Looking back on his time as prime minister, Justin Trudeau said that abandoning his promise of electoral reform was his biggest regret.”Particularly as we approach this election

The murder of a Haida Gwaii man in what police say was a targeted hit and run has set off a provincewide movement, #Justice4Luke, across British Columbia, drawing attention to the issues of drugs and violence in First Nations communities.

Ukraine and the U.S. said on Wednesday they signed an agreement on a joint fund to invest in Ukraine’s reconstruction, and a draft of the deal said it would give Washington preferential access to new Ukrainian natural resources deals.

Police say the 11 people killed when an SUV drove through a crowd at a Vancouver Filipino festival on April 26 ranged in age from five to 65 years old. Dozens of other people were injured in the incident.

An investigation into the death of an Edmonton woman, caught in the crossfire of an RCMP shooting northeast of Edmonton, describes her death as an unintended, tragic accident.

A series of thunderstorms swept through southern Ontario and Quebec late Tuesday, causing outages and damaging trees and property.

U.S. President Donald Trump says Prime Minister Mark Carney will visit the White House “within the next week or less” as the two countries chart a new way forward following a federal election that was largely seen as a rebuke of the president’s trade war and his 51s state ambitions.

The death of Robert Wapuchakoos at the Regional Psychiatric Centre on April 27 concludes a story that began with a brutal slaying that sent a shockwave through Saskatchewan in the summer of 1982.

Five years after she first told her story to a jury, a former TV production assistant testified anew Wednesday that Harvey Weinstein held her down and sexually assaulted her in 2006. She is the first of the former studio boss’s accusers to testify at his rape retrial.

Coun. Jason Schreyer, who represented the Winnipeg ward of Elmwood-East Kildonan for the past 11 years, has died, city council announced in a statement.

Montreal-born filmmaker Shawn Levy, who’s directing the recently announced “Star Wars: Starfighter,” will be inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame this year. Other inductees include rock band Our Lady Peace, actor Tonya Williams and guitarist Liona Boyd, among others.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford went on an extended rant about some of the province’s judges Wednesday, arguing they are soft on crime, interfering in municipal issues based on ideology, and even floating the idea of electing judges in Canada like in parts of the United States.

Donald Trump’s presidency is 100 days old on Wednesday, and its bold and often controversial moves have spawned over 200 lawsuits. Here’s a look at some of the major themes and cases, with a looming question

U.S. tariffs and Canada’s response could result in 68,100 fewer jobs in Ontario this year, a new report estimates. This figure may increase to 119,200 jobs in 2026 and 137,900 jobs in 2029, according to the report by the Financial Accountability Office of Ontario (FAO), released Wednesday. 

People flourish when all major aspects of their life are good, but a new global study suggests that isn’t the case for young adults in many high-income countries.

Making lifestyle adjustments could help you cut the risk of developing a stroke, dementia or late-life depression all at the same time, according to new research that has identified 17 overlapping risk factors for these brain-related conditions.