The lawyer representing a father charged with murdering his nine-year-old Canadian daughter in Upstate New York said his client will ask for bail. Luciano Frattolin
Two months after announcing most Albertans would need to pay for COVID-19 vaccines if they want one this season, the province now says it will cover the cost for health-care workers.
Noha Zaher and Ibraheem Sabry still hadn’t made it home to Ottawa despite enduring nearly 60 hours of travel chaos and confusion after their vacation
EDMONTON — Police in Alberta say the public should mind strangers asking for hugs or sharing sob stories after three people were arrested in a
Stuart Cox is waging war against the hundreds of stone stacks that people keep leaving all over his favourite hiking trails. His weapon of choice? âBrute force and a size 11 boot.”
TORONTO — An eight-year-old Toronto boy killed by a stray bullet while he was in bed with his family is being remembered as a compassionate
Ontario is planning to make changes to a housing fund for municipalities that many have said unfairly measures their progress on building, the minister signalled
OTTAWA — Canadian defence manufacturer Roshel is partnering with a Swedish steel company so it can produce ballistic-protection steel domestically for the first time. Roshel,
NORFOLK COUNTY — A string of alleged cemetery thefts in southwestern Ontario has police appealing for help. Ontario Provincial Police say thefts have been reported
The University of Regina and a Vancouver-based non-profit have raised $170,000 of a needed $500,000 to bring 25 Afghan scholars facing deportation in Qatar to Saskatchewan
The Kingston fire was 10,708 hectares by Tuesday morning, but Premier John Hogan says there was minimal growth and the reported increase in size was due to more accurate mapping.
A non-profit watchdog says Canadians have no way of knowing how much money is being donated to an evangelical group founded by an American who is making headlines across the country for event cancellations and questions about his views.
A feeling was electric at St. Pat’s Ballpark in St. John’s on Monday night as Newfoundland and Labrador and British Colombia made history as the first two women’s teams to play in a new women’s division at the Canada Summer Games.
Short-term accommodation licensing is the latest strategy for municipalities regulating cottage rentals in Ontario. But some cottage owners say the rules are unfair.
On Thursday, Air Canada announced it will cover “reasonable” expenses for hotels, meals and transport costs incurred by passengers who endured flight delays and cancellations during the recent strike by the airline’s flight attendants.
The prospect of an east-west energy corridor â backed by Ontario, Alberta and Saskatchewan â has sparked sharp debate. Industry associations and engineering unions say such a pipeline project could create thousands of jobs and secure Canada’s energy future, but criticism includes that it was thrown together and needs more government transparency.
Girls and boys who were exclusively breastfed showed a reduced risk of early puberty in a large new study from South Korea that Canadian doctors say could apply here.
As the Trump administration grows irritated that Canada continues to review the multibillion-dollar purchase of F-35s, the Liberal government has gone out of its way to downplay how the fighter jet plan is obviously being used as leverage in trade talks. There are, however, legitimate reasons for one more look â just not ones the government is willing to acknowledge in its talking points.
Galliford’s treatment, which she said left her with PTSD and agoraphobia, eventually prompted her to file a lawsuit that was settled in 2016, and her lawsuit led to a wave of other civil suits from other officers that forced a reckoning within the RCMP ranks.
