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15-year-old Jessica Nagy rocks back and forth on the couch in her family’s Etobicoke rental home to help release anxiety. For the teenager, who lives with severe cognitive and physical disabilities, it’s a common way she communicates to her parents that she’s uncomfortable or stressed.
Kartikeya Murari, a professor in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary, says vehicle headlights have gotten brighter over time due to evolving technology.
Security experts and human rights advocates are sounding the alarm about the renewal of a co-operation agreement between the RCMP and China’s police force as troubling details surface at a foreign interference trial.
As some Canadians claim that the federal government’s national census violates their privacy, a Liberal member of Parliament is calling on them to fill out their 2026 census forms for the good of their communities.
An evacuation order has been issued for residents of Woodlands County due to an out-of-control wildfire burning in the area.
Doris Pettipas uses the food bank at Christ Church in Dartmouth, N.S. on a regular basis, but on Monday morning the community fridge and pantry were both bare, leaving her empty-handed.
An OPP officer charged two tractor-trailer drivers with alcohol-related offences on the same road in just two days last week.
Elisha Thompson of Oshawa, Ont. was 15 years old when she got her first tattoo, and she went on to get many more. She never thought the tattoos she had could one day affect her eyesight.
A rescue effort continued Sunday for a snowmobiler who went missing in a highly dangerous setting in northern B.C. earlier this week, according to police.
More Canadians are ending up in hospital with diseases vaccines can prevent. What’s driving the trend, and how is it affecting healthcare?
Everyday Steve Sellers takes his 76-year-old mother Sharon for a walk around the Halifax neighbourhood near St. Vincent’s Nursing Home, where his mother now lives.
Last year, the Susan Holt government announced it would reimburse families up to $20,000 for one cycle of IVF or $10,000 for the cost of intrauterine insemination, or IUI, treatments.
OPP seek public help after a male suspect exited a vehicle, grabbed a student by the hand and tried to pull her toward it in northwestern Ontario.
Ontario requires all firefighters to be certified to NFPA standards by July 1, but small northern departments say the process is too rigid for volunteers, risking reduced services.
Flooding across parts of Northern and Central Saskatchewan is preventing farmers from planting their fields. The delay in seeding is another blow to producers already dealing with surging fuel and fertilizer prices due to the conflict in the Middle East.
Fuel prices are looming over one of Canada’s favourite summer pastimes and with the cost of gas at record highs, many boaters are bracing for what could be a choppy season on the water.
