Canada is hitting back at the United States with additional counter-tariffs worth $29.8 billion in response to new duties on Canadian steel and aluminum.

We will both be exonerated in the future,' Lori Vallow Daybell said of her husband Chad Daybell. 'The same way I will be exonerated.' ...

The RCMP have been called in to investigate a security incident involving a Westjet flight from Calgary to Ottawa that has ...

With it being five years since the first COVID-19 case in Saskatchewan, Dr. Cory Neudorf talks about how far Saskatchewan has ...

The Provincial Emergency Operations Centre (PEOC) is being activated to enhance the response to the toxic drug crisis in ...

B.C. MLAs gave unanimous support in the legislature to a private member's bill proposing universal access to mental health ...

The trial for the former director of what was previously known as Legacy Christian Academy continues for a second day with ...

A tense Tuesday of escalating tension between Ford and Trump saw tariff threats increased and traded before an "olive branch" from the White House in the form of a meeting.

The U.S. has released its rules that will require various foreign nationals, including some Canadians, to register with the government, and they take effect April 11.

Newton County Sheriff Shannon Cothran called Brieonna Cassell’s survival following her crash 'an incredible testament to her will to live.' ...

The European Union announced retaliatory trade action with new duties on U.S. industrial and farm products, responding to an ...

CUPE 104, the union representing RCMP dispatchers and operators, is sounding the alarm as 43 per cent of jobs are vacant ...