The federal government says that it will apologize next year for the racist treatment of those who were part of Canada's only black military unit in 2022.
Thousands gathered at the Calgary stampede's popular "Nashville North" live music venue, Canada's first major venue to require proof of vaccination or a COVID-19 test to enter.
Toronto Police say a man has been hospitalized after a Friday shooting in Scarborough.
On Saturday morning at approximately 1:30am, in the municipality of Milton, Ontario, a woman lost her life after being hit by a passing train.
A vehicle with seven people inside tried to illegally enter the US by driving across the lawn of a cross-border library were immediately apprehended and returned to Canada on Thursday.
"Canada’s unemployment rate now sits at 7.8 per cent, the second-highest in the G7 and two per cent above the average G7 unemployment rate."
Just past noon on Thursday, a church approximately 80km northwest of the city of Saskatoon was engulfed by flames and burned entirely.
The decision was made in spite of hundreds of letters sent from residents of the city calling for the statue's removal.
Premier Doug Ford will announce that Ontario is to move into Stage 3 of reopening sooner than the expected date of July 21, and will stead open on July 16.
An estimated $14 million worth of cocaine was seized by officers last month after they pulled over a vehicle at the Peace Bridge, The Canada Border Services Agency says.
The congregation is part of the United Church of Canada, which is known for being super left-leaning, progressive, and woke.
"Our experts calculate SAEN’s approach will result in $76 billion in new economic activity and honour the principle of polluter pay, resulting in another job boom that could create as many as 366,000 new high-paying jobs in Alberta."
Kenney: “With new voices and strong, experienced ministers moving into important economic roles, Alberta’s government is ready to deliver a strong recovery for all Albertans.”
Conservative Party Leader Erin O'Toole announced his plan to end the mistreatment of Western Canadians.
Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister announced Wednesday that the statues of the two queens on Manitoba legislature grounds destroyed by protestors on Canada day will be rebuilt.