Until recently, Sharon Gray was unaware of the devastation residential schools caused Indigenous people. Now, she’s speaking out about her experience.

A number of Winnipeg businesses plan to go above and beyond public health orders when the rules ease up on Saturday.

An investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against Admiral Art McDonald has concluded and will not result in any charges against Canada’s top military commander.

Another British Columbia community has been devastated by a raging wildfire and more could be at risk from a blaze between Kamloops and Vernon in the province’s southern Interior.

Another British Columbia community has been devastated by a raging wildfire, and more could be at risk from a blaze between Kamloops and Vernon in the province’s southern Interior.

Dehumidifiers under the brand names Danby, De’Longhi, Edgestar, Friedrich, Honeywell and others are being recalled in Canada because of a risk of overheating and catching fire.

Canada’s economy added 94,000 jobs in July, far fewer than what economists were expecting, but enough to push the jobless rate down to 7.5 per cent.

Border service officers have begun work-to-rule action while unions and the government continue to negotiate a new contract.

An Ontario man is speaking out about what he calls an “illogical” situation after being forced to quarantine for 14 days even though he was denied entry into the U.S. — and never made it past the border. 

Dayna Pidhoresky, a Tecumseh, Ont., native living in Vancouver, will be one of three Canadians in the women’s marathon at Tokyo 2020 on Friday, after spending two weeks in quarantine because someone on her flight tested positive for COVID-19.