The House of Commons committee on the status of women heard from 99 witnesses over the last year on what the federal government could do to reduce violence against women and girls.
Two Vancouver lawyers are suing the government of British Columbia and the BC Liberal Party for using taxpayers' money to advertise in advance of the May 9 provincial election.
The Manitoba government is looking at a lower-than-expected deficit. A fiscal update from the province says it is now projecting $872 million in red ink for the fiscal year that ends March 31.
Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa is urging Ottawa to address speculative investing in the country's housing markets by changing how such profits are taxed.
Patients are getting misdiagnosed with high blood pressure because doctors are using outdated blood pressure measuring methods.
The New Brunswick government and the province's teachers' federation have reached a tentative collective agreement.
The original committee was put in place following the Human Rights decision in the Kirk Johnson case
Adele hugged the couple, saying, "I had no idea that was going to happen."
The Edmonton Oilers face the Los Angeles Kings Monday night at Rogers Place. The Oilers are looking for two points in what Adam Larsson calls “a good test” ahead of a potential playoff run. Hear from head coach Todd McLellan, Eric Gryba, Oscar Klefbom and Larsson head of Monday’s game.
One of the province's top Special Olympians has added another medal to add to his already impressive haul.
Three vehicles stolen in Saskatoon over the weekend were left unlocked and running.
Len Mitzel, who served the riding of Cypress-Medicine Hat, died Sunday.
Lethbridge police are looking to the public for help locating two suspects wanted after a stolen truck crashed into a west-side home over the weekend.
Newly elected leader of the Alberta PC Party Jason Kenney and Wildrose leader Brian Jean are set to meet in Edmonton Monday afternoon to discuss the plan to unite the right. Kendra Slugoski has the details.
Alberta Finance Minister Joe Ceci says the province's debt is "manageable" despite criticism from credit rating agencies following last week's budget announcement.
Edmonton City Councillor Bryan Anderson announced Monday he will not seek reelection in the upcoming municipal election in October.
A Calgary company is hoping to make “escape rooms” great again by offering a Donald Trump-themed experience.
TransCanada says the modified proposal filed with the National Energy Board would allow it to move forward with construction of the majority of its North Montney Mainline project.
Pilot Jon Grogan and former patient, Marcus Hirschfield joined us to outline what’s up for grabs in this year’s big draw.
Most of us want to stay connected online while on vacation, but don’t want the hefty data bill. Online security expert David Papp joined us with some tips on how to stay connected without the cost.
A Downtown Eastside church catering to the homeless is facing a massive hydro bill after an exceptionally chilly winter.
A Huron County man has been charged with arson after a fire broke out early Saturday morning at the intersection of Highway 4 and Highway 8 in Clinton.
The federal government is proposing new regulations for Canadian bus operators who want seat belts on their buses.
A coroners inquest is scheduled to begin today into the case of a 23-year-old man who died after he was shot by transit police in a Surrey grocery store.
For more than a year, Julia, a "Sesame Street" muppet with autism, has existed in print and digital illustrations as the centerpiece of a multifaceted initiative by Sesame Workshop. But now Julia is set to make her televised debut in April.
