A Calgary woman says a trip to the Gooseberry Lake Provincial Park campground turned into “a nightmare,” after finding out her family was covered in about 30 ticks, after a short walk on a tree covered path.

Guests at the Kananaskis Country Golf Course should be prepared to encounter wildlife on the fairway — and perhaps even score an “automatic bear par” in the name of safety.

The man charged with the first-degree murder of a missing Ottawa woman has a history of intimate partner violence cases, court records show.

Several shoppers said on social media they were charged small charity donations at Maxi grocery stores in Quebec without being asked, prompting Loblaw to admit a system error.

A longtime fugitive admits it was “a mistake” to flee to Toronto, where he was recently arrested after spending more than 21 years on the run from U.S. manslaughter charges. In a sworn affidavit obtained by CBC News, Patrick Lutts Jr. publicly outlines for the first time how he hid from authorities.

Is it possible that the visit of King Charles marked the end of Canada’s brief populist moment? It is, of course, far too early to draw any such conclusion. One way or another, the ultimate fate of the populist appeal in Canada may really depend on what His Majesty’s government does next.

Many people with advanced prostate cancer are living much longer due to new treatments, leading prostate cancer doctors say. Though not often a cure, these innovations are turning a disease once considered a death sentence into a chronic illness that can be managed for years in some patients.

Doctors are tapping into to the emerging field of the gut microbiome to try to treat some diseases differently.

When Terri Singer and her family were priced out of the rental market, they had no choice but to live in a hotel. She writes it felt like a gilded prison of sorts, where they could see others come and go, knowing they had a home to return to.