A 28-year-old man in Sarnia, Ont., suffered injuries to his face Friday after being beaten with a hammer in what police allege was a dispute over drugs. A woman has been charged.
Kelowna's Gospel Mission laid on a sumptuous Easter dinner of turkey, ham, potatoes and more on Saturday afternoon to help members of the community in need.
Indigenous communities say they are fighting against data practices that erase them, taking back control of their data and using it to tell their histories.
The Matane, Que., mayor described the plant's closure as a 'catastrophe' for the local fishing industry and a shock to a town that prides itself on its ties to the shrimp harvest.
B.C. Solicitor General and Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth expressed disappointment with the latest extension of an injunction against a public drug use ban.
What began as a race to pick a new leader for Alberta's Opposition NDP has triggered a broader existential debate over why being provincially orange must automatically tie you to the federal brand, as members of a provincial NDP are automatically members of the federal party.
Plans to remove and replace the floating docks and piles at the Water Street boat launch in Kelowna, B.C., will lead to a two-week closure, starting April 8.
Deborah Adegboye says she, her husband and first child were fleeing religious persecution in their home country when they entered Canada as asylum-seekers via Roxham Road.
Details are scarce as the Ford government prepares to throw four new helicopters at Ontario's auto theft crisis in hopes of preventing thefts and punishing car thieves.
Five employees at Ontario Power Generation are in the top 10 earners on the province's so-called sunshine list for 2023, with the province's highest salary sitting at $1.93 million.
'It will seem as if night has fallen for a few minutes,' experts say about the once-in-a-lifetime occurrence that has the city preparing to welcome thousands of people.
If it wasn’t for an encounter with a neighbour last summer, Bob Barnes would have never known his recently purchased house also came with extremely high levels of a cancer causing gas.
Bloomberg News reported Canada plans to tighten foreign investment rules in some sectors, citing an interview with Innovation Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne.
There was no roster makeover, blockbuster trade or eye-popping free-agent signing for the Toronto Blue Jays this past off-season. They are essentially running it back with virtually the same core as last year and hoping the bats return to form.
The working hours of male physicians in Canada have sharply declined over the past 30 years, a new study says, amid increased burnout and health-care staffing challenges.
A 51-year-old man in Sarnia, Ont., was hospitalized Saturday with what police say were multiple stab wounds sustained in a fight. A 21-year-old man has been arrested.
Many animals — primarily predators — moved activity to night to avoid increase in hikers as some prey animals were more active during day, B.C.-led survey finds.
Mitchell herself did not release an official statement announcing the return to Spotify, but a search for her content on the app reveals her complete discography is available.
Police in St. Thomas, Ont., say a man was arrested after urinals and water pipes were damaged at a business downtown Friday night. The vandalism led to flooding and water damage.
With climate change threatening the scheduling of future of the Arctic Winter Games, the event itself is a contributor to the issue through flights, waste and merchandise.
The ruling overturns a 2021 decision by a lower court judge who concluded the requirement violates the dignity and equality rights of transgender and non-binary teenagers.
Premier Wab Kinew stood in the Manitoba Legislative Assembly on Thursday and formally apologized to Edward Ambrose and Richard Beauvais for the mistake that sent them to the wrong homes after their births in 1955.
The Pathways Alliance consortium of oilsands companies has confirmed it will apply for regulatory approval of its proposed $16.5-billion carbon capture project.
The Bank of Canada's governing council says the conditions for interest rate cuts should materialize this year, but the housing market is a risk to the inflation outlook.
Immigration Minister Marc Miller says the amended motion on the Israel-Hamas war the House of Commons passed Monday could make it harder for people seeking asylum in Canada to get out of Gaza.
The lawyer for Canadian diplomats suing Ottawa over 'Havana syndrome' criticized a report on the symptoms that have been reported by American and Canadian diplomats.
The CEOs of Rogers, Telus and Bell appeared virtually before a Parliamentary committee studying wireless costs in Canada on Monday where they defended their pricing decisions.
More than 99 per cent of the members who voted rejected the contract, the union said. While a mandate does not equate with an actual strike, the vote signals major discontent.
Trudeau told a radio host on Friday that he thinks about quitting his 'challenging' prime minister job every day, but is still motivated to continue and face the next election.
Karen Caughlin, a teen from Sarnia, Ont., was killed under suspicious circumstances 50 years ago. Saturday marks the anniversary of her death, and the investigation remains open.
Due to possible Listeria contamination, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency is recalling K-Fresh brand enoki mushrooms, which were sold in British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec.
The Elks say that the team's president and the chair of its board provided an update to the CFL's Board of Governors on its ongoing ownership review on Wednesday.
Canada has announced that it is temporarily reducing the number of Canadian embassy staff in Haiti due to the volatile security situation in the capital.
On Feb. 28, Mounties said a 79-year-old woman went to the Stonewall RCMP detachment and told officers she believed she was the victim of a grandparent scam.
The federal government estimates it will need to pay almost $3.4 billion for its share of the disaster recovery bills for flooding and landslides that devastated B.C.'s Fraser Valley in November 2021. More than two years later, only about 40 per cent of that has been paid.
No charges will be laid against London, Ont., police after a 55-year-old man required 29 stitches to the head and suffered cartilage damage to his right ear from a police dog.
The United States and Canada have agreed to launch a joint probe into a long-running cross-border dispute involving pollution from coal mines in British Columbia flowing into American waters.
Saskatoon officials are warning people not to walk on large piles of snow following a storm last weekend. The piles can collapse and potentially suffocate those who fall through.
Looking for homegrown produce in Saskatchewan? Local vendors in Regina are developing businesses to meet demand — even through the depths of a Prairie winter.
Some 2,500 residents in Scarborough, Ont., were without power Saturday morning after a pole fire caused mass outages. Some people were still without power as of midday.
One-year permanent residency pathway for Sudanese Canadians' families open now, but Sudanese Canadians say it doesn't necessarily achieves what it's claiming to.
The curling season begins shortly after Thanksgiving and wraps us near the end of March and is open to all ages. The club has two teams this year and plays on Sunday evenings.
An advocacy group is concerned that pay-for-plasma clinics expanding to Ontario over the next year, through a partnership between Canadian Blood Services and a private company, may harm the voluntary blood donation system and exploit vulnerable people.
A Quebec court has issued a temporary injunction prohibiting protests near several Jewish institutions in Montreal's Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough following back-to-back demonstrations outside community buildings in recent days.
The Ontario NDP is calling on the Ford government to subsidize trucks on Highway 407 and divert them away from Highway 401 as drivers struggle with gridlock.
Both Quebec's vehicle and public health insurance boards say they've been informed of the government's decision to add a third gender option to the government ID cards.
'We are looking for contract language that reflects class size and composition and we are still waiting for that,' the Regina Catholic Schools Teachers' Association president said.
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has approved a proposed maximum $14.4 million settlement from Apple to eligible members of a class-action lawsuit that accused the company of deliberately providing software updates that slowed its iPhone 6 and 7 models.
Former New Brunswick premier Frank McKenna told The West Block's Mercedes Stephenson that Brian Mulroney will be remembered as one of Canada's most consequential prime ministers.
Employees of the Covered Bridge Chips factory, located in the town of Hartland, N.B., were evacuated from the building on Friday evening after a massive fire broke out.
After an estimated 30,000 to 35,000 years frozen in one spot, 'Nun cho ga' — a baby mammoth dug up in the Yukon in 2022 — is again on the move as it's transported to the Canadian Conservation Institute in Ottawa.
The court's endorsement of the use of the clause, which allows governments to override fundamental Charter rights, is sparking debate about the constitutional provision.