Derek Sloan, Independent MP for Hastings Lennox and Addington, hopes to appeal to Canadians with his new political party, "True North."
Kyle Gianis, 37, was shot twice this year, once outside a Kelowna gym in March. He was also the focus of two other gangland shootings from 2017 and 2018.
BC Wildfire Service confirmed some 1,275 fires this year have scorched 501,676 hectares of land. That’s less than half of the worst fire season when 1,354,384 hectares burned in 2018.
Emergency crews discovered that volunteers had rescued a 47-year-old man from the water. He died despite the life-saving efforts of volunteers and EMS.
On Wednesday, Alberta announced it would safely monitor the impact of the two-phase rollback of COVID-19 measures and adapt as needed to give more time to vaccinate Albertans.
Groups of pro-lockdown individuals held rallies in Alberta to show their opposition to Jason Kenney's UCP government's move to return to normal amid high vaccination rates.
As Ontario prepares to exit its "reopening roadmap," the Ford government has announced new details, including which restrictions will remain in place.
The chief censor position, or "Digital Safety Commissioner," would provide "advice on content moderation"
A new poll put out by the Association for Canadian Studies (ASC) shows that Canadians who are fully vaccinated feel that they should be entitled to "greater freedoms" than the unvaccinated.
Markham resident Steven Wolfer is now facing more sexual assault charges in connection with incidents that date back to the 1980s after a new victim came forward.
Liberal Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland has stated that the federal government will extend multiple COVID-19 benefits, due to expire in September, for 30 more days.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic started in Canada in March 2020, the use of fentanyl, cannabis, and methamphetamines rose across Canada's major cities.
Toronto police are issuing a warning to people about the rise of drug-related deaths in the midtown area of Toronto the past two weeks.
B'nai Brith Canada reported 154 incidents of harassment, 51 incidents of vandalism and 61 incidents of violence in May alone.
Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health urged residents to treat COVID-19 as a normal part of life or an endemic – similar to the common flu.