Post-tropical storm Fiona is well on its way to be the costliest storm ever to hit Atlantic Canada, and most of its financial toll won't be covered by insurance.

An immunocompromised man in Thunder Bay, Ont., who feared the consequences of relaxed public health measures died last month at age 51 after testing positive for COVID-19.

The Canadian Museums Association is calling for legislation, money and a cohesive national strategy to support Indigenous-led reconciliation in the museum sector.

Apotex Pharmaceutical Holdings Inc. has signed a deal to be acquired by U.S. private equity investment firm SK Capital Partners.

When the gap between the Canadian and U.S. dollar grows — even by a few cents — the people of Windsor-Essex in southwestern Ontario feel the change.

Nearly every day since the war in Ukraine began, a hardy group of protesters has stood outside Russia's embassy and consulate in Ottawa. They want the people inside those buildings to face the truth, but is the message getting through?

Canadians will see lower incomes and a choice between higher taxes or fewer government services if there isn't more effort to adapt to the changing climate, a new report from The Canadian Climate Institute warns.

Under agreements with the Canada Border Services Agency, many provinces imprison migrants for administrative reasons, a practice that violates international law.

A surveillance video that was at the heart of a criminal case against two Yellowknife RCMP officers has been released to CBC News. Charges against both officers were stayed 2 days into their trial in May.

Finding the perfect bird to pair with your cranberry sauce, gravy and biscuits may be difficult this year.

Rural Albertans voted overwhelmingly for Kenney’s party, but then growing distrust prompted them to help oust him. The UCP’s next leader will need to restore their trust, and then somehow hang onto it.

Twenty-four years ago, Amanda Robb’s uncle was killed for performing abortions. But she still felt safe in the United States until two back-to-back U.S. Supreme Court decisions sparked her interest in seeking Canadian citizenship.

A newly released document shows the Canada Border Services Agency had grown suspicious about Gabriel Wortman before he murdered 22 people in April 2020.

The City of Waterloo, Ont., passed a motion Monday that would provide future council members with up to $100 per month for home security systems. Some councillors say it's needed amid a more hostile political climate.