A mail-in ballot referendum will take place Oct. 22 to Nov. 30, asking two questions on voting
The letter comes as tensions between Canada and the United States have risen to a dramatic high
Correctional Services Canada says Ralph Whitfield Morris died in custody
23-year-old pitcher faces assault charge
Ottawa-based company to create websites for when marijuana becomes legal in Canada on Oct. 17
Finnish forward’s contract is worth US$1.475 million
Coroner says statistics show a spike in drownings beginning in May and rising through August
Grass fire remains under control by BC Wildfire Service
Now the England camp is actually asking media: Are you with us or against us?
Wally Buono says his players need to focus on football after defensive back Marcell Young hit a fan
Indigenous Peoples, recent immigrants, veterans, young people, people with disabilities and women to be hired
‘Hot Dog Water’ seller in Vancouver gets laughs, sales with savvy marketing
Two years after Canadian and U.S. security agencies signed an updated agreement officials consider privacy risk
Canadian Red Cross has filed a complaint that Liberal backbencher MaryAnn Mihychuk ignored protocol
June 21 marks the first day of summer
Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver and Edmonton in top 10 of upcoming draft
Western lowland gorilla, 46, died in her sleep in California
David and Louise Turpin have pleaded not guilty to torture, child abuse of their 12 children
New tariffs on Canadian autos entering the U.S. would amount to a self-inflicted wound on the U.S. economy
The introduction of the Accessible Canada Act marked a key step towards greater inclusion
