Hundreds of Canadian troops deployed to flood zones in Quebec and N.B.

MONTREAL — Quebec Premier Francois Legault is visiting flood-damaged regions north of Montreal today, as warm temperatures and rising water levels threaten to worsen the spring...

Canada slowly pushes for corporate transparency as part of anti-corruption push

TORONTO — The veil of Canadian corporate secrecy that helps fuel global corruption is slowly lifting, but not fast enough for some critics. Canada, criticized in...

Many Saskatchewan pharmacies not stocking abortion drug

REGINA — Many pharmacies across Saskatchewan are not stocking the abortion drug Mifegymiso and one expert says its availability is tied to the province’s lack of...

Quebec officials urge caution after flood caused sinkhole claims woman’s life

MONTREAL – Quebec’s deputy premier and public safety minister is urging those affected by flooding to exercise extreme caution and vigilance as rising water levels continue...

Soldiers deploying to flood prone areas as water levels rise in New Brunswick

FREDERICTON – More than 100 Canadian soldiers are being deployed across western New Brunswick to help residents threatened by rising floodwaters, which have shown no signs...

PEI Green party candidate Josh Underhay and son killed in canoeing accident

Due to unforeseen circumstances, all campaign events set to take place this weekend are being canceled. — Green Party of PEI (@PEIgreens) April 20, 2019 CHARLOTTETOWN...

Parliament Hill pot protest meets new bureaucratic hurdles after legalization

Private cargo ship brings Easter feast, Canadian treats to space station

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – A private cargo ship brought the makings of an Easter feast – as well as some Canadian-made treats – to the International...

All eyes on the surging Greens as Prince Edward Island goes to the polls

After a brief provincial election campaign devoid of drama, voters on Prince Edward Island appear poised to stir things up and make some history when they...

Canadian cyclist Worley blazes own trail as voice for gender diversity in sport

Kristen Worley remembers glancing down onto the street from the 19th storey window of the Ontario Human Rights in the heart of Toronto’s financial district. Around...