The body of man was found in search for missing boaters near Grand Rapids after three men from Misipawistik Cree Nation failed to return after moose hunting trip to Lake Winnipeg.

There is no shortage of events across the region, where hundreds of thousands of Canadians are expected to celebrate.

Phragmites, an invasive reed, were taking over in Fort Erie, Ont. Cutting them back has been a walk in the park for this small herd of goats.

The Canadian government has launched a new interactive online map pinpointing the locations of residential schools, and experts say it will help in the search for unmarked or forgotten graves of children forced to go to the institutions.

The search began Friday afternoon for a missing 65-year-old man onboard a canoe.

Quebec Premier François Legault warned Friday there's a risk of "overreaction" against newcomers if the province maintains its current immigration levels.

Some Yukon First Nations are blasting the territorial government and the mining industry, in the wake of this week's major ore slide at the Eagle gold mine near Mayo, Yukon.

Pig heads and other body parts were found lying on the pavement on Millar Avenue in Saskatoon after a truckload of pork spilled Thursday.

Visitation and the funeral for Carly Walsh and her two children have been set for early next week in Harrow, Ont., where police found family members dead in their home on June 20. Their obituary notes "the countless ways they enriched our lives with their beautiful souls."

Police say they're seeking two people from St. Catharines accused of taking a canine from a Westdale dog kennel the subject of an animal welfare investigation.

The federal government will help fund major renovations to the section of the Halifax airport where international travelers transfer to Canadian flights.

The Kingston BMX track faces a major setback after a break-in, losing vital equipment just weeks before a provincial event. The owners vow to overcome and host the race as planned.

Ottawa is mulling a suite of measures to protect against the 'oversupply' of Chinese-made electric vehicles in the global market. Will you pay more for your EV?

A groundbreaking event was held in Saskatoon for the city's new public library.

Some Canadian family members now give their kids $115K on average to buy a home, a report found. It said relying on a family gift is “becoming the norm.”

Edmonton Oilers fans began lining up at 9 a.m. Monday to secure their spot at the outdoor watch parties in Ice District ahead of Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final.

Tiff Macklem pointed out that while overall labour force cooling has been 'reasonably smooth' in aggregate, the data can mask worrying trends for some groups in the jobs market.

An "episode at work" is how Robyn Cook describes the sudden and life-changing full-body spasm that sent her to the emergency room,.

SilverStar Mountain Resort Bike Park celebrated its 30th birthday this weekend. Along with the 70 kilometres of trail, users will get to enjoy live music every Saturday afternoon.

A Quebec prison that once housed Luka Magnotta and Robert Pickton has been evacuated due to wildfire. Corrections Canada has notified victims of the people held at the facility.

Police in Saskatoon say a 25-year-old man was killed after being struck by a car while driving an electric scooter on Warman Road early Saturday.

Canadian swimmer Penny Oleksiak’s bid to qualify for an individual event at her third Olympics has fallen just short. 

A woman who was found dead alongside three of her family members at a home in rural southwestern Ontario this week was remembered Saturday as a selfless, caring mother.

The Glenmore-Ellison Improvement District serves around 23,000 people and has a serviceable area of around 9,100 acres.

Ottawa police say they've laid hate-motivated charges against two people for a vandalism incident earlier this month in Barrhaven.

Mental health and spiritual support workers are at the school of a six-year-old boy who died after being hit by a school bus in Vaughan.

An RCMP officer has told a murder-conspiracy trial that several weapons were discovered inside a travel trailer parked near the 2022 border blockade at Coutts, Alta.

The wife of a gunman in a fatal Toronto shooting says he believed the two victims were behind an alleged mortgage investment scheme that defrauded their family.

Resident Jim Bailey told Global News he didn't really pay attention the first time he saw the bear as they are common to the area.

The Bank of Canada's deliberations from its rate cut on June 5 show anxiety within the governing council about lower borrowing costs leading to an 'overheated housing market.'

Alberta had the fastest rate of population growth in Canada over the first three months of the year, according to new data released Wednesday, and continues to be the most popular destination for people moving within the country.

After eight days and more than 350 kilometres, the second annual overdose awareness walk wrapped up in Regina.

A new ballet opening this weekend in the Niagara Region tells the story of life before, during and after Japanese internment camps from the Second World War. It centres around an artifact from almost a century ago that belongs to the family behind the performance.

