Canada

A Nova Scotia court has ordered a commercial fishing group seeking $10 million in damages related to alleged illegal lobster buying to identify names and provide more details about its allegations.

Free events that take place across Canada, and around the world, are helping people accept the statement: “death is a part of life.”

In the depths of winter more than 20 years ago, Kate Shingler set off on the Plaster Rock Highway, a remote two-lane route cutting east-west through the dense wilderness of central New Brunswick.

The family of an Ontario man is making a deeper technological dive to fish out clues on what happened to their son, who went missing in Mont-Tremblant, Que., 21 months ago.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is pushing for the federal government to eliminate all federal taxes on diesel until Canada Day, part of a list of demands ahead of the budget being tabled on Nov. 5.

Virginia Hicks has been named Canada’s 2026 National Silver Cross Mother by the Royal Canadian Legion.

More than half of Prince Edward Island’s Parks Canada workers are waiting to find out if they’ll lose their jobs as the agency prepares to slash hundreds of positions across the country.

Heavy rains and severe storms flooded nearly half, around 800 hectares, of his farmland near Clandeboye, Man., approximately 41 kilometres north of Winnipeg.

King Charles III will confront “shameful aspects” of U.K. history with “unflinching honesty” when he addresses Commonwealth leaders next week, Buckingham Palace said Saturday, amid renewed scrutiny of Britain’s role in historical transatlantic slavery.

Much of the eastern half of Canada switch their clocks back on Sunday, while the western half will not this year. Here’s a look at the breakdown of what it means to residents.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has laid out a timeline that would see Canada sign an agreement on a new partnership with the European Union in the next seven months, if all goes well.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has delayed tougher new emissions standards for passenger vehicles until 2029, just eight months after the government said it wanted them to take effect in 2027.

For more than 30 years photographer Len Wagg has captured touching images from European war cemeteries and monuments.

Ghost tours are a regular occurrence at the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, but tour guides are especially busy this week with large crowds, as people celebrate Halloween.

The landlords of a Vancouver property have been ordered to pay more than $90,000 in penalties over health and safety violations and failures to make emergency repairs.