Researchers have found that a river under consideration as the future source of freshwater in Iqaluit, Nunavut is being impacted by climate change at such a rate that it might only be able to meet the growing city’s needs for two years.
Canada's top justice Beverley McLachlin will retire at the end of the year, the Supreme Court of Canada announced Monday afternoon.
Canadian Blood Services says it has a "critical need" for donors to replenish its inventory.
A New Jersey school district has suspended a teacher after yearbook photos of two high school students were altered to remove President Donald Trump's name on their clothing.
A five-year-old Prince Edward Island girl is in hospital after a trampoline she was playing on was carried about 40 metres by wind gusts and landed on top of her.
An Ontario municipality is defending its request that a five-year-old girl’s lemonade stand be removed from town property, due to liability concerns.
Another U.S. appeals court stomped on President Donald Trump's revised travel ban Monday, saying the administration violated federal immigration law and failed to provide a valid reason for keeping people from six mostly Muslim nations from coming to the country.
Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland says Canada and the United States remain "very far apart" on negotiating a softwood lumber settlement.
The Toronto and Vancouver housing markets are on the brink of a 'severe downturn' that could hurt the country's GDP and drag home prices down by up to 40 per cent, a Capital Economics economist says.
York Regional Police are warning thrill-seekers that illegally climbing on construction cranes will not only get them in trouble with the law, but could "result in serious injury and or death."
A lawyer for a Halifax university student charged with first-degree murder has told a jury that evidence presented at the trial runs contrary the Crown's theory that William Sandeson planned to kill Taylor Samson during a drug deal.
The Liberal government has signed a national child-care deal with the provinces, but Quebec is staying out of the multilateral agreement.
The federal and provincial governments are set to sign an agreement Monday afternoon on early learning and child care.
Two years to the day after his wife died following a gas-and-dash robbery, a Calgary man driving to visit her gravesite was killed in a highway crash.
The jury at Bill Cosby's trial began deliberating Monday over whether he drugged and molested a woman more than a decade ago in a case that has already helped demolish the 79-year-old comedian's good-guy image.
A U.A.E. company's plan to tow icebergs to the country for water is an 'unwise' stopgap measure that fails to address the root of the problem, a Canadian Earth sciences professor says.
A Vancouver man was shocked to receive a $600 fine for riding his new electric skateboard on city streets.
Four people survived a dramatic plane crash in North Vancouver’s waterfront on Sunday afternoon.
Four people survived a dramatic plane crash in North Vancouver’s waterfront on Sunday afternoon.
Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan will roll out more details today about Ottawa's spending plans for the Royal Canadian Navy.
Qatar said Monday it had begun shipping cargo through Oman to bypass Gulf countries that have cut off sea routes to the tiny, energy-rich nation, the latest move by Doha to show it can survive a diplomatic dispute with its neighbours.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is preparing to face former Senate colleagues over his role in the controversy around ties between the Trump campaign and Russia, part of an escalating investigation into possible Russian meddling in the 2016 elections.
At 2:02 a.m. Monday, the names of 49 people killed in the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history were read out loud outside the Pulse nightclub, marking the exact time a year ago when a gunman started firing during 'Latin Night' at the gay club.
A plane heading to Shanghai returned safely to Sydney after an in-flight problem left a gaping hole in the engine casing.
According to a new study, Canadians are paying far more for prescription drugs than people who live in most other high-income countries with universal healthcare.
