The bill will require public bodies to collect race-based data and use that data to conduct impact assessments, report findings and report on the progress of recommendations.
After struggling through two years of pandemic-related restrictions, construction might be the final straw for two Edmonton businesses.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins returns to the Edmonton Oilers lineup Thursday night at Rogers Place against the San Jose Sharks.
Two of Alberta Premier Jason Kenney's backbenchers say it's time for him to resign after last-minute changes to a party review of his leadership next month.
'It still amazes me how many people do not slow down or stop when passing emergency vehicles.'
The House of Commons public safety committee is probing the handling of the so-called 'Freedom Convoy' that refused to leave Ottawa streets for three weeks.
The span between Montreal and the south shore is shut down in both directions until at least Friday due to an emergency inspection, the ministry said.
Guelph police say a 38-year-old man has been charged with four counts of fraud following an investigation into a sceme in which deposits were paid for work that was never done.
Energy and metals firms led a jump in Russian stocks on Thursday as trading resumed after almost a month's suspension
A 17-year-old boy from Montreal has been arrested after a pursuit involving a stolen vehicle in Durham Region early Thursday, police say.
The posters come after Social Services Minister Lori Carr told the NDP's Nicole Sarauer to contact her if she heard from anyone struggling to find shelter while fleeing violence.
Ukraine said on Thursday it had destroyed a large Russian landing support ship, the Orsk, at the Russian-occupied port of Berdiansk on the Sea of Azov.
The islands, Little St. James and Great St. James, are listed to sell for $125 million. One island has a helipad, private dock, two pools, four guest villas and more.
'We have to prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt which in itself takes time and this is if there are no issues that arise throughout the investigation.'
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is meeting with his fellow NATO leaders Thursday at a special summit aimed at finding a path to end the fighting in Ukraine.
Clint Johnston was elected B.C. Teachers' Federation president on Tuesday, and will begin in that role when current president Teri Mooring's term ends in June.
A local program to support women in long-term recovery from substance use and trauma is receiving a financial boost from the province.
The Calgary Flames organization has filed a lawsuit against its insurers alleging $125 million in losses due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A key member of the Edmonton Stingers' championship team last year is coming back to Alberta's capital for the Canadian Elite Basketball League's 2022 season.
As NATO ally leaders gather in Brussels to discuss the alliance's response to the war, Russia stepped up its efforts to crack down on dissent ahead of expected new sanctions.
“We poured our love to the community into making and maintaining this mural," artist Sean Cao said.
NDP and Liberal MPs were generally upbeat about working together under a deal to keep the Liberal government going for another three years.
There are 184 public sector contracts, covering more than 393,000 workers, up for renewal -- most of them expiring on March 31.
The resurgence of COVID-19 is taking place in Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan and parts of British of Columbia, according to sewage water surveillance.
On Wednesday, the Canadian Premier League club announced it had reached a deal with left back defender Terique Mohammed for the 2022 season.
