Some small Indigenous businesses in Canada are halting shipments to the United States in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff regime, even though trade ties exist that predate the founding of both countries.
Fort Providence, N.W.T., is under evacuation as a wildfire nears within 2 km. Winds may shift later today, raising risk. Residents are heading to Hay River.
Mario Bartolini insisted on keeping his art private after exhibiting some pieces at Expo 67 and at a couple art museums. He made his son promise not to showcase his work until a decade after his death. Now it’s finally on full display at Montreal’s Art Mûr gallery.
Several pistachio products sold in Quebec, including items from Allo Simonne and baklava from Carrefour Laval, have been recalled over salmonella concerns.
Alyssa White netted a hat trick to lead Canada to a 7-0 victory over Norway and a spot in the gold-medal game of the inaugural Para ice hockey women's world championships on Saturday in Dolny KubÃn, Slovakia.
A teenager who allegedly intended to carry out a terrorist attack is facing new charges of assaulting a peace officer, according to a Crown prosecutor.
The federal government saw a deficit of $3.3 billion in the first three months of the fiscal year, from April through June of 2025, according to the Finance Department.
The stabbing of a Jewish woman in broad daylight at an Ottawa grocery store has prompted public officials including Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford to speak out against what they're calling a disturbing act of violence in the community.
A large sinkhole has closed an east end intersection in Toronto and flooded at least two basements following a water main break late Wednesday night, the city says.
Upon conclusion of the coroner's inquest, the jury made four recommendations to the Eagle's Nest Youth Ranch group home where Brandon Schafer-Kovacs had been staying.
The Future of Sport in Canada Commission released its preliminary report Thursday, saying it heard that there are 'deeply ingrained' issues across the country.
Const. Andrew Davis was charged in 2023 after shooting Devon Fowlin, who was carrying a knife in a Toronto park at the time. Davis entered a guilty plea to an Ontario court Wednesday.
Keepers of the Circle, operated by the Temiskaming Native Women’s Support Group, is building a 24,000-square-foot factory in Kirkland Lake in the hopes of bringing more sustainable and durable homes to First Nations communities in northern Ontario.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford reiterated he plans to introduce legislation banning medical testing on cats and dogs, expanding on that Monday by adding it would focus on experimentation on animals he considers "pets."
With most grocery products being perishable and harder to stock, experts say the first place Canadians can see prices come down will be in the produce aisle.
The move to take American booze off the shelves in many Canadian provinces has harmed U.S. distillers, the industry body said in its statement on Monday.
Ottawa's annual Pride parade was cancelled on Sunday after it was halted by the group Queers for Palestine, which blocked the parade in front of Parliament Hill.
Starting from the mid-1950s thousands of Indigenous children were taken from their homes and placed in foster care, robbing them of their culture. A first-of-its-kind walk was created to empower survivors and their families in Edmonton.
As Canada's cost of living soars, and restaurant gratuities see a similar increase, some young Canadians say they're nearing their tipping point with tipping.
Harvey Glatt, a leading figure in Ottawa's music scene for six decades who devoted his life to the promotion of culture and entertainment in the city, has died at the age of 91.
A 27-year-old Charlottetown man is facing several charges related to sexually exploiting minors over the internet, including child luring and sextortion, city police said Thursday.
A new partnership between a Canadian defence manufacturer and a Swedish steel company will mean being able to produce ballistic-protection steel domestically in Canada.
Canada's Emergency Management Minister provided an update on Monday about the current wildfire activity, especially in western provinces and on the East Coast.
The Toronto Raptors' search for a new team president is over, with general manager Bobby Webster having his contract extended to be the team's head of basketball operations. The NBA team will not appoint a president at this time.
Four-time Olympian Moh Ahmed is one of 413 Canadian signatories calling on Tennis Canada to cancel Canada's Davis Cup tie with Israel in Halifax this September.
Air Canada flight attendants waved flags and held signs reading “would you work for free?” as they picketed outside Toronto’s Pearson International Airport on Monday.
13-year-old boy fatally shot in Pimicikamak Cree Nation as RCMP arrest 17-year-old suspect and seize a firearm. Police say the death is a homicide with no other suspects.
Police and rescue workers recovered the body of a drowning victim Saturday at Harrison Lake, a popular resort in B.C.'s Fraser Valley. The man went missing on Friday night.
The B.C. College of Nurses and Midwives says a disciplinary panel has issued a decision against Amy Hamm, suspending her for one month, while also ordering her to pay the college costs and disbursements within two years.
