Foreign workers protesting the P.E.I. government's recent immigration policy changes say they've agreed to 'pause' their no-liquid hunger strike after meeting with the province's top immigration official.

Months before B.C. sought to scale back its drug decriminalization pilot project, the federal government's own polling suggested to officials that a majority of Canadians believed the policy would lead to an increase in overdoses. 

Barry Sawchuk (left) and Samantha Lawler, an associate professor of astronomy at the University of Regina, pose near a piece of space debris found on his farm in February.

The Supreme Court of Canada has declined to hear an appeal by victims families' of Flight PS752 trying to seize Iran’s properties and bank accounts on Canadian soil for millions of dollars in compensation.

HWDSB trustees will look over the possibility of lowering development charges for non-profits building affordable housing across the city.

A program for youth aimed at curbing gender-based violence is expanding to dozens of schools across Nova Scotia.

Adam Henrique will return to the lineup Monday when his Edmonton Oilers take on the Dallas Stars in Game 3 of the Western Conference final, head coach Kris Knoblauch said.

A six month installation project is underway at the Canadian Light Source to replace components that have been around since the 1960's.

West Kelowna firefighters invited the public to Firehall 31 Saturday to mark FireSmart Day. Their goal: To share information on how to protect homes during wildfire season.

At secluded sites across Alberta this summer, grizzly bears – enticed by the perfume of fresh berries, molasses, rancid fish or cow’s blood – will wander into corrals hemmed with barbed wire. Second edit done by EW.

Several soccer stars — including the legendary Lionel Messi — will not be in Miami's lineup to face Vancouver in their MLS matchup at B.C. Place on Saturday. As Michelle Morton is finding out, that's not sitting well with scores of fans who paid a lot of money to see the legend on the pitch.

Police say a single vehicle carrying five people was travelling at high speed before losing control, swerving into the guardrails and rolling over.

The Ontario government says it has reached a settlement in a treaty land entitlement claim linked to the Matachewan First Nation.

Independent Toronto MP Kevin Vuong says he is asking Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to let him join the Tory caucus and intends to seek a party nomination in a Greater Toronto Area riding.

The organizers of a pro-Palestinian encampment at the University of Toronto say they are deciding next steps after the school gave them 24 hours to consider an offer to end it.

The agreement includes three per cent salary increases for teachers for the next two years and a two per cent increase in the third year. 

Former NDP MP Romeo Saganash is no longer facing a sexual assault charge, after a Manitoba judge agreed to stay the criminal offence on Tuesday.

Since 1972, seven teams have won the cup in their first appearance, with Saint John being the most recent in 2011.

Saskatoon police arrested three people in relation to an attempted ATM theft Monday.

No matter which team wins the Stanley Cup championship this year it will be a first this century.

'Perfect' weather at Mactaquac Provincial Park over the May long weekend delighted campers and sparked hope for an excellent summer camping season to come in New Brunswick.

A national auto theft action plan announced Monday contains measures and funding announced in the weeks since a national summit on the issue was held in February.

While nighttime firefighting operations have been common in both Australia and the United States, Canadian provinces are now looking to expand their own capacity.

The Canadian Safe Boating Council says more than 80 per cent of Canadians who drown while boating were not wearing their lifejacket or not wearing it properly.

Hundreds of evacuees from the northern Manitoba community were allowed to return home Sunday, over a week after a 37,000-hectare wildfire forced them to leave.

"We knew this city had a vibrant queer community and it seemed to be missing that binding agent that brought folks from different walks together. Sports have a unique ability to do that," said a Steel City Inclusive Softball Association co-founder.

Guy Felicella, a harm reduction and recovery expert in British Columbia, says all regions in Canada need to persevere with treating substance addictions as a health issue.

Two people were able to escape with non-life-threatening injuries after a small plane crashed northeast of Toronto Saturday morning.

The Edmonton Oilers will start Stuart Skinner in net Saturday for a must-win Game 6 of their second-round playoff series against the Vancouver Canucks.

Squirrels caused about 80 power outages in Toronto in 2023 after coming into contact with power equipment, Toronto Hydro said, after a squirrel-related outage in the city Wednesday affected about 6,500 people. 

Canada’s industry minister says Ottawa is “considering all measures” after the U.S. announced it would be hiking tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles and other related goods.

Police and fire crews are on the scene at The Wellington apartment homes in Saskatoon, where a grey SUV has apparently crashed into the side of the building.

