In 1998, the United States Congress tried to tame the wild internet with a new law: the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. But ...

At a cabinet meeting held Tuesday, a decision was made to change course on plans to alter the Alberta government's expense ...

A provincial park forest ecologist says a five-person crew has planted over 70,000 new trees in the Narrow Hills Provincial ...

A group from a northern Ontario First Nation paused their search for a missing Norwegian trekker in a remote part of northern ...

A number of B.C. urban planners and housing professors are arguing in an open letter to the provincial government that it ...

Julian McPherson was on his way home to Tulı́t'a, N.W.T. Tuesday evening so that he could help search for his friend, River ...

Canadian tennis player Cadence Brace moved a step closer to her first Grand Slam main draw berth with a 2-6, 6-3, 6-3 win over Japan's Nao Hibino in U.S. Open qualifying Tuesday in New York.

Two months after announcing most Albertans would need to pay for COVID-19 vaccines if they want one this season, the province now says it will cover the cost for health-care workers.

The Manitoba Municipal Board has been asked to weigh in on a fight between the City of Winnipeg and the Granite Curling Club ...

A teen boy has been released on bail after he pleaded guilty to three charges in connection with a mass shooting in Etobicoke ...

With the approach of fall likely bringing the usual uptick in respiratory illness, the provincial government is boosting its range of protections against RSV, with free vaccines available for more ...

The fire near West Dalhousie is now estimated to be 3,210 hectares, and there are no reports of damage to homes. The figure ...