Charlottetown council says if a resident doesn't fix up her home in the next year and a half, the city will to tear it down.

Yukon RCMP Chief Supt. Lindsay Ellis says the pace of change in society is fast — and that means the needs of police are ...

Over the past five days, temperatures across the N.W.T. have been an average of 14 degrees warmer than seasonal norms, ...

Alexander Steen Olsen led a Norwegian 1-2 finish ahead of Henrik Kristoffersen in a rain-affected men's World Cup night giant ...

Ottawa Senators fans are voicing strong criticism over an announcement this week that featured the team's mascot wearing a ...

The organization says because a party candidate has named the chief electoral officer in a court filing, the review will need ...

The Yukon and federal governments have rejected a proposed placer mine along Stony Creek outside Whitehorse, after local ...

Quebec City resident Philippe Vézina was fined $7,500 for illegally practising law after helping pool owners negotiate ...

Six new schools will be built in the London-area as the Thames Valley and Catholic school boards secured nearly $267 million ...

Canada Border Services Agency says it has seized six prohibited firearms, 13 magazines, two pepper sprays, brass knuckles, a ...

OneCity is the first of Vancouver’s political parties to announce its candidate, environmental lawyer and transportation ...

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said Tuesday he is open to working with the Liberal government to pass relief measures for workers ...