A man in Medicine Hat, Alta., has been found guilty of murder and extortion in a bizarre case involving a demand for $1 million, a threat of murder and a victim who was found dead 24 hours later. 

Police in Peterborough, Ont., said Wednesday they are aware of the calls for elevated charges in the death of a local Indigenous woman, but the investigation is ongoing.

The country’s acting top military commander has formally ended Operation Honour, the high-profile campaign to stamp out sexual misconduct in the ranks.

Alberta reported a record 202 new cases of COVID-19 linked to highly contagious variants of the coronavirus on Wednesday, and Deena Hinshaw, the province’s top public health doctor warned that additional restrictions may be necessary to slow the spread.

Mild temperatures and a lack of sea ice have disrupted life along Labrador’s northern coast this winter, and give a glimpse into what could become the norm in decades to come.

Restaurant owner says police are investigating after a co-owner was filmed yelling obscenities at customers. He wants people to know he does not condone racism.

Newfoundland and Labrador’s troubled election, which should have ended Feb. 13, will finally conclude on Saturday after weeks of upheaval due to an unexpected coronavirus outbreak in the provincial capital.

AstraZeneca has been in the headlines recently over concerns that some people were developing blood clots after receiving the vaccine. Here are some answers to questions you may have.

Environmental racism is an issue that has long impacted BIPOC communities across Canada. Advocates say a new bill could help address the links between race, environmental hazards and the accompanying health risks.

A little under three-quarters of Ontarians aged 80 and older have either been vaccinated against COVID-19 or have signed up for a shot, a proportion that has some health experts worried and looking for solutions.