Five current and former Nelson, B.C. police officers have filed a Charter challenge against the Office of the Attorney General after a private phone and group chat search was done, during an investigation into allegedly racist and inappropriate WhatsApp messages.

Johnny Gaudreau's wife paid tribute to her late husband in a pair of social media posts on Saturday, speaking out for the first time since the former Flames forward's death.

A budget of more than $1 billion was earmarked for renewal of the two structures just west of Parliament Hill, but the project is three years behind schedule.

After a tough Week 1 loss, the Queen's Gaels aim to bounce back in their home opener against McMaster on Saturday, counting on strong home-field support.

The request for consultations is the first step in the USMCA's dispute resolution process, which could lead to retaliatory U.S. tariffs on imports from Canada.

Marlies Soltys is trying not to lose her own head over it, but the constant decapitation of her sculpture is starting to cut deep.

St. Genevieve Catholic School in Kingston opened Thursday morning. Serving K-8, it features a 'Learning Community' model with collaborative 'Learning Studios.'

The Michelin Guide is already in Toronto and Vancouver. Now, it's coming to the province of Quebec, with recommendations expected to be revealed some time next year.

Ontario’s police watchdog says its investigation into April's fatal wrong-way crash on Highway 401 involves large amounts of evidence and will require extra time to complete.

More than 300 unionized workers at 14 public libraries across the Halifax region have walked off the job to demand better wages.

President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador clarified that the freeze was just with the embassies and not with the United States or Canada as a whole.

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Police said the death of Jennifer Zabarylo is being considered a 'femicide' as it 'occurred in the context of intimate partner violence.'

With winter on the horizon, organizations providing shelter spaces in Saskatchewan are anxious to secure suitable sites saying they need time to prepare for the expected demand.

The head of the Canadian union representing rail workers says Saturday's decision by the Canada Industrial Relations Board sets a bad precedent for future negotiations in other industries.

Farmland prices across the Prairies have grown for the past 20 years, but they took a marked jump in Saskatchewan in 2011 and have continued to see huge increases since then.

Don Begg and his wife Shirley have worked side-by-side for 54 years at Studio West Bronze Foundry & Art Gallery, their vast space in Cochrane, Alta., northwest of Calgary.

A zoo conservation project east of Montreal resulted in the release of dozens of baby turtles into a southern Quebec river today.

An Indigenous advocate says she's disappointed after Regina city council rejected an effort to rename a street that bears the moniker of a man who helped institute Canada's reserve system and establish Indian residential schools.

The union says workers from CPKC will remain off the job pending an order from the Canada Industrial Relations Board. It is unclear when that will happen.

The Morden Corn and Apple Festival, which kicks off Friday in the community near the Canada-U.S. border, is a perennial hit with visitors.

The road to recovery is starting to clear for businesses in Jasper, Alta., a month after some 25,000 visitors and residents were forced to flee a raging wildfire.

Uncertainty around how long rail disruptions may last could have dire implications for the Canadian economy. Here's what economists say about how the Bank of Canada might react.

A commercial lobster fishing group in southwestern Nova Scotia is seeking a court to have a lobster fishery run by a First Nations community declared illegal.

On Tuesday, the national arm of the Canadian Union of Public Employees passed a motion asking vice-president Fred Hahn to resign.

Grain Growers of Canada director Kyle Larkin says the situation is a concerning one for the country's 65,000 grain farmers at a very critical time of year.

Two Ontario government-commissioned reports recommended keeping existing drug consumption sites open and increasing funding to help stabilize staffing.

If you're planning to renegotiate bills like your cell phone contract, experts say to do your research and find deals from competitors that you can present to your provider.

Tenants at the Holiday Towers building at 170 Hargrave Street had no choice but to leave their suites Monday morning while fire crews tried to stop a 'significant flood'.

Nearly 70% of small businesses say they've experienced disruptions in some form, including taking a financial hit, from construction projects within the last five years, CFIB says

Residents of a small northern Ontario township 40 minutes west of Sudbury say they were blindsided by Ontario's decision to transport radioactive waste in their community in the coming weeks. The municipalities are asking the province to halt the project.

