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A tentative agreement between Ontario, Canada and the 21 Anishinaabe First Nations living in Robinson-Huron Treaty territory could be finalized by the end of the year.

A tentative agreement between Ontario, Canada and the 21 Anishinaabe First Nations living in Robinson-Huron Treaty territory could be finalized by the end of the year.

Migrants and refugee advocacy groups have begun a long walk from Montreal to Roxham Road. They're protesting a Supreme Court ruling allowing Canada to turn back asylum seekers arriving in Canada from the U.S.

The Canadian Air Force released a statement Saturday stating that an investigation is underway after a Snowbirds pilot was accused of sexual misconduct. According to the statement, the alleged victim is also a member of the Canadian Armed Forces.

WestJet is planning to wind down Sunwing Airlines, integrating the low-cost carrier into its mainline business within two years as part of a plan to streamline operations.

Technical issues preventing some TD Bank customers from paying bills that would normally be covered by direct deposits have been resolved, the company said Saturday.

Ugandan authorities recovered the bodies of 41 people, including 38 students, who were burned, shot or hacked to death after suspected rebels attacked a secondary school near the border with Congo, the local mayor said Saturday.

While it might seem unusual to find a marmot in an engine compartment, a wildlife expert says this is actually a pretty common occurrence in many parts of B.C.

An Indigenous Archaeology Field School is finding glass, bones and beads on historic river lots to give students hands-on experience.

Anyone coming to or leaving Prince Edward Island on Saturday or early Sunday will need to take the Confederation Bridge or an airplane.

Anyone coming to or leaving Prince Edward Island on Saturday will need to take the Confederation Bridge or or an airplane.

New Brunswickers Len and Cub kept their relationship a secret during a time when homosexuality was criminalized. Now, their story has been picked up for a six-part television series by Page Boy Productions, a company owned by Canadian actor Elliot Page and greenlit by Paramount Plus.

Tumbler Ridge physician Dr. Charles Helm used to look forward to summer. Now, he dreads it. The town is one of many B.C. communities facing the imminent threat of wildfires each summer.

Eileen Smelski went to play bingo Friday afternoon at the Dauphin Active Living Centre knowing it was going to be a small crowd.

The first thing Vikramjit Brar does every morning is check his phone, hoping for good news from Canada’s immigration department — that he’ll finally be able to reunite with his aging parents for good.

Members of the Calgary Highlanders flew to France last week to attend the burial of three Canadian soldiers killed in the First World War, including private Harry Atherton.

Eileen Smelski went to play bingo Friday afternoon at the Dauphin Active Living Centre knowing it was going to be a small crowd.

Staff say Ewen Stewart has saved 'countless lives' in his more than 70 years of donating blood and plasma.

One number may best describe the lack of resources in N.L.'s health-care system before everything went wrong in the 2021 cyberattack: three. That's how many IT security staff there were for the entire system, according to a post-attack report by the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security.

Uptake is on the rise for a procedure to remove the fallopian tubes, which can be the origin of ovarian cancer — a disease that is hard to detect or prevent.

As a second-generation Chinese Canadian, Clement Goh finds himself both celebrating the rise in representation of desirable Asian leads and resenting the expectations to be a fictional dreamboat.

What happens when fire meets water? It's the not a science experiment, it's the start of a new movie from Pixar. The latest animated adventure from Pixar is filled with fantastical creations, but it's the director's own experience growing up the son of immigrants that could make this story special.

Consumer spending has frustrated and confused central bankers as they try to slow the economy. They need look no further than Taylor Swift's Eras Tour for evidence of who's spending and why.

When Maxime Bernier went to Davos, Switzerland in 2008 and set foot on the grounds of the World Economic Forum’s annual conference, it would have been impossible to imagine that one day he would be publicly attacked by the Conservative Party for having attended. 

A grandmother in Pangnirtung, Nunavut, says families in many small communities who care for loved ones with mental health issues have nowhere to turn for help — and they have to make impossible choices to get their family member the care they need.

The scene in a low-lying field northwest of the battered and flood-soaked Ukrainian city of Kherson on Friday could almost be described as a ballet of bomb detection.

Northern Ontario School of Medicine University program goes beyond simply training new doctors by teaching students a few things that could influence where they choose to practice.

Leading up to this election, the riding of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Westmount was considered to be a Liberal stronghold. But in recent months, groups representing English-speaking Quebecers have expressed concerns about a federal language bill.

Consumer spending has frustrated and confused central bankers as they try to slow the economy. They need look no further than Taylor Swift's Eras Tour for evidence of who's spending and why.

As a second-generation Chinese Canadian, Clement Goh finds himself both celebrating the rise in representation of desirable Asian leads and resenting the expectations to be a fictional dreamboat.

Debates on free speech and energy transition are both important and emotional. Overreaction seldom helps.

Canadian Blood Services is looking to fill 150,000 appointments for people willing to donate their blood or plasma to tackle a shortage.

A pilot program brought patients from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health together with a composer for 8 weeks. The end result was a near 10 minute piece of classical music that will eventually take the stage with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.

Residential school deniers tried to dig up suspected unmarked grave sites at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School, not believing a May 2021 announcement that at as many as 215 Indigenous children had been buried there, according to a new report.

A damning report released by the U.S. federal government outlines how the Minneapolis Police Department routinely used blatant, racially-discriminatory use of force, deadly and otherwise. The patterns observed in the report are what made George Floyd's murder possible, says U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland.

Ewen Stewart of Charlottetown, P.E.I., has been giving blood for more than seven decades. He has come to the blood donor clinic every Tuesday since weekly donations were introduced in 1997. This week, he donated for the final time: #1,162 in total — a P.E.I. record.

A Nova Scotia family cottage steeped in history — built by an uncle who was a soldier returning from the Second World War — was saved from the wildfire flames while everything around it was burned thanks to the actions of a water bomber crew.

After three days of unwavering grief in Greece following the sinking of a vessel carrying hundreds of migrants to Europe, two brothers had a tearful reunion. Meanwhile, UN officials and human rights groups called on European authorities to get tougher on human traffickers and demanded safer migration routes for asylum seekers.

A deadly crash has shaken people in the small southwestern Manitoba community the victims called home. Here's what we know so far about the deadly collision — and what could happen next.

The public outcry over Paul Bernardo's transfer to a medium-security prison is raising questions about how such decisions are made and who has the authority to overturn them. Here's a look at the process — and what life is like in medium security.

RCMP say a Calgary man is facing four terrorism-related charges following a national investigation. 

The province of B.C. say construction has been completed on a stand-alone renewable diesel refinery in British Columbia, the first of its kind in Canada.

The province of B.C. say construction has been completed on a stand-alone renewable diesel refinery in British Columbia, the first of its kind in Canada.

The horrific crash in Manitoba has left many grappling with the tragedy, an experience the people of Humboldt, Sask., know all too well.

The widow of an office worker who was killed in a crane collapse in Kelowna, B.C., nearly two years ago has filed a lawsuit claiming the construction company's negligence led to her husband's death.