Community members first submitted name ideas through social media polls, followed by a public vote.

Planes are occasionally diverted to other airports for emergencies, but a recent case is raising questions.

Human remains found following a structure fire in Fredericton in March have been identified as those of a 50-year-old woman from the city.

A 37-word question proposed by Premier Danielle Smith to Albertans this fall has left half of the province scratching their heads, a new poll suggests.

Mayor Jeromy Farkas and several city councillors joined together on Monday to volunteer for a Calgary charity that delivers healthy lunches to children in need.

There is currently no UP Express service to or from Union Station due to equipment issues.

The 43rd annual CHEO Telethon kicked off Monday in the leadup to the yearly broadcast on CTV Ottawa.

Denmark’s 86-year-old Queen Margrethe, who abdicated two years ago, has been taken to hospital with bruising after a fall, the royal palace said on Monday.

Stocks surged and the U.S. dollar and oil prices slid on Monday as the prospect of a deal to end the Iran war buoyed risk appetite, although a lack of clarity over when the Strait of Hormuz would open kept enthusiasm in check.

Sideroad 10 is closed between Line 8 and Line 9 as Police investigate a motor vehicle collision involving a cyclist.

An Edmonton man has been charged with child luring and sexual interference in nearby Morinville.

The New Brunswick government says it will create a consumer advocate role to represent residents and small businesses at its energy regulator.

A Sudbury man faces impaired driving, refusal and dangerous operation charges after a single-vehicle crash on Highway 17 early Saturday morning.

A First Nations leadership group says attempts to minimize “well-documented atrocities” at residential schools since the announcement that potential graves had been found in Kamloops, B.C., five years ago represent “racism, white supremacy and colonial violence.”

After a soggy and cool weekend in central Ontario, the sky is clearing and making way for sunshine for the final week of May.

Mahmood rolls up the sleeves to show he still has scars on his wrists from the zip ties he says Israeli soldiers put on him and hundreds of others when their flotilla attempting to bring aid into Gaza was intercepted by Israeli navy forces, around a week ago.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says the Alberta referendum question on separation could become a slippery slope, if many Albertans are considering heading into a vote to send a message.

Serge Audette has been found guilty of manslaughter in the 1996 death of Patricia Ferguson in Montreal's Pointe-aux-Trembles neighbourhood.

A disagreement over furniture took a violent turn in downtown Guelph.

The best picnic blankets from fan-favourite brands like BAGGU, Simons, and YETI.

Ontario PC MPP Caroline Mulroney will be resigning from Premier Doug Ford’s cabinet and will be vacating her seat next month, she said in a letter posted to social media.

Saint John Police Force Chief Robert Bruce – who was the subject of complaints from officers last year – is retiring from his position in July, criticizing what he calls organizational challenges.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says no one is more “ticked off” about $200,000 in costs to taxpayers for a private jet purchase, but he is not committing to personally repaying it, as the NDP has urged.

Nearly three million Quebecers struggle with reading, according to a report by the Literacy Foundation during a presentation in Montreal.

A previously unidentified grave in northern France was recently discovered to be that of a Nova Scotia soldier from the First World War.