In his second of a series of interviews with Canada’s major federal party leaders, Question Period Host Evan Solomon talks to Green Party Leader Annamie Paul about her party's internal struggles, winning her riding and releasing her party's platform.
The cauldron was extinguished Sunday in Tokyo to end the most unique Paralympic Games in history -- and crossing the finish line on a Games fraught with uncertainty was a major victory in itself, as Canada captured 21 medals, including five gold, in Tokyo, eight less than the Canadian team won five years ago in Rio.
More than a dozen Whiskas dry cat food products are being voluntarily recalled by the parent company because the raw ingredients didn’t meet their quality standards.
A slim majority of Canadians indicate some willingness to pay more to help achieve Canada’s emission-reduction targets, according to new Nanos polling research.
Quebec reported 778 new coronavirus cases Sunday, the largest single-day increase in months, according to data from Quebec's Public Health Institute.
Health-care workers shared concerns over staff shortages and burnout with the federal Liberal leader during a Sunday campaign stop at a Toronto hospital that was surrounded by anti-vaccine protests earlier in the week
Ontario health officials are reporting more than 800 new COVID-19 cases for a third day in a row.
Canada's federal leaders spent part of their time on the campaign trail expressing support for two men who have now been detained in China for 1,000 days.
Two of the federal party leaders are set to make policy announcements on Day 22 of the federal election campaign.
A Guinean army colonel seized control of state television Sunday and declared that President Alpha Conde's government had been dissolved and the West African nation's borders closed.
As Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor mark 1,000 days in separate Chinese prisons, their supporters are taking to the streets of Ottawa and beyond on Sunday to push for their freedom.
A Conservative candidate in Nova Scotia has apologized for sharing social media posts about Muslims and immigrants but will continue to run for the party in a riding once held by former prime minister Brian Mulroney.
A top international conservation agency warned that 28 per cent of the 138,374 species identified on its 'survival watchlist' as being under threat have now been moved to the more dangerous 'red list', meaning they are at high risk of extinction.
A man accused of kidnapping a three-year-old boy in Quebec, sparking an Amber Alert that lasted several days, has been arrested, police say.
Quebec police say negotiations continue Sunday morning with a man accused of kidnapping a three-year-old boy.
A missing three-year-old Quebec boy and his suspected kidnapper have been located by the Sûreté du Québec.
