The Rotary Flames House, a pediatric hospice in Calgary, is temporarily pausing its services and discharging all respite patients to redeploy staff to Alberta Children’s Hospital, CBC News has learned.

The federal government is looking at helping to secure the release of 19 Canadian women and children being held in northeastern Syria, a newly filed court document says.

Vancouver's Recovery Café opened in September, offering a drug and alcohol-free space for people in all types of recovery to come together and support each other.

A complaint, filed under the the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement, will force Canada to pass judgment on efforts by the United States to protect North Atlantic right whales.

A team of researchers from Newfoundland and Labrador are part of a project to search the Antarctic Ocean for the elusive colossal squid.

Elected officials in a Greater Toronto Area township are worried a possible deal that could see a developer donate Greenbelt land for a new hospital will also lead to unwanted residential development in the same area. 

Ayub Khezrnejad posted a video of his father's home, which had raided by Iranian security forces on Nov. 19. Shortly after, he was summoned for questioning by the Iranian judiciary and is believed to have been arrested.

Information obtained by The Canadian Press shows a lack of procedural understanding in RCMP's communication with the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre requesting the assistance of a military aircraft to search for gunman who killed 22 people in April 2020.

A "meteor fireball" was spotted by residents in southern Ontario as it made its way from northern Michigan to North Carolina.

An all–party event on Parliament Hill this week has been hit by controversy after a number of MPs condemned one of the event's attendees, who has been accused of anti-Jewish sentiments.

Vancouver's Jeremiah Macadam will be representing Canada at the World AeroPress Championship, taking place in Vancouver through Saturday. 

Montreal police and the Sûreté du Québec are being ordered to pay about $292,000 in damages to four stage technicians who survived the 2012 Métropolis election night shooting.

HIV, hepatitis C and syphilis testing is being offered in certain pharmacies across Newfoundland as of Thursday. The tests are part of a research study to increase education about STDs and to encourage people to get tested.

The man charged in the gruesome 1983 killings of Susan Tice and Erin Gilmour in Toronto was arrested after police eliminated his four brothers from their investigation of the cold cases, The Fifth Estate has learned.