From health precautions to the role of women in the workforce, a look at life after the 1918 flu pandemic may contain hints of how our society will adapt after the current pandemic ends.
Two women have returned from their journey in the most northern part of Norway's Arctic, where they spent a total of 18 months over the past two years living in isolation to gather data for scientists and research organizations.
Western Canada continues to be firmly in the grip of its first major heat wave of 2021, with temperatures that have the potential to eclipse all-time highs set over the weekend.
In the shadow of Canada's mega oil sands projects, smaller, technologically outdated facilities are churning out up to three times more emissions per barrel than the sector's already high average.
Ottawa Centre MP Catherine McKenna will not be running in the next federal election, telling those gathered at her announcement Monday that she wants to spend more time with her three children and continue fighting climate change.
Environment Canada warns the torrid heat wave that has settled over much of Western Canada won't lift for days, although parts of British Columbia and Yukon could see some relief sooner.
With a steadying decline in the number of new COVID-19 infections in Quebec, officials have declared the entire province is now zoned green.
Almost 30 per cent of respondents in a newly released Canada-wide survey admitted to breaking COVID-19 rules -- and felt justified doing so.
Rescue workers digging for a fifth day into the remnants of a collapsed Florida condo building stressed Monday that they could still find survivors in the rubble, a hope family members clung to even though no one has been pulled out alive since the first hours after the structure fell.
The man accused of targeting Muslims in a deadly vehicle attack in London, Ont. made another court appearance, his fourth, Monday morning.
