Dellen Millard gets third consecutive life sentence for father’s death.
A Vancouver-based environment charity is readying itself to go back to court if the federal government reapproves the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
The Canadian Press annual survey of newsrooms across the country saw 53 out of 129 editors cast their votes for the Humboldt Broncos bus crash.
Sentence comes from one of the largest deer poaching cases in state history
Porter Stanley is one of 30 people in the world to be diagnosed with Beare-Stevenson syndrome, a craniofacial disorder.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he’s overhauling the program
2 Canadians have been detained in Beijing since the arrest of Meng Wanzhou, CFO of Huawei Technologies, by the RCMP
Trudeau says Canada’s long-running triple-A rating means experts have confidence in his government’s approach to the economy
In the winter, Canada’s supply of fresh fruit and vegetables tends to come from very specific areas.
Merriam-Webster has chosen “justice” as its 2018 word of the year, driven by the churning news cycle and President Trump’s Twitter feed.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency announced recall because of possible contamination.
Warning against the “dangers of populism,” Trudeau says using immigration as a wedge political issue puts Canada’s future at risk.
There was a strong police presence outside the central Saint Lazare train station, where police in riot gear checked bags
European Union leaders have offered Theresa May sympathy but no promises, as the British prime minister seeks a lifeline.
Tourism Minister Melanie Joly’s office says Canada and China have mutually agreed to postpone a closing ceremony next week.
Stephen Harper’s Conservative government made the charges mandatory in 2013.
The interim president of a Roman Catholic all-boys school rocked by student-on-student abuse allegations said the football program was cancelled for next year.
Canada has significantly cut its dependence on coal largely due to the closure of all coal plants in Ontario.
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer called on the Trudeau government to “unequivocally denounce any type of repercussions to Canadians on foreign soil.”
Former Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr is back in court today to seek changes to bail conditions.
