Residents on Birch Lane, Spruce Drive and Blue Lane at Aylesford Lake’s southwest end are being told to prepare to evacuate as a wildfire threatens the area.
Liberal MP Vince Gasparro, the parliamentary secretary for combating crime who announced Kneecap's ban, and the federal government have refused to comment further.
Costco says it has been adapting to changing consumer habits and priorities, which includes a 'thinned down' Christmas display in stores and larger displays for other items.
A frustrating season continued for Ashlyn Renneberg in javelin until the last of six throws on Sunday when she set a Canadian and Americas record in the women’s F13 final at the Para athletics world championships in New Delhi.
Joyce Echaquan's death in 2020 and the shocking footage preceding it that she managed to livestream, amplified the conversation around systemic racism in Quebec. Five years later, that conversation is far from over.
The original resolution, presented by the party's youth wing, called for stricter public security measures, including a ban on masked protests. But CAQ members voted to take that even further, proposing a complete ban on face coverings.
Nunavut Emergency Management announced Saturday that schools and territorial government offices in Pangnirtung, Nunavut, are closed until further notice as the community enters its third day without water service.
A new report shows Prince Edward Islanders making minimum wage had to work 75 hours a month to afford their rent last year, at least if they were living in a two-bedroom apartment in Charlottetown, Cornwall or Stratford.
A mural John Oliver Secondary School students are working on will feature symbols from Filipino culture to represent resilience, remembrance, and renewal, months after 11 people died in the Lapu-Lapu Day tragedy in front of their school.
Nova Scotia's public works minister says he can't offer a timeline when work will be complete to upgrade the low-lying strip of land that links the province to New Brunswick.
After dealing with his own struggles, Bobby Wuskynyk, an active military member launched Red Rose Ranch Veterans Horse Camp, a non-profit that helps other service members.
Canada Post workers have gone on strike in the midst of municipal and provincial elections, leaving officials racing to find contingency plans for mail-in ballots.
After a 15-year-old was fatally shot by police in Longueuil, calls grow for body cams in Quebec amid ongoing debate over their cost, impact, and privacy concerns.
Doctors are in negotiations with the province over compensation and working conditions, and also face a bill that would tie a portion of their pay to performance targets.
Mayor Olivia Chow announced on Wednesday that crisis workers would be stationed on Line 1 platforms from Spadina to Bloor-Yonge station starting in November.
Justin Bourque, 35, has been sentenced for stabbing another inmate three years ago at a federal maximum-security prison near the New Brunswick community of Miramichi.
A Muslim charity's lawsuit alleges a landlord cancelled a new lease agreement with the organization after a Hamilton pastor — with a church that would be sharing the space — made Islamophobic comments during a recent service.
On September 30, in recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund (DWF) is proud to partner once again with major media outlets and radio stations in Canada for A DAY TO LISTEN. This year’s theme is The Path Here, The Path Ahead It’s been a decade...
The spotlight remained on Mary Jibb during Tuesday's races at the Para swimming world championships as the 18-year-old from Bracebridge, Ont., took down another of Stephanie Dixon's national records, this time in the women's 100-metre butterfly S9 final.
Bureaucrats who run federal economic development agencies seem keen to defend their ability to hand out more than $1.3 billion a year to small and medium-sized businesses.
Proposals to expand the Port of Churchill in northern Manitoba could bring an increase in shipping traffic — and some experts suggest that could affect the behaviour of the whales that are not only a major tourist draw in the, but an important food source for some in the North.
A member of the billionaire Aquilini family alleges he and his siblings were disinherited and, along with their father, excluded from the family business “as retaliation,” following historic allegations of sexual assault against an unnamed family member.
The federal finance minister spoke in Europe about the benefits for both Canada and the European Union in solidifying trade deals and other agreements.
Reynolds said he is 'deeply grateful' to have been given the Freedom of the City award, an honour Vancouver said recognizes the actor's philanthropic and cultural achievements.
Tension was high between the group and municipal staff this week after the city served encampment residents with trespass notices asking them to leave the park by Tuesday.
RCMP Assistant Commissioner David Teboul has been charged with three counts of assault, according to the B.C Prosecution Service, for alleged off-duty offences in Abbotsford, B.C.
