Manitoba has asked the RCMP to investigate allegations Manitoba Hydro workers sexually abused Indigenous women in a remote northern community after the utility arrived in the area in the 1960s.

The Parole Board of Canada is releasing convicted Canadian spy Jeffrey Delisle on day parole, just seven years into his 20-year sentence for selling secrets to the Russians.

The national inquiry will be heading to Iqaluit, Quebec City, Winnipeg and St. John's in September and October, on its final four stops.

B.C. Premier John Horgan said earlier Tuesday that destructive wildfires annually "may be the new normal."

Air Canada and Aeroplan have struck a deal for the airline to purchase the loyalty program for $450 million.

Keith Harkes thought he had perfectly planned the murder of his ex-wife: he practised loading a shotgun, placed a GPS tracking device on her car, learned her routines and picked a day to follow her home.

Six victims of a bomb blast in late May are suing a popular Indian restaurant in Mississauga, Ont., for damages totalling $6 million, alleging the establishment failed to provide proper security amid a "turf war between rival business associates."

A new study by University of Calgary scientists concludes glowing, purplish lights spotted in northern skies — and known as Steve — are definitely not aurora.

A Cape Breton man has taken the saying 'Live simply so others may simply live' to heart by auctioning off his 5-bedroom house and all his earthly possessions for $200,000.

The big Canadian banks are set to reveal their quarterly earnings over the next week, and investors will take a close look to see whether anxiety over higher interest rates and an uncertain trade environment are hurting the economy's prospects.

Polls suggest Brian Gallant's Liberals can't take re-election on Sept. 24 for granted.

The Liberal government says it's possible to pull more than two million people over the poverty line by 2030 without committing to any new spending or policy promises.

Six months after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's foreign policy prowess was pummelled by a disorganized state visit to India, his chief opponent is heading to New Delhi to try to "repair and strengthen" Canada-India relations.

The British Columbia Court of Appeal has ordered a new trial for James Oler, who was acquitted of taking a 15-year-old girl across the border for a sexual purpose.

Starting this fall, people hired by the airlines to evaluate the competence of Canada's commercial pilots will be subject to less direct oversight from Transport Canada.