its sprawling copper mine in Panama as weeks-long protests against the project is blocking access to the port.
Canada defeated Italy to capture its first Billie Jean King Cup title on Sunday, thanks to straight-sets singles victories by Marina Stakusic and Leylah Fernandez.
Jocelyne Saulnier was chosen to design a three part stamp series for Canada Post that depicts three different winter scenes from the West to East coasts.
Sprawling solar farms have raised concerns that renewable energy will harm food production in Canada. It's one reason cited by Alberta's government for its pause on renewable energy. It this something we should worry about? Here's a closer look.
“Every piece in here has a story and it is important to tell those stories and remember those people," said Jimmy Chapman, military collector and educator.
A girl who lives in the Walkerville neighbourhood looked out her window one day, and didn't like what she saw: a litterbug. She took to her notebook and wrote a letter she hoped would reach the ears of government — and in a way it has. Jacob Barker spoke with her about an issue in her community she would like to see cleaned up.
Air Canada CEO's has apologized for the airline's accessibility shortfalls and announced new measures to improve the travel experience for those living with disabilities.
The investment will directly create 8,000 social and affordable housing units, including 500 that will be earmarked for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Ontario has become the latest province in Canada to announce a tax on vapour products, which experts say is a 'great first step' to help curb the rising rates of youth vaping.
Members of Parliament will vote today on a motion from the federal Conservatives calling for the carbon price to be lifted from all forms of home heating and not just heating oil.
Talks have broken down between Whitby officials and CUPE Local 53. The union is also claiming the town is attempting to hire replacement workers for an upcoming hockey tournament.
A special remembrance ceremony will be held Sunday at the gravesite of Pte. Buckam Singh in Kitchener, Ont. Historian Sandeep Singh Brar, with the Sikh Museum, says Singh's story is an inspirational one and he wants more people to hear it.
Two Ministry of Transportation truck drivers have been taken to a Toronto trauma centre with serious injuries after a driver struck a roadblock on Highway 400 Sunday morning.
Toronto police said on social media Saturday that large crowds have gathered in support of the Palestinian people on University Avenue, north of Queen Street West.
Cheers could be heard coming from the train as it pulled out of the 102nd Street Station Saturday morning. Hundreds of people lined up bright and early to be one of the first to catch the Valley Line Southeast LRT inaugural run at 5:15 a.m. The long-delayed line finally opened to Edmonton passengers nearly three...
Former RCMP intelligence director Cameron Ortis is facing multiple criminal charges for allegedly leaking secret RCMP intelligence to criminal elements.