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Chief Don Tom of the Tsartlip First Nation in Greater Victoria said First Nations will do everything in their legal power to kill bills 14 and 15.

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Alberta Premier, Danielle Smith, has called three provincial byelections that will take place on June 23. NDP Leader, Naheed Nenshi, is expected to be among the candidates.

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Quebec's health ministry says subscribers will receive a message by telephone, email or text message a day before an extreme weather event to warn them of its arrival.

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The judgment awards $7,000 to each person who was detained for more than 24 hours without appearing before a judge between 2015 and 2020.

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Quebec's health ministry says subscribers will receive a message by telephone, email or text message a day before an extreme weather event to warn them of its arrival.

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Members of Parliament held a moment of silence on the one-month anniversary of the deadly attack on the Lapu Lapu Day festival in Vancouver, as members of the Filipino community and others continue to grapple with its impact.

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The seeding season is progressing across much of Manitoba, with provincial seeding 57 per cent complete.

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There were 46 newly-confirmed cases of measles in Alberta over the weekend, with all but two of them in the province's south health zone.

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Unifor has urged Ottawa to prevent the loss of Canadian jobs to the U.S. by penalizing companies looking to avoid U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs.

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While it's unlikely the deep-buried treasure chest will ever be cracked open, scientists call the discovery significant.

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Long-term bond yields are rising quickly after the United States government saw its credit rating downgraded by several analysts, which could have global implications.

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Nova Scotia Power announced on April 25 that one of its servers and parts of its network were compromised in a cybersecurity attack.

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Interim NDP Leader Don Davies said there are still opportunities for the party to shape legislation despite being reduced to just seven seats in the House of Commons.

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The government quietly included a clause in its latest omnibus justice legislation that would allow it to expand the number of special constables who can carry firearms.

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Grant Hardin, the former police chief of the tiny town of Gateway near the Arkansas-Missouri border, had been held in the prison since 2017.

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Oliver Widger quit his job with 'no money, no plan' — and $10,000 of debt — and the goal of buying a sailboat and sailing around the world.

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Toronto will allocate $2.1 million this year to help festivals stay secure, after 11 people were killed in a vehicle ramming at Vancouver's Lapu Lapu Day festival in April.

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Severe weather is in the forecast to start the week in Western Canada, including heat, hail, thunderstorms, smoky skies and wind gusts of up to 100 km/h.

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Blockades could be on the horizon as First Nations ratchet up pressure on the Ontario government to kill a proposed bill that seeks to speed up mining projects up north.

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The Ontario man who pleaded guilty to stealing an iconic portrait of Winston Churchill from Ottawa’s Chateau Laurier was sentenced Monday to two years less a day in jail.

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The wildfire broke out Sunday and as of Monday afternoon the 1,606-hectare blaze was about eight kilometres north of Swan Hills and five kilometres west of Highway 33.

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B.C. Premier David Eby will be joined by his ministers of mining and of water, land and resource stewardship as he makes an economic announcement on Monday.

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Macron's office said the ordeal, in which his wife appeared to shove him, said it was just a 'moment of closeness.'

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Alberta's UCP government will introduce new regulations this fall to ensure that only “age appropriate” books are available in school libraries.

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