A railway strike is only days away if an agreement between the CN and Canadian Pacific railways and their unions is not reached. Saskatchewan is sounding the alarm.

The six-foot-five, 215-pound winger has appeared in 480 regular season games over eight NHL seasons with the Winnipeg Jets and the Blue Jackets.

Known as clade 1b mpox, the strain has been spreading across much of Africa since first detected in the Kamituga region of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

A coroner's inquest into the death of Nicole Lafontaine has begun in Regina. Lafontaine died after falling from the fifth floor of the Regina YWCA homeless shelter last year.

A young family is in the fight of its life, after both parents of an 18-month-old girl got life-threatening news about their health.

For the first time, Canada's two main railway companies — Canadian National Railway and Canadian Pacific Kansas City — are on the verge of a simultaneous labour stoppage that could inflict billions of dollars' worth of economic damage.

Starting in 1967, at least a couple of generations of Calgarians grew up watching Buck Shot and his sidekick, Benny the Bear, on TV.

As of Sunday, BC Wildlife Service listed 371 active fires across the province, including 13 that have started in the last 24 hours.

The new Active Living Centre in Vernon, B.C., is expected to open in the fall of 2026, with the city saying the project will not exceed $135.9 million.

At least three cars are stuck in floodwater in Toronto Saturday afternoon as heavy rain floods roads in the GTA. 

Talli Osborne, an inspirational speaker and former Hamilton resident, got her driver's licence three weeks ago and is now able to drive her dream car, a modified fuchsia Mini Cooper, without any assistance.

A hurricane expert says the centre of Hurricane Ernesto could avoid making landfall off Newfoundland, but is still keeping an eye on the heaviest rain and winds heading into the weekend.

Toronto Police say a two-storey building in Kensington Market at Dundas Street W. and Augusta Avenue is leaning toward the sidewalk and may collapse.

The Liberal government said today it has not yet made a decision on whether it will grant a bonus to the head of CBC after the public broadcaster eliminated hundreds of jobs.

One year after being diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer, Calgary golfer Steve Blake returned to the course with a special surprise by the organizers of the Rogers Charity Classic.

The former mayor of a northern Alberta town ravaged by wildfire more than a decade ago says community ties will be key as Jasper, Alta., recovers from the blaze that swept through last month.

NDP Leader Marit Stiles says Ford thinks the "chaos and crisis" he has created is a laughing matter.

The B.C. government is facing calls to provide more support for grieving people in more remote areas of the province, where funeral services may be scarce. There are also calls within the funeral services industry for government to provide more support and ease the licensing process.

Corus Entertainment has filed a complaint with Canada's broadcasting regulator alleging Rogers Communications is "engaging in predatory behaviour" to suppress potential competition.

A 24-year-old man from Calgary died from a suspected fall and was found in the Rocky Mountain wilderness area west of the city on Monday morning.

Nadine Ahn's lawsuit claims that the way the bank made the announcement of an 'undisclosed personal relationship' caused the widespread belief that she was having an affair.

Six First Nations have filed a notice of application in the Superior Court over Ontario's Mining Act, arguing it violates their treaty and Charter equality rights. "These are not your lands to give away, Ontario," Chief June Black of Apitipi Anicinapek Nation told a news conference Monday at Queen's Park. Grassy Narrow First Nation filed a similar legal challenge last month.

Extreme weather events like fires, floods, heat waves and droughts pose an increasing risk to Canada’s food supply chain, putting pressure on prices all the way to the grocery store shelf, say experts.

According to the Association of Interior Realtors, real estate sales across the Okanagan were steady through July and the market is 'trending in a positive direction.'

This year's theme is We Are the Rainbow, and thousands of people marched along the two-and-a-half-kilometre route from the corner of René-Lévesque Boulevard and Metcalfe Street to the heart of the Village under the high sun. 

