First Nations representatives harshly called out the Manitoba government on Monday, labelling recent comments by Premier Brian Pallister and cabinet minister Alan Lagimodiere as “racist political propaganda” and demanding the latter’s resignation.

Luke Prokop, a Nashville Predators draft pick and Alberta native, announced Monday that he was “proud to publicly tell everyone that I am gay.”

Ontario post-secondary institutions are being asked to prepare for a fall semester with no capacity limits on in-person classes and activities.

Federal government officials are expected to make a long-awaited update announcement this morning regarding the reopening of Canada’s border.

Advocates say an unprecedented number of people are finding themselves on the brink of homelessness in Nova Scotia.

Quebec nurses are speaking out about their difficult work conditions, which are leading to droves of staff fleeing the public sector and crippling, in turn, ERs across the province. Nurses are proposing what they’re calling long-awaited solutions to the crisis.

With five days to go before the Olympics Games kick off, the Canadian government still isn’t saying whether a federal delegation is heading to Tokyo. A rising rate of infection over the past month and ever evolving rules and restrictions in Japan have kept Ottawa on edge about sending over its usual contingent of dignitaries.

Mi’kmaw communities in New Brunswick are on the lookout this summer for the emerald ash borer, an invasive beetle that destroys ash trees, which hold cultural significance to the Mi’kmaq.

Canada has gone from a vaccine laggard to a world leader in COVID-19 immunizations in just a few months’ time — thanks to an ambitious vaccination campaign that has so far blunted the spread of the much more virulent delta variant. But experts say we still need to get many more people vaccinated to avoid a fourth wave.