As Hurricane Irma carves a path of devastation through the Caribbean toward southern Florida, Global Affairs Canada is warning Canadians to avoid all travel to several affected destinations, including more than a dozen island nations in the region.
The federal government laid down an ultimatum Friday to the U.S. company that owns the only rail line serving the isolated northern Manitoba town of Churchill: fix it or sell it to someone who will.
A popular national park in the southwestern corner of Alberta is under a mandatory evacuation order because of increased wildfire danger.
Credit monitoring company Equifax says it was hit between mid-May and July by a high-tech heist of sensitive personal information from about 143 million Americans, including an unspecified number of Canadians.
A search team has released underwater images that confirm the discovery of an Avro Arrow test model at the bottom of Lake Ontario.
A Michigan woman sacrificed the chance to prolong her life to give birth to her sixth child.
The members of Radiohead say they are 'appalled' that charges stemming from a fatal concert stage collapse in Toronto in 2012 were stayed.
Credit monitoring company Equifax says that it will work with regulators in Canada and the United Kingdom to determine the appropriate steps following a lapse in cyber security that's affecting about 143 million people in the United States.
One person has died after a collision between horses at Toronto's Woodbine Race Track.
A community is at odds over whether a Calgary minor league hockey team should change its logo after a seven-year-old player refused to wear the jersey because she said it was “offensive.”
The family of a Fraser Valley woman Deborah Hycha is offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to her whereabouts.
The Supreme Court of Canada has decided that a B.C. mother and uncle accused in an honour killing in India should be extradited to face trial in India.
Smoke has blanketed Calgary for more than 270 hours this summer, breaking the 1969 record of 268 hours, according to weather historian Rolf Campbell.
Hurricane Irma's leading edge bent palm trees and spit rain as it swirled toward Florida with 193 km/h winds Saturday on a projected new track that could expose Tampa -- not Miami -- to the storm's worst fury.
Hurricane Irma's leading edge bent palm trees and spit rain as it swirled toward Florida with 193 km/h winds Saturday on a projected new track that could expose Tampa -- not Miami -- to the storm's worst fury.
With the window closing fast for anyone wanting to escape, Irma hurtled toward Florida with 125 mph winds Saturday on a shifting track that took it away from Miami and instead threatened the Tampa area with its first direct hit from a major hurricane in nearly a century.
With the window closing fast for anyone wanting to escape, Irma hurtled toward Florida with 130 mph winds Saturday on a shifting course that threatened the first direct hit on the Tampa area from a major hurricane in nearly a century.
Irma trained its sights on Florida and officials warned more than 5 million people that time was running out Friday to evacuate ahead of the deadly hurricane as it followed a path that could take it from one end of the state to the other.
Ontario plans to sell marijuana in as many as 150 stores run by the province's liquor control board after the federal government legalizes its recreational use next summer.
Ontario reportedly plans to open dozens of storefronts across the province to manage the sale and distribution of recreational marijuana after the federal government legalizes its recreational use.
Irma battered Cuba with deafening winds and relentless rain Saturday, while a second hurricane, Jose, threatened to lash already-reeling islands elsewhere in the Caribbean.
Irma battered Cuba with deafening winds and relentless rain Saturday, while a second hurricane, Jose, threatened to lash already-reeling islands elsewhere in the Caribbean.
After battering Cuba early Saturday and leaving more than 20 dead across the Caribbean, a dangerous Irma is taking aim at south Florida with winds nearing 160 mph (257 kph) as another hurricane follows close behind.
Thousands of Irma victims across the Caribbean fought desperately to find shelter or escape their storm-blasted islands altogether Friday as another hurricane following close behind threatened to add to their misery.
Thousands of Irma victims across the Caribbean fought desperately to find shelter or escape their storm-blasted islands altogether Friday as another hurricane following close behind threatened to add to their misery.