The Filipino community in Newfoundland and Labrador celebrated four couples getting married at the same time. Although not seen often in this province, they say it's a common practice in the Philippines.

Typically, tourism during July and August accounts for 30 per cent of a restaurant’s overall business. But tourism numbers are down this summer.

Chad Kelly was suspended for Toronto's two exhibition games and at least its first nine regular-season contests for violating the CFL's gender-based violence policy.

A recent search that recovered a missing woman’s remains from a Saskatchewan landfill years after she was last seen could help guide a similar effort about to begin one province over.

Montreal's last lesbian bar closed in 2013. Though sapphic collectives have been holding events in the city, those who remember the heyday of lesbian bars say they're important community spaces.

Ron McDonald, 47, pleaded guilty to the assault on an inmate in Gander but won't have a criminal record or spend any time on probation.

The world premiere of an Ojibwe-language version of Star Wars: A New Hope was screened in Winnipeg on Thursday evening, bringing rave reviews and also a galaxy of optimism for First Nations languages.

Friday's gold medal ties Canadian Andre De Grasse with swimmer Penny Oleksiak as the country's most decorated Olympians with seven medals each.

On Friday, Highway 16 through Jasper will reopen to all traffic during daylight hours while Highway 93 will reopen from Saskatchewan Crossing to the Columbia Icefield.

Halifax Regional Municipality says it is developing a code of conduct for people sleeping at the city’s designated homeless encampment sites. 

The outgoing head of Canada's spy agency is joining an American strategic intelligence firm that is waging war against intellectual property theft.

The Bank of Canada's governing council indicated in deliberations from the July 24 meeting that it was less worried about home prices spiking as the benchmark interest rate falls.

Police said family members had pulled the girl from the water and bystanders jumped in to provide CPR. 

Severe weather researchers are investigating after they say a tornado and potentially two others touched down in the Niagara region on Monday.

The Serious Incident Response Team says the injury occurred on the evening of July 16 as officers responded to a 911 call made during a domestic dispute at a residence.

Saskatoon police say they have found Mackenzie Lee Trottier’s remains at the Saskatoon landfill after months of searching.

The Canada Industrial Relations Board is expected to rule this week whether to continue critical shipments in the event of job action, which could quickly follow the decision.

The federal labour minister and railway and union representatives are meeting on Monday in a bid to make headway on a deal to avoid a potential strike.

Regina neighbours Susan Picott and Gwen Klotz both live with blindness but had little else in common. That is, until they discovered their 11-year-old seeing eye dogs are siblings.

About 40 Bricklins lined Water Street in Saint John this weekend. New Brunswickers young and old had the chance to admire the cars and even take a seat at the wheel. 

A trove of documents detailing more than two centuries of tornado events in Canada is now available to anyone with an internet connection, thanks to the work of the Northern Tornadoes Project (NTP) and former Environment Canada meteorologist Michael Newark.

According to Earthquakes Canada, the epicenter of the 2.6-magnitude quake was around 12 km southeast of Penticton.

Each day, Global Saskatoon and Global Regina feature a viewer-submitted photo for the Your Saskatchewan photo of the day.

Chief Willie Sellars of the Williams Lake First Nation flew over the Chilcotin River landslide and said it's only a matter of time before the debris starts to move.

The zoo says two cubs were birthed in June by Sakura, a 10-year-old geriatric red panda who had arrived at the zoo earlier this year.

One person is dead and dozens more injured after a tent collapsed at a Buddhist meditation centre Wednesday evening in a small community northwest of Edmonton.

Anthony Olienick and Chris Carbert face the conspiracy to commit murder charge as well as mischief over $5,000, possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose while Olienick faces a further charge of possessing a pipe bomb.

Three months before her husband killed her, Kamaljit Sandhu initiated divorce proceedings after enduring years of domestic violence. She swore an affidavit saying she was afraid Inderjit Singh Sandhu, who was in India at the time, would harm her when he found out.

An eastern Ontario family says they consider themselves lucky after a tornado ripped through their farm near Perth, Ont., last week, destroying their three barns but sparing their home.