Former Justice Minister David Lametti will be leaving his job as principal secretary to Prime Minister Mark Carney after just a couple of months on the job, sources tell CBC News.
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree says his government is not ready to announce when and for how long its gun amnesty program will be extended.
A 21-year-old man is facing multiple charges after a wrong-way driver sideswiped several cars on Highway 401 and crashed into a light post in Milton earlier this month, according to Ontario Provincial Police.
The deal is subject to review under the Investment Canada Act, which can be used to block deals deemed against the national interest, including Canada's economic security.
The Quebec court judge delivered his decision at the Valleyfield, Que., courthouse, saying that despite her improving mental health she still poses a risk to the public.
The Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses is warning of a 'significant' impact on small businesses that rely on flyers for marketing as fears of another strike loom.
While Jennifer Jones was busy winning an Olympic gold medal, world championships and the Scotties Tournament of Hearts, she was also advocating for better facilities for new mothers who wanted to compete, but also care for their children.
Andrea Hand set a world record in the Stihl Timbersports women’s championships, beating a record set earlier this year by American athlete Erin Lavoie.
A new sea lamprey trap has been installed at the Neebing River Weir in Thunder Bay, Ont., in an effort to capture the invasive species and better calculate its effects on the Great Lakes. Here's what those involved say about the eel-like creatures and efforts to eliminate them.
'We at no time stopped negotiations or were unwilling to negotiate; we have always wanted to stay here, that's our goal,' Sarah Jones, the executive director, told Global News.
In August, Hamilton police suspended an officer while they investigated “disturbing” social media posts. Meanwhile, a local anti-racism group says it informed police last year of a person with extremist views connected to the service — now confirmed to be the same officer.
Topping the list is the second phase of LNG Canada in Kitimat, B.C., where natural gas from Alberta is chilled into liquid and loaded onto specialized tankers for export to Asia.
Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled plans for five upcoming projects aimed at boosting Canada's economy and helping to become less reliant on the United States.
NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly says he expects a decision soon on the status of five former Hockey Canada players acquitted at trial in a high-profile sexual assault case.
NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly says he expects a decision soon on the status of five former Hockey Canada players acquitted at trial in a high-profile sexual assault case.
Alberta’s dentists are pressing the province to put dates on the table to pull out of the Canadian Dental Care Plan. In June 2024, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith sent a letter to then-prime minister Justin Trudeau, stating that the province intends to pull out of the federal plan by 2026.
A team of researchers is highlighting what it calls significant gaps in sepsis policies and training standards throughout Canada, which they say show the need for a co-ordinated national action plan to address sepsis.
WestJet Airlines confirms a flight from Toronto to Sint Maarten, in the Caribbean, made a 'hard landing' and passengers used emergency slides to evacuate the aircraft on Sunday.
The airline said all guests and crew were evacuated from WestJet flight 2276 after the plane arrived at Princess Juliana International Airport around 5:30 p.m. local time. There were no reported injuries.
Rick Wanchuk, better known as Ricky Ticky, is a name synonymous with small-town rodeo for countless fans of the sport, from the coast of B.C. to the flats of Manitoba and everywhere in between.
People are saying their goodbyes to what's become something of a Saskatchewan landmark, after an excavator left stranded in Quill Lakes for more than a decade was finally pulled out of the water this summer.
A B.C. ostrich farm fighting to stop a cull of its 400-strong flock over an avian flu outbreak has been granted an interim stay order by the Federal Court of Appeal in Ottawa, delaying the execution of the birds.
Canadian politicians paid tribute to the legendary Ken Dryden on Saturday, remembering him as a deeply human individual with a passion and curiosity who stood tall for his country.
The pilot will run over two years at a cost of $15 million to see if it can create more options to stay at home and alleviate pressure on the long-term care list.
York Region police say the youth was arrested Tuesday and charged with attempted murder, among other offences, in a shooting outside a home in Markham, Ont., on Aug. 14.
Salary growth is expected to drop for Canadians in 2026, according to survey data, as StatCan reports business output and labour productivity declined in the second quarter.
The two Calgary lawyers who hired a private investigator to follow and photograph a Manitoba judge in hopes of catching him breaching COVID-19 public health restrictions have been disbarred by the Law Society of Alberta, which found their professional misconduct amounted to “an attack on judicial independence.”