Canada's veterans minister says the issue of homelessness among ex-soldiers is at the top of his agenda, but it is something that the Trudeau Liberals will tackle in a government-wide manner.
Former Manitoba men's curling champion Earle Morris will be among the five people inducted into the Canadian Curling Hall of Fame next month.
New research is warning that women who become pregnant at age 40 or older are at a greater risk of stroke and heart attack later in life. They say their findings are especially relevant as more women delay motherhood.
Football fans now know when they'll get their first look at the Winnipeg Blue Bombers renovated roster.
A doctor is facing sexual assault charges in Yorkton after a dozen women filed complaints between 2001 and 2008.
Police say a driver is facing charges after wheels came off the rig of a tractor-trailer in southwestern Ontario.
The 22-year-old victim was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
A 58-year-old man has been arrested in the shooting death of Christine MacNeil, 25, of Ottawa in what police are calling a planned and targeted murder.
Fort Whoop-Up will re-open this spring under the new management of its neighbouring historic local site, the Sir Alexander Galt Museum and Archives, perched above it at the top of the coulees.
Oscar time is almost here! Here's an interactive ballot for you to fill out before the Academy Awards on Feb. 28.
A coalition of environmental groups is taking legal action in the hopes of subjecting the Energy East pipeline project to Quebec's environmental regulations.
It's an ambitious, $165-million plan to transform the current Northlands site. But, what would "Vision 2020" mean for people who live close by?
A concerned citizen told police they saw an older man put a teenage girl in his white SUV at around 8:30 a.m. Thursday. It happened in the area of Paquette Drive and Powder Drive.
Hundreds more Albertans are fighting the flu this week, according to new figures from Alberta Health Services. In its weekly influenza update, AHS reports the number of cases rose from 1,392 last week to 1,755 this week -- for a jump of 363 cases.
Yesterday, Northlands announced plans to transform the horse racing track and its outdoor space into an urban festival site, capable of hosting large concerts. But what would those changes mean for nearby communities? Vinesh Pratap reports.
The Edmonton Eskimos 2016 season will start the same way the 2015 campaign ended: competing against the Ottawa REDBLACKS.
A 65-year-old Fort McMurray man is facing criminal charges after more than 80 distressed animals were seized from two northern Alberta properties earlier this month.
The grand opening of the breast milk drop site at the Lois Hole Hospital for Women was celebrated Thursday morning.
A new neighbourhood could be popping up in southwest Edmonton.
The province announced the move just one day after a second round of meetings with the seniors' advisory council.
The flow of federal employment insurance benefits is rising fast to out-of-work Canadians in formerly booming regions, new data shows. Claims are falling though in other parts of the country.
Speaking outside court today, Lyle Howe said he didn't feel that as a black person the system treated him as fairly as it would have a white person.
Family, friends and volunteers hoping to find 17-year-old Cooper Nemeth, are expanding their search efforts outside of the city on Thursday.
Regina police are asking for the public's help in locating a 13-year-old boy who went missing Monday.
People across Edmonton have dyed their hair pink this month for a very special cause. The Hair Massacure goes down on Feb. 24, raising funds for the Stollery Children’s Hospital, among other charities. Krysti MacDonald, whose family founded the fundraising event, joins the Morning News with Stollery kid Isabella.
