This week on Focus Montreal meet James Santos, a survivor of the Dawson College shooting who just graduated from the police academy, learn about a bursary program that is helping refugees pursue their education and Claudine Bronfman discusses the details of the Emerging Entrepreneurs contest.
Not all asylum seekers crossing into Canada illegally are being pushed here by the volatile U.S. political climate, officials are suggesting.
The topic of death and dying is open for discussion at a series of death cafes being held around the Okanagan.
U.S. State Department officials will come to Minnesota on Tuesday to hold the only public meeting on a draft environmental review for the final segment of Enbridge Energy's project to boost capacity in its Alberta Clipper pipeline, which carries Canadian oil across northern Minnesota to Superior, Wisconsin.
On Sunday morning, Manon Massé launched her campaign to become the new female spokesperson of Québec Solidaire.
Three teenage boys are facing multiple charges after six separate robberies in Scarborough in late February.
Alex Harvey has won his first world championship gold since 2011 at the Nordic world championships in Finland Sunday.
Torrie Evan Nepoose, 25, was arrested by Edmonton police Saturday for allegedly breaching his bail conditions.
The University of Alberta Golden Bears basketball team is Canada West champions again.
Connor McDavid had a goal and an assist as the Oilers opened an eight-game homestand with a 4-3 victory over the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday.
Chef Brad Smoliak previews the dishes he’ll be featuring when he hosts a Pop-up Dinner at the Southside Spinelli Bar Italia on April 4.
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley tells Vassy Kapelos that pushing for more oil pipelines through her province isn't a betrayal of the voters who put her NDP government in office.
Wine expert Gurvinder Bhatia tells us which wines his drinks during any occasion.
If you're going to use medical marijuana, smoking it is not the way to go, doctors warn. In fact, taking it rectally is 'a lot more preferred.'
Snack n’ Study is an after school program that targets refugee youth who have come to Canada. Creator Hana Kadri provides all the details about the program.
Involving community members in wind-farm planning and ensuring nearby residents benefit would go a long way toward winning local support for such projects.
U.S. President Donald Trump is at it again, starting his day for the second time in a row by attacking Barack Obama on Twitter.
Police in a Seattle suburb say they are seeking a white gunman after an Indian Sikh man reported he was shot in the arm and told to "go back to your own country."
The incident happened around 3 a.m. on Autumn Drive
Malaysia said Sunday that its expulsion of North Korea's ambassador was intended to warn Pyongyang that it cannot manipulate the investigation into the killing of the North Korean leader's half brother.
"Life is a like a box of chocolates. Sure are a lot of brown ones in there!"
"We are going to propose to reduce foreign aid and we are going to propose to spend that money here."
U of S Huskies repeat as CanWest Champions with 64-53 win over Cougars
The district is expecting the work to be completed Sunday afternoon. After that it will be another 4 to 10 days till the boil water notice is lifted.
Tired of seeing Albertans being forced to give up their pets to make ends meet, volunteers at the Alberta Lost Pet Locators Rescue started a pet food bank.
