Canada

A landmark ruling by the Supreme Court of Canada now recognizes intimate partner violence as its own legal basis in civil cases, a decision that one survivor says is a gamechanger.

With a green light from the federal government, Alberta hopes to begin construction on a new oil pipeline as early as fall 2027, with oil flowing by 2033-34. But, there remains no clear private sector investor to pay for it.

A traditional Middle Eastern-style sweet has been recalled in Ontario and British Columbia due to Salmonella contamination.

Gov. Gen. Mary Simon announced Friday she approved the termination of two Order of Canada members after they were found guilty of crimes in separate cases.

It’s the final day of hearings into the tragic death of a Canadian defence analyst in 2024, launched over allegations military police mishandled a welfare check on the day he took his own life at his Ottawa home.

The Supreme Court of Canada has recognized intimate partner violence as a distinct legal basis for pursuing civil damages.

A Ukrainian seller of a toxic chemical used in suicide kits who was exposed in a British investigative report years ago appears to still be in business, claiming he’s "regularly" selling to Canada, a W5 investigation has found.

Ontario’s top court has dismissed an appeal filed by former fashion mogul Peter Nygard, upholding his sexual assault convictions and prison sentence.

In a long-anticipated landmark decision, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled in favor of recognizing a new legal means for a victim of intimate partner violence to seek financial damages.

Hydro-Québec fought to hide decades-old correspondence about a proposed aluminum smelter, saying its details could derail ongoing energy negotiations with Newfoundland and Labrador.

American officials say a man from India has pleaded guilty to his role in smuggling Indian migrants into the United States from Canada.

Businesses in Prince Albert National Park are bracing for a slow start to their busy tourism season due to a stubborn snowpack.

The federal government says its newly announced National Electricity Strategy will lower energy costs for most Canadians, but specifics aren’t included in the document, with experts saying they are hard to pin down.

The federal government published an advisory this week warning of potential travel disruptions abroad during the busy summer season.

Health Canada issued a recall on Thursday for thousands of electric water kettles in Canada due to a potential burn hazard.