Tuesday was the last leg of the ‘Walk to Regina,’ an annual event which aims to raise awareness about crystal meth and fentanyl overdoses and deaths on First Nations communities across the province.

MacEwan graduates are taking over the downtown Winspear Centre this week as thousands of students receive their degrees and diplomas.

As concert tents and other amenities go up in Cowboys Park ahead of this year’s Calgary Stampede, some residents are bracing for 10 long days of blaring music and crowded streets.

Kitchener Rangers fans in Ayr, Ont. got an up-close look at a coveted trophy.

A pedestrian is in critical condition after being struck by a bus in Longueuil on Tuesday evening.

Delta city council wants a third-party review of the province’s decision to walk away from the contract in place to build a replacement for the Massey Tunnel.

Former Woodstock mayor Trevor Birtch has been handed an eight-month sentence after pleading guilty to assault and sexual assault in a case involving a former intimate partner.

Questions continue to linger about Alphonso Davies’ status as Canada prepares for its next World Cup matchup.

A fire that tore through one of Victoria’s most important heritage landmarks may have damaged artifacts dating back to the earliest days of the city’s Chinatown, raising concerns about the fate of irreplaceable pieces of history.

A hospital in Delaware was locked down Tuesday after two people were shot inside, police said.

A 6.7 magnitude earthquake shook part of central Indonesia’s Sulawesi island Tuesday, injuring at least eight people, causing scattered damage and rattling residents of a city devastated by a quake and tsunami eight years ago.

The Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) is committing to invest an additional $380 million over four years to promote and protect the French language, if it forms the government after Oct. 5.

A new report calling for a complete overhaul of Manitoba’s adult disability services marks a 'historic' day for residents living with disabilities, says an advocate who helped spark the review.

Ottawa paramedics say one person was seriously injured and two pets died in a fire that broke out on the seventh floor of a downtown Ottawa apartment building on Tuesday afternoon.

An elderly man has come forward following a hit-and-run in Langley that left one person dead.

Edmonton city council’s spring budget adjustment plan doesn’t amount to major property tax increases – potentially 0.04-per-cent extra, should it pass – but it is looking to get a couple things off its chest.

A Canadian federal judge on Tuesday rejected Ghana’s bid to get Thomas Partey into the country for the team’s first World Cup match while the midfielder awaits trial on rape charges.

For 40 years, the Venturers Society of Calgary has quietly maintained parks, trails and campgrounds across southern Alberta while providing meaningful employment opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities.

The wayward kangaroo that was on the loose on Montreal’s South Shore has finally been captured.

Nearly a week after a severe storm caused widespread damage across Manitoba, one auto body shop co-owner says it remains unclear when the backlog of post-storm repairs will be completed.

A young driver from Cambridge will need to find a new way to get around as he faces several speeding and impaired driving charges.

Two families were displaced after a fire that started when a driver crashed into a B.C. home early Tuesday morning, according to authorities.

Nicole Robert says she has waited over seven months to receive a decision from the City of Ottawa about what to do about a city tree destroying her property.

New research done by the Ontario Greenhouse Vegetable Growers (OGVG) shows strong support for the greenhouse vegetable sector in Kingsville and Chatham-Kent.

A member of a west-end city councillor’s office says he will work to escalate concerns over conditions at a neighbourhood dog park to administration.