The 67-year-old from Campbell River told CBC News he was in his van with his wife when a man approached them asking to call 911 because someone was overdosing nearby.
An eight-year-old boy has died after being struck by a stray bullet while he was in bed at home in a North York apartment building, police say. The family of the boy have identified him as Jahvai Roy.
The shÃshálh Nation said in a post on its website that it is saddened by the findings, which were identified by archaeologists, bringing the community total to 81.
The regional agency within the World Health Organization, which covers North and South America, says there has been an exponential rise in measles this year.
The latest numbers from the Canadian Real Estate Association suggest the housing market is in a relatively 'stable' period, but it may not last long, according to experts.
At an unrelated event, Premier Doug Ford said he was considering widening the public portion of Highway 407 only a few weeks after removing tolls on the route.
Air Canada said it will begin cancelling flights as early as Thursday because 'sudden or unmanaged work stoppages produce a significantly worse disruption.'
The Canadian National Exhibition is set to open its gates at the Exhibition Place on Friday, with carnival games, rides, performances and sweet treats on full display.
Ontario has launched a new loan program to help businesses that have been affected by tariffs. Ontario’s minister of finance announced Wednesday that up to $1 billion will be allocated for emergency loan support to Ontario-based businesses in the steel, aluminum and auto sectors.
Text message scams, or "smishing," occurs when fraudsters pretend to be a government agency, bank or other organization and try to steal information through texts.
New evacuation alerts were issued Tuesday for Galway and Southlands, neighbourhoods on the western edge of St. John's, on top of earlier alerts for two nearby towns.
AOL is discontinuing its dial-up service, putting to bed an iconic relic of the early internet era that was immediately recognizable for its beep-laden, scratch-heavy ring tone.
The next generation of Canadian softball got its first taste of the Canada Games on Sunday. Players are hoping it could be another step toward something much bigger.
Celebrating community, thousands of Calgarians made their way to the southwest neighbourhood of Marda Loop Sunday for the 40th annual Marda Gras street party.
Andrew Barber was found by search and rescue crews Friday. He spent nine days in the Cariboo wilderness after his truck broke down on a forest service road.
Two diving buddies, both of whom are underwater videographers, went Nanoose Bay on the east side of Vancouver Island, a renowned spot for large octopus. To their delight, they were greeted by a curious creature that did some videography of its own.
Okanagan Falls, is gearing up to become B.C's newest municipality. But residents have since learned that the name of the community may have to change as the province says it's looking at how a name change could better reflect the region's Indigenous culture.
Christopher Skeete made the comments after the judge in a Longueuil court, on the south shore of Montreal, concluded the man deserved leniency due to systemic racism.
Low-income Canadians with health conditions are pleading for government help to stay cool as heat waves worsen across the province, making apartments unbearable.
Canada saw exports to the U.S. rise by 3.1 per cent in June, with imports also slightly up, but the data showed it was still down compared to a year prior.
Two teen boys, 15 and 17, have been charged with second-degree murder after a 27-year-old man died following a fight in west London, Ont., early Sunday morning.
The Juno Awards are adding a dash of Latin flavour to next year's festivities. Organizers at Canada's biggest music awards show say they plan to introduce Latin music recording of the year at the 2026 edition.
Melissa Pineo and her family noticed a pod of 12 white-sided dolphins in the water on a beach near Canning, N.S. They were enjoying the scenic moment on Sunday morning but after the tide started to go down, the dolphins became stuck in the mud.
A family caught in the crossfire of a police shootout last year is suing the Montreal police force and the city, alleging that after the family patriarch and his son were struck by bullets, officers handcuffed them and delayed medical treatment for nearly an hour.
Dominic LeBlanc says U.S.-Canada tariff talks are 'constructive' but unresolved, urging a deal to cut costs and protect integrated industries like autos and steel.
Canada won gold in both the women's and men's tournaments at the inaugural 3x3 wheelchair basketball world championships Sunday in Sun City, South Africa.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires hovered over the U.S. Midwest Saturday, prompting unhealthy‑air alerts across many states including Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Evacuation orders related to a wildfire northwest of Nanaimo, B.C., on Vancouver Island, have been expanded, as blazes continued to cause poor air quality throughout B.C.
The civil lawsuit alleges the billionaire businessman, who is already awaiting trial on more than a donzen charges related to sexual assault, sexually assaulted a student after plying her with alcohol at a corporate party decades ago. Stronach's civil lawyer says he "strenuously denies the allegations."