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Whether they were posing for photos with Zeddy the bear or lining up at the Zellers Diner food truck for a Big Z burger, many of the shoppers on hand for the latest Zellers opening seemed genuinely happy — both with the hit of nostalgia and the products on the shelves.
Nearly a week after a powerful storm drenched much of southern Manitoba, farmer Curtis McRae is still dealing with extensive flooding on his property.
As Saskatchewan electric vehicle sales accelerate, industry leaders say lagging infrastructure is preventing more drivers from making the switch.
The Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda has claimed more than 200 lives in its first month and is the worst known outbreak at this stage, with up to 35,000 suspected potential contacts, Africa’s Centres for Disease Control and Prevention said on Thursday.
Men and boys were most often the victims and suspects in mass casualty events in the country, according to new information released by Statistics Canada on Thursday.
The immigration department says it’s working “as quickly as possible” to resolve questions about citizenship by descent claims — even as some claimants say they did everything Ottawa asked them to do.
Parliament has passed Bill C-9, legislation aimed at strengthening Canada's response to hate crimes and hate propaganda. The Black Opportunity Fund says the bill's recognition of the noose as a hate symbol marks a significant step in addressing anti-Black racism.
The federal and B.C. governments are following through on a promise to help the community of Tumbler Ridge rebuild with $100 million each to build a new school.
A Canadian has been shot dead at a South African wilderness park, in what authorities say appears to be an accident.
A judge has reserved her decision on whether to set aside a ruling that quashed an Alberta separatist group’s referendum petition, saying she has concerns with parts of the decision.
A judge has reserved her decision on whether to set aside a ruling that quashed an Alberta separatist group’s referendum petition saying she has concerns with parts of the decision.
Advocates for the expansion of medical assistance in dying, or MAID, shared mixed emotions this week following a committee’s recommendation not to expand the service to people whose sole diagnosis is mental health related.
Tarun Bali, the 29-year-old Ontario Provincial Police Officer killed in the line of duty in northern Ontario last week, was remembered for his selflessness and courage at an emotional funeral Thursday.
A Canadian mom is welcoming news of an arrest related to the drug smuggling network that she believes duped her daughter, and three other people from southern Ontario, into becoming drug mules before being arrested overseas.
The leader of Alberta’s coal petition insists his question could be on the October referendum ballot if Premier Danielle Smith wanted it to be.
Throughout history, royal women were almost never judged on their own terms. People often compare them, judge them, praise them, criticize them, and more often than not, pit them against each other, writes Royal Commentator Afua Hagan.
