Four of the women sexually assaulted by ex-national ski coach Bertrand Charest when they were his teenage students have been granted the right to have their names made public.
Here are five things to do this weekend for Friday June 1, 2018.
Anti-G7 protests are already planned. Quebec City police say they are legal, but some people are worried it won't take long before they get out of hand.
Uber says it's "deeply troubled" by the fatal shooting. The ride-hailing company says in a statement Friday that its thoughts are with the families of all those involved and that it will continue to work closely with police.
Denmark has banned the wearing of face veils in public, joining France and other European countries in outlawing the burqa and the niqab worn by some Muslim women to uphold what some politicians say are secular and democratic values.
Even if you are not authorized to have your gun, you can turn it in without facing any charges.
A new Saskatoon Transit route aims to make medical and health facilities more accessible to riders.
The tariffs could hit business investment just as it was starting to gain momentum while the housing market and consumer spending slow.
Most Canadians say technology is inherently neutral, and that it’s how people use it that makes it a force for good or bad, Mike Colledge says.
The federal government will provide $50 million to Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba to help pay for some of the costs they have borne as a result of the influx of asylum seekers illegally crossing the Canada-U.S. border.
Former PC MP Daryl Kramp is polling high Hastings-Lennox and Addington less than a week away from the Ontario election.
Assistant curator of modern art Kenneth Brummel says the findings are the product of an international collaboration that places the Art Gallery of Ontario among the top museums in the world when it comes to Picasso studies.
New study finds that divorcees are more likely to engage in certain unhealthy habits after calling it quits. Here's how to avoid them.
A range of items - from beer to cars - could cost more on both sides of the border thanks to the new tariffs.
Calgary police said there have been similar "virtual kidnappings" in other cities across the country and that the scammers use similar techniques to try to get money out of their victims.
The Python 5000, a made-in-Canada machine, is taking a bite out of potholes.
It's the third case of rabies confirmed in the region since last year.
After months in the making, a groundbreaking ceremony on Friday paves the way for construction of new social housing for the homeless in Kelowna.
U.S. President Donald Trump appears to be pardoning celebrities convicted of many of the charges his allies might face in the Russia probe, a law professor says.
The Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency says the interest-free, $2-million "repayable contribution" will go towards spa facilities, high-end culinary services and tennis courts at Cabot Cliffs at Broad Cove, the sibling golf course to Cabot Links.
Peterborough woman, 49, has been charged with trafficking cocaine and possessing heroin.
RCMP are attempting to identify the people in a wedding video found in a ditch near Ponoka, Alta.
U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed that a meeting between himself and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will take place.
The Progressive Conservative leader says he has not yet decided if he will attend and participate in the event if he wins the June 7 vote.
Wet and cool start to June in Saskatoon's weather forecast after a warm, dry May.