Police have charged a 54-year-old Hamilton, Ont., man following an incident at a downtown mosque last Friday. It's alleged the man made 'hate-related' comments to a classroom.

As an intense heat wave is expected in central Canada this week, experts are warning about increasing pressures on the country’s electricity systems.

The decision to send a Canadian naval vessel into the port of Havana to sit alongside Russian warships this week was approved by Defence Minister Bill Blair following a request from the Canadian military, the minister said Monday.

The number of great white sharks is on the rise along Canada's East Coast, growing evidence shows. Plans are in the works to put up warning signs for beachgoers for the first time.

Crews on Vancouver Island were called to Langford Lake Saturday for a water-rescue. The victim was hospitalized in critical condition.

West Vancouver resident Jason Chong, 49, has completed the Grouse Grind — a popular and steep 2.5-kilometre hiking trail with an elevation gain of 800 metres — for the 5,000th time.

According to Environment and Climate Change Canada, snow is expected over higher elevations this weekend.

Members of two families, four people from India and four of Romanian descent, died in March 2023 while trying to make the crossing in Akwesasne, a First Nations territory.

An Alberta First Nation in the province's oilsands region is seeking more control over the traces left by ancestors on their traditional lands.

The fire was called in by a pedestrian, with emergency crews quickly arriving on scene.

The European Centre for Disease Control and Prevention pointed to the Asian tiger mosquito, setting up shop in at least 13 European countries, as the likely cause of the spread.

Canada came back from two sets down to post a 3-2 win over Japan in Volleyball Nations League women's action Thursday in Fukuoka, Japan.

The new Regina Urgent Care Centre is opening July 2.

Ontario's police watchdog shared more information Wednesday on the status of its ongoing investigation into a wrong-way police car chase on the Highway 401 that resulted in the death of four people, including an infant, in April.

A plastics plant in southwestern Ontario that was ordered by the province and federal government to reduce emissions of the cancer-causing chemical benzene now says it will permanently shut down. 

Nova Scotia's human rights watchdog says it is "deeply concerned" about increasing levels of hate toward the LGBTQ+ community in the province and across the country.

Federal officials with the Transportation Safety Board of Canada are in Vancouver looking into the plane crash that happened in Coal Harbour on Saturday,

Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek said Sunday that officials need to do better at providing Calgarians with updates about the break in the city's water system that's creating a shortage.

Indigenous groups in B.C. say mushroom pickers are flocking to areas burned by forest fires last summer, creating ecological and safety risks. B.C. may consider new regulations.

A fatal hit-and-run involving a cyclist occurred in the early morning on June 6 on Wellington Crescent in Winnipeg. Advocates rallied on Friday calling for safer roads.

Holy Rosary Community School in Regina will be demolished in late June. Staff, students and alumni have taken time to bid farewell through the halls as the school year wraps up.

The City of Kenora has made a novel move: appointing an Indigenous relations adviser, Ed Mandamin, who's tasked with improving the relationship between the municipality and First Nations. As the northwestern Ontario city looks to meet its truth and reconciliation goals, here's what he aims to accomplish.

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says the federal government is 'very focused' on how the CBSA strike set to begin Friday may impact the economy.

Toronto police say there will be heightened security at a pro-Israel march and a related protest this weekend.

A new survey by Robert Half found that almost half of Canadians workers feel burnt out, pointing to a growing trend in the workplace.

The chair of a committee that released a stunning report into foreign interference can't assure Canadians that alleged colluders won't run as candidates in the next election.

The Fisheries Department says on social media that officers intercepted the shipment "based on gathered intelligence" and arrested two people.

For the first time since 2019, the YWCA Peterborough Haliburton's event in support of survivors of gender-based violence returned.

Wagner will begin his job on July 22, following former chief coroner Clive Weighill’s retirement in February, according to the province.

Police says witnesses reported seeing a man in the river near the vehicle, and a search is underway to find him.

Toronto police say a female pedestrian was seriously injured after she was struck by a vehicle in North York on Sunday afternoon. 

52 years ago, a group of local leaders started a mission to create a museum that would capture the marine history of Manitoba. Just two years later, their dream became a reality.

Teresa Norris, president of HPV Global Action, walked media through the presentation in an effort to provide context for the single opening slide that Higgs shared on social media.

More than 500 workers have gone on strike at the Gibraltar copper mine in central British Columbia, about 200 kilometres south of Prince George.