Crown prosecutors will argue that the car that struck and killed an eight-year-old girl guide and injured seven other people more than two years ago had no mechanical issues at the time of the collisions, a London, Ont., courtroom heard Monday.
A six-year-old boy from Dartmouth, N.S., has died after contracting an invasive strep A infection and his father is now encouraging other families to have their kids tested if they have a fever.
The chair of the Vitalité Health Network board of directors is defending the presence of the authority's CEO at a Progressive Conservative fundraising dinner last Friday.
The head of Quebec's Director of Criminal and Penal Prosecutions (DCPC) wants former federal justice minister David Lametti to publicly justify his decision to order a retrial for former Quebec judge Jacques Delisle back in 2021.
Winnipeg's chief administrative officer says Manitobans shouldn't worry about the temporary closure of a pipeline that carries gasoline to the city and communities around it after talks with the supplier left him "feeling good and confident" about the company's plans to work around the issue.
The Alberta government is introducing new regulations on life-lease housing for seniors to address what they call "serious gaps" in protections for leaseholders.
Government and wildfire officials in British Columbia are warning that the province could see an early and active spring wildfire season due to persistent drought conditions that have left soil parched and snowpack levels low.
The Yukon victim services office in Whitehorse is closed for two days and RCMP are investigating after a weekend break-in that involved an intruder accessing confidential files that contain personal information and sensitive legal documents.
The boring machine that got stuck beneath a west Toronto neighbourhood for over a year might be freed, but residents say that hasn't stopped the flow of construction crews from wreaking havoc on their street.
Leaders of Canada's federal political parties will rise in the House of Commons today to give speeches commemorating the life and legacy of former prime minister Brian Mulroney.
Five men from cities across Canada are facing a combined total of 52 charges after a nine-month, cross-country investigation into organized crime kidnappings in Calgary.
A Brampton jury has found Melissa Merritt not guilty of killing her former mother-in-law in a retrial more than a decade later, but it could not reach a verdict on whether she was guilty in the death of her ex-husband.
Canadian ice dancer Piper Gilles is skating with a greater sense of peace since her cancer diagnosis last season and whenever she is struggling to walk out of her front door to attend practice, she thinks back to the many days she physically could not.
Famine is expected between now and May in the north of the Gaza Strip, a UN-backed report said on Monday, after more than five months of war that have shattered the Palestinian territory, killed thousands and cut off supplies.
The Ontario government just ordered the dismantling of a cabin at the heart of a court challenge over Métis harvesting rights — but the move isn't enough to resolve the argument over Indigenous rights and traditional territories.
Applications for a one-time $300 tax-free "workers' benefit" offered by the New Brunswick government have been running well below projections, rekindling criticism the program excludes too many moderate income households, particularly those headed by pensioners.
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A proposed bill that would bar convicted sex offenders from legally changing their name in Manitoba will not improve public safety and might even drive them away from the programs they need, restorative justice advocates say.
Shivangi Sharma, an international student at the University of Regina, says she is "fortunate" to work three part-time jobs while managing her undergraduate studies, since many of her friends are struggling to find employment.
Amid strained contract negotiations between the Saskatchewan government and the province's teachers, along with rotating strikes and other labour action since January, a phrase from education circles has surfaced among the general public: classroom complexity.
Harleen Kaur, who grew up in Punjab, India and became a Canadian permanent resident on P.E.I. last year, feels a little closer to her dream of becoming a police officer thanks to a new program from the RCMP.
An Edmonton woman taken to hospital after being exposed to carbon monoxide at home is calling for changes to the Alberta building code to mandate alarms in all residences.
With the federal budget approaching, Inuit leaders and New Democrat MPs are urging the Trudeau government to tackle tuberculosis in Indigenous communities.
A late-night rock through the window, an unknown person pounding on the door and someone ransacking an apartment are a few of the problems two Hamilton tenants say they are dealing with. And that's just this month.
The body tasked with selecting the future storage site for Canada's nuclear waste has reaffirmed its confidence in the project's safety, but others remain concerned about the potential risks of burying spent nuclear fuel hundreds of metres below the earth's surface.
P.E.I.'s forests, fish and wildlife division is reminding Islanders to be careful with any burning now that the province has entered forest fire season.
Yellowknife's Arctic Farmer is one step closer to developing a 22-site campground near the end of Braden Boulevard, along the southern end of Grace Lake.
A Canadian company that manufactures children's toy couches finds itself facing a stiff bill for import tariffs after bringing production home to this country.
The University of New Brunswick Reds had one more smashing performance to cap off a perfect season and successfully defend their University Cup title in Toronto.
The Manitoba government says it's taking measures to mitigate potential impact to the province's economy after Imperial Oil Ltd. announced it has temporarily shut down a pipeline that supplies gasoline, diesel and jet fuel to Winnipeg and the surrounding area.