Yukon Liberal Leader Sandy Silver announced the territory would head into an election campaign Friday, with voters going to the polls on April 12, the fifth provincial or territorial election to be held in Canada during the pandemic.

Canada added 259,000 jobs in February, recovering most of the jobs it lost in the previous two months.

Ontario will move the Sarnia-Lambton region into lockdown Monday after a recent spike in COVID-19 cases. The province is also adjusting capacity limits for weddings, funerals, and religious services, rites or ceremonies held in regions currently in the lockdown category.

People from other parts of Canada are coming to Nova Scotia in search of real estate that offers something different — something secluded, something small town, something safer.

Bronwyn O’Hearn has found a sense of purpose and potentially a career path working with seniors at St. Vincent’s long-term care home in Halifax.

The acting head of Canada’s military made his first public comments today in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations against senior commanders — an effort to restore the confidence of the nation and rank-and-file members shaken by the ongoing scandal that engulfed his predecessors.

The inquiry into the triple murder-suicide of veteran Lionel Desmond heard Thursday about the need to gather countrywide data to see whether the treatment veterans are getting for post-traumatic stress disorder has been successful. 

Nearly three years after shovels hit the ground, the Winnipeg Art Gallery’s Inuit Art Centre, or Qaumajuq, is set to open to the public later this month.

In this week’s issue of our environment newsletter, we look at more energy storage solutions being tested in Canada and how the city of Barcelona is embracing is wild side.

Hockey coach Cyril Bollers aspires to reach the NHL one day. But for now, he’s happy leading Team Jamaica and youth BIPOC tournament team Skillz Black Aces, and winning plenty of games while he’s at it.