Auto theft insurance claims for replacing stolen vehicles skyrocketed to a record-breaking $1.5 billion in 2023, according to data released by the Insurance Bureau of Canada.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre was noncommittal Thursday when asked what a government led by him would do with Ottawa's proposed changes to the capital gains tax.

Saskatoon resident Robert Pearce is claiming the Emergency Wellness Centre was established illegally.

A significant part of downtown Winnipeg is going dark for an indefinite period of time Wednesday afternoon, due to what Manitoba Hydro is calling an unplanned outage.

Eric Forest, spokesman for Aéroports de Montréal, says MET is too similar to the name of the international airport it operates on the Island of Montreal.

Saskatchewan RCMP will be giving an update on what they are calling a 'significant investigation' on a sexual assault and internet child exploitation investigation.

Barry Sawchuk found a giant piece of suspected space debris, as shown in this handout image provided by Sawchuk, in the field of his farm located near Ituna, Sask.

The City of Calgary is defending its decision to fly the Israeli flag Tuesday at city hall in recognition of Israel's Independence Day.

Toronto's mayor says she decided to not attend a City Hall ceremony marking Israel's national day because an Israeli flag-raising ceremony is currently "divisive."

Regional parks staff continue to monitor creek levels along the Mission Creek Greenway and Scenic Canyon regional park recreational corridor.

The heritage minister has named a panel to modernize the CBC that includes academics and media start-up executives, as the Crown broadcaster faces pressure.

The body of a 33-year-old man was found shortly after 5 a.m. Sunday on Parc Avenue in Montreal, near the intersection with Mont-Royal Avenue. Police say the death is a homicide.

Residents of South Burnaby celebrated the long-awaited opening of a new rec centre Saturday. The centre features two NHL-sized hockey rinks and other sports facilities.

Sarah Mitton once again broke her own Canadian women's shot put record. But this time, the 27-year-old from Brooklyn, N.S., also set the bar for women around the world.

Edmonton police cleared a pro-Palestinian encampment at the University of Alberta early Saturday morning.

A class action lawsuit against doctor review website RateMDs has been certified by the Supreme Court of British Columbia, alleging it breaches provincial privacy laws.

Using shields, batons and flashbang explosives, Calgary police officers forcibly removed a group of protesters Thursday night from an encampment set up on the University of Calgary campus.

The Region of Peel is asking the Ford government to pay $1.5 million of the costs, which will otherwise fall to local taxpayers in Brampton, Caledon and Mississauga.

Saskatoon city crews are repairing potholes around the city with hot mix asphalt.

The children of a woman detained in a camp for captured ISIS members are now in Canada. The family lawyer said a family will house all six of them together.

Some small landlords in Ontario say they are increasingly having to take matters into their own hands as delays at Ontario’s Landlord and Tenant Board continue. Tenant advocates warn of a Wild West situation where lawlessness could worsen.

Canada's Competition Bureau is investigating Lululemon after an environmental group accused the athleisure brand of 'false and misleading' statements in its environmental impact.

New $20 bills featuring the face of King Charles won't be in circulation for another few years, the Bank of Canada said Monday.

The OLG said that the problem has since been largely solved and claimed that anyone who is still awaiting baking verification did not submit the required documents.

Widespread closures are expected to remain in effect until 8 p.m. in downtown Vancouver.

A survivor of a fatal wrong-way crash on the Highway 401 last week is speaking out for the first time, saying his family is "reeling" from the collision that claimed the lives of both of his parents and his son.

A speeding vehicle struck a tree early Sunday in Fredricton and landed on top of another vehicle nearby. Three people were killed and one person sustained critical injuries.

Airline president says work stoppages could begin as early as Tuesday at noon MT.

An organization in St. Albert that provides community supports for LGBTQ2 individuals has announced it has ceased operations as of May 3, but will have one final event May 26.

A New Brunswick mayor is defending her town’s new policy that will prohibit Pride banners to be displayed on lampposts in the community.

With a $21-million grant from the federal government, Boyle Street Community Services has been able to gather $45 million in funding for a new centre in downtown Edmonton. 

An analyst says a corporate decision to mothball Canada's largest carbon capture and storage project is likely the result of financial uncertainty and technological risks.

The province's Special Investigations Unit has released more information about the fatal crash on Highway 401 that killed four people on Monday, including a three-month-old boy. 

The Alberta government said Wednesday it will not be cutting low-income transit pass funding.

This year marks the second e-scooters have been available to use in Regina. Last year, riders travelled 165,000 kilometres in Regina after the Neuron launch on June 28.