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Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami president Natan Obed says he’s proud of how Gov. Gen. Mary Simon used her time in office to seek a balance between her dual identities as an Inuk woman and the Crown’s representative in Canada — roles that some Indigenous people felt were inherently in conflict.
The public got a rare peek behind the curtain at the massive restoration project on Parliament Hill on Sunday.
Newfoundland and Labrador has quickly become one of the hottest country markets in the country. Data from Spotify Canada suggests it’s the top region in the country for what the streaming giant calls “Canadian Country Music” streams from September 2024 to 2025.
Frozen juice concentrate is making a comeback at Loblaw stores across Canada later this month under the No Name brand. The retailer says customer demand drove the decision after the category disappeared from Canadian shelves.
Rihanna said the beaded lanyard and short lesson in the Mohawk language will never be forgotten after a flight attendant from Kahnawake met the iconic singer.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is set to kick off his campaign to promote a “stronger Alberta within a united Canada” in a keynote speech in Calgary on Monday.
Timmins couple Raymond and Theresa Taylor, 99 and 98, celebrated their 80th wedding anniversary surrounded by family – seven children and 22 grandchildren – with greetings from politicians and the King and a blessing from the Pope.
After a lone elected member of Quebec’s parliament voiced opposition, the government’s plan to ban energy drinks for those under 16 years old could go ahead in the end.
The Canadian government is considering a mixed fleet of fighter jets that could total more than its initial target of 88 aircraft, according to industry sources.
The union representing thousands of long-term care workers in Nova Scotia says it has reached a tentative agreement that could end an eight-week strike.
Ontario is lowering the eligibility age for colon cancer screening to 45, but most provinces have not committed to following suit. An Ontario woman diagnosed at 41 says pushing for a colonoscopy helped save her life and is urging governments across Canada to expand access to earlier screening.
Saskatoon officials are warning the public of increased safety risks on the South Saskatchewan River as a spillway at the Gardiner Dam will be opened.
The water still runs from the taps for this couple on Prince Edward Island, but they no longer trust what once supplied their kitchen, garden and livestock.
With the FIFA World Cup only days away, Toronto and Vancouver are preparing to welcome a flood of visitors to their cities. And with that boost in international crowds comes an increased in risk of young people being trafficked.
Almost two decades of work on World Oceans Day events in St. John’s have not lost their shine for DFO biologist Dawn Mercer, the long-time chair of the World Oceans Day committee in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Beyond the economic boost, hopes, if not expectations, are high for Canada’s national team, even though this is only Canada’s third World Cup appearance.
