Canada

The day after thousands of Albertans protested in 22 communities across the province, Alberta Federation of Labour president Gil McGowan called his union group’s event a success.

Canada Post workers were set to wrap up voting on new tentative agreements Saturday after more than two years of labour strife.

A suspect from Friday’s St. James neighbourhood shooting died, Winnipeg police say.

Linda Lowe watched her home burn in real-time as a fast-moving wildfire tore through Denare Beach, Sask., last year.

Ontario Provincial police say a 34-year-old man died and a child was airlifted to the hospital following a collision on Highway 15 near Smiths Falls on Friday.

Newfoundland and Labrador’s urgent fix to a homeless encampment in downtown St. John’s saw significant issues through its planning and eventual operation — inflating costs and making it hard to measure outcomes, according to the province’s auditor general.

More than 40 cyclists set out Friday on a 300-plus kilometre ride across Prince Edward Island to raise money for Atlantic cancer research, many of them driven by personal connections to the cause.

The number of immigration cases being brought to Federal Court has more than quadrupled since 2020 — and some immigration lawyers are linking the surge in part to the federal government’s use of artificial intelligence and automation to clear visa application backlogs.

Canada will send two warships and a long-range patrol plane to Hawaii for next month’s Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) war games, the world’s largest multinational naval exercise, which is expected to draw more than 25,000 military personnel from 31 countries.

A world famous professional wrestler and former mixed martial artist recently made a rare public appearance just outside of Regina.

Thousands of Albertans rallied in communities across the province Friday, voicing concerns about affordability, health care and public services as Alberta’s separation debate continues to dominate political discussion.

An international panel of human rights experts has accused Canada of committing genocide against its Indigenous population.

Poison seller Kenneth Law has now pleaded guilty to 14 charges of aiding and abetting suicide, as murder charges against the Ontario man will be withdrawn by the Crown.

Canada post says it has recorded a pre-tax $205 million loss in the first quarter of 2026 'as revenue and volumes declined across all lines of business.'

A growing number of Canadians have created online fundraising campaigns to help with monthly bills and essential needs, says major crowdfunding platform GoFundMe.