Speaking with reporters for the first time since the May 29 election, Rachel Notley said she has not made a decision on her political future following the election loss.
Formula 1 powerboat racing takes the look and speed of a race car to the water, and one Canadian hopes to carve out a spot for himself in a sport primarily dominated by Americans.
Police are investigating after a person with a knife was reportedly seen at a high school in Toronto.
According to RCMP Cpl. Christy Veenstra, two people were arrested and charged with numerous offences in relation to a labour trafficking investigation in Ontario.
A literary journal showcased the poetic talents of students from Harrison Trimble High along with Ontario counterparts at Abby Park High School in Oakville and McMaster University.
Summer hasn't event started yet, an already a slew of daily temperature records have been broken. The B.C. hot spot Monday was Lytton at 36.4 C, up from the old mark of 36.2 C.
Meteorologists say parts of central and northern Alberta could see severe thunderstorm activity and strong winds Tuesday afternoon, with the possibility of tornadoes.
Toronto police said George Vanier Secondary School received a bomb threat online on Tuesday morning. The school was initially placed in a hold and secure.
Police are seeking the public's assistance in identifying a suspect wanted in connection with sexual assault i n Richmond Hill.
The company behind the Instant Pot is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as the craze over its kitchen contraption appears to have fizzled.
The Northwest Territories government is lauding changes to its health-care system that it says reduced wait times for mental health counselling by 79 per cent.
The City of Saskatoon caught an average of 24 mosquitoes a day from June 4-10, which was more than four times higher than the previous week.
The province released its annual most popular baby names list on Tuesday, and this year's list for 2022 showed that the province has loved the same names for a couple of years now.
The performance of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers offensive line in Friday's season-opening 42-31 win over Hamilton at IG Field has been recognized by the Canadian Football League.
Conditions are expected to improve overnight with a chance of showers and thunderstorms rolling in.
“I couldn't let it go without saying something because it is really a really shocking report,” said Anna Warwick Sears of the Okanagan Basin Water Board.
Roughly one-third of Manitoba Progressive Conservative legislature members have either resigned in the last two years or announced they will not run again.
Darko Rajakovic may not yet be a familiar name in Toronto, but he has a coaching pedigree that spans almost three decades from Serbia, to Spain, to North America.
Since DynaLIFE began providing lab services across Alberta last year, complaints have piled in from patients describing challenges in accessing services like blood tests.
Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in women in Canada and the second leading cause of cancer deaths in Canadian women. But studies show improvement in survival rates.
Stephen O'Sullivan will begin his new roll as director of education of the Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Catholic District School Board in August.
The delay leaves many neighbourhoods in the city of St. Albert without access to Telus' PureFibre home internet network.
Guelph police say one man from Georgetown has been charged with assault after what authorities believe was a hate-motivated attack on the weekend.
Esterhazy and Broadview RCMP said they got a call of a break and enter and a suspicious death on Feb. 10 at a home south of Stockholm and Esterhazy.
Cameras are proposed at intersections in downtown Peterborough along George and Aylmer streets.
