Bell Canada is asking customers for permission to track everything they do with their home and mobile phones, internet, television, and apps in return for "tailored" advertising and promotions.
Guelph received $2.9 million last year from the gas tax fund, which was used to replace its aging transit fleet.
The protesters are angry about the RCMP's intervention in a blockade in northern British Columbia, enforcing an injunction from the B.C. Supreme Court.
Food ‘reclamation’ project will see surplus food donated to low-income individuals and families.
The frantic 911 call made by an Aurora, Ont., mother moments after her four-year-old daughter was allegedly abducted by the girl’s father on April 18, 2016 was played aloud in court at the trial of Mario Rodrigues.
U.S. President Donald Trump does not plan to invoke emergency powers over what he calls a crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border during a televised speech Tuesday, the Washington Post reports.
According to police, several drugs were seized, including purple heroin, crystal meth and cocaine, as well as some cash and a prohibited switchblade knife.
Montreal police say officers intervened in the alleged incident after receiving a complaint involving road rage behaviour from a man.
Montreal priest Brian Boucher has been found guilty on three charges of sexual assault and sexual touching.
The survey comes after an Ontario judge struck down the enforcement powers of the province's animal welfare agency last week, saying they were unconstitutional.
Visitors are encouraged to defer visits to the facility until residents are feeling better.
Granting clemency for Cyntoia Brown was the right thing to do, but other women remain jailed under similar conditions, says Jerry Flores of the University of Toronto.
Police said two men – one armed with a long gun – entered a Norway House business and demanded money Dec. 29. Tyler Ray Muswagon and Brendan Keith Muswagon, both 25, are considered armed and dangerous,
A big Belgian tug is using a high-powered water cannon to extinguish a fire aboard a container ship that has been burning off Canada's east coast for the past five days.
Halifax Regional Police say yet another taxi driver in the municipality has been charged with sexual assault.
The remains were reportedly found at the shoreline near Niagara Parkway on Tuesday.
Environment Canada says the snow should begin to fall Tuesday evening over southwestern Nova Scotia before spreading northeast overnight.
The increase will see the provincial base pay rise to $11.55 on April 1, followed by increases of about 55 cents a year for the next three years.
When it comes to jobs in Alberta, what is really going on? Several headlines over the past few weeks have sent mixed messages. But they’re all true, using Statistics Canada numbers. Global News at Noon speaks to economist Trevor Tombe for some important context on the situation.
A festival celebrating all things winter will kick off on Alberta Avenue later this week. Margeaux Maron has a preview of Deep Freeze: A Byzantine Winter Festival.
A number of animals were removed from a rural property outside Edmonton Tuesday morning in connection with an animal cruelty case.
A 95-year-old hotel in Daysland, Alta. has been destroyed in a fire. The blaze broke out Monday night in the rural community southeast of Edmonton.
Tue, Jan 8 – Is it OK to swear around kids? Many parents are careful about what they say around their kids, but research suggests casual swearing is totally alright. Kim Smith reports.
Both the Crown and the man convicted of murdering two Mac's store clerks in Edmonton are upset with what happened in Laylin Delorme's case. They have both filed appeals.
The new information is in addition to inspection results for restaurants, grocery stores and other businesses that sell food, and which have been available online since 2009.
