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According to CMHC's annual rental market report, Kelowna's vacancy rate is now sitting at 6.4 per cent, up significantly from 3.8 per cent last year.

Alberta's early-learning and child-care fees will remain at $15-a-day through to 2027 as the province works with Ottawa to firm up a more permanent deal.

The six new Global 6500 jets will replace the Air Force's remaining Challenger aircraft, which are used to shuttle around VIPs like the prime minister and Governor General.

The Canadian Airline Dispatchers Association said Wednesday that 100 per cent of its 36 Porter members have voted in favour of strike action.

The victim was walking about 200 metres ahead of a friend near an area known as the '560-meter rocky peak,' when the friend heard a cry for help.

WestJet VP Robert Antoniuk told staff in a memo the new configuration will only go ahead on 22 planes "for the time being," with 21 of those already sporting the tighter interior.

The CRA says it's making changes that could impact some tax filers who want to continue using paper forms and documents as it looks to shift towards a fully digital service model.

An Ontario MP’s floor crossing ahead of holiday break gives Pierre Poilievre no time to rally the Conservative caucus until late January.

Steve MacKinnon said the group tiring of Pierre Poilievre's 'obstructionist' approach is 'sizable' but wouldn't speculate on whether any more of them will cross the floor.

The footage in question features behind-the-scene clips of Combs in his New York City hotel room days before his September 2024 arrest.

An independent review into how Fredericton police conduct major crime investigations has found 'limitations' in how the force deals with complex cases.

Canadian apparel brand Lululemon reported quarterly earnings that showed sales dropped in North America as many Canadians grapple with the high cost of living.

An Ontario lawyer allegedly involved in a violent transnational drug ring headed by a Canadian Olympian would be at risk if he was granted bail, Crown attorneys say.

Lawyers representing the family of a Longueuil, Que., teen who was shot dead by police say they are shocked by allegations of police interference.

The province was responding to a Global News report that all 14 extortion suspects sent for deportation hearings had filed refugee claims.

Charles’ decision to disclose his diagnosis was a departure for Britain’s royals, who have traditionally shared few details about their health with the public.

Ontario's police watchdog says it's looking into the death of a 19-year-old man after being shot by an officer in Mississauga.

The company that operates the Trans Mountain pipeline has paid a $196,000 fine for environmental lapses along its B.C. pipeline route in the aftermath of a massive Jan. 2024 storm.

A day earlier, Quebec's anti-corruption police announced they were launching a criminal investigation of the Quebec Liberals.

The association alleges two crews were unable to properly respond to calls last weekend because some gear and trucks are out of service.

Thomas Plamberger and his girlfriend, Kerstin Gurtner, were attempting to scale Austria's tallest mountain in the middle of winter, despite her inexperience.

The civil claim was filed after Canadian privacy commissioners reached similar conclusions about TikTok's targeted advertising practices and age verification measures.

The federal government is using artificial intelligence to sort through public input on AI policy.

The Canadian economy achieved a trade surplus for the first time since the trade war began, as exports rebounded and imports fell in September, according to Statistics Canada.

The wife of an Ontario lawyer allegedly involved in a violent transnational drug ring headed by a former Canadian Olympian says she believes in his innocence.

A federal investigation of the CEO leading the Canadian Museum of Immigration has found Marie Chapman bullied staff and created an environment of fear that caused emotional harm.

Dominic LeBlanc, the minister responsible for Canada-U.S. relation also says he has no reason to believe the Trump administration is preparing to tear up the free trade agreement.

Lisa Weir says her 86-year-old father needs to be in nursing home due to dementia, but waiting in hospital for a bed is putting his health further at risk.

Two of Canada's wealthiest families have cleared the final hurdle on the road to buying and donating the royal charter that created the Hudson's Bay Co.

Crews are working to repair a water main break in Brampton as it floods the streets Thursday morning, city officials say.

Court documents show that the 14-storey Versante Hotel was instead bought by a Hong Kong purchaser in October for the lower price of $51.5 million.

A panel of three Ontario judges heard arguments on a request by the provincial government for a judicial review of a decision handed down by the IPC last year.

The development has frustrated deportations of foreign nationals accused of fuelling B.C.'s extortion boom.

Alberta's provincial government has announced the creation of three new all-season resort areas that it claims could generate thousands of jobs and billions in economic benefits.

The new bill prohibits wearing or displaying any patches or symbols promoting a list of criminal entities established by the Public Security Department. 

Seattle Pride organizers say their programs will proceed on that day, suggesting that FIFA might move the game between Egypt and Iran to Vancouver.

During testimony, Champagne said the government secured 'a number of covenants' from Stellantis that protected workers and the company's presence in Canada.

The NHL says if the ice rinks for the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics aren't to standards by game time, its players will not be attending the games.

Tiny Tots in Decarie Square, operated by ELNA Medical Group, will begin phasing out operations in the new year, and it is working on relocating options to ensure care.

Sixty-seven fertility clinics used the donor's sperm in 14 different countries.

The premier told reporters that there's 'multiple sides to the story' and that he's heard from 'lots of people' who are unhappy with cannabis dispensaries in their communities.

Four hospitals in B.C.'s Interior say they're setting up virtual emergency care where patients can be seen by a doctor virtually as part of a pilot project.

The United States Federal Reserve reduced its key interest rate for the third time in a row Wednesday but signaled that it may leave rates unchanged in the coming months.

DeSena was ordered to have no contact with the victim in his case.

A city report is recommending changes to Ridgeway Plaza in Mississauga to limit expansions by restaurants amid complaints including over noise and overcrowding.

OPP have closed an investigation into a crash that killed four students and a teacher in Middlesex County. They say no charges will be laid.

The technology uses artificial intelligence to detect anything that resembles a weapon or is 'reasonably deemed capable of being used as a weapon.'

As parents feel the stress of managing expenses this holiday season, a new Interac survey reveals that grandparents are stepping in to help out with presents for the family.

A Brantford, Ont. home was decorated with anti-Santa signs during the city's parade, though they were removed after police spoke with the homeowner.

The Bank of Canada is scheduled to deliver its final rate announcement Wednesday morning, which will determine if some borrowing costs in Canada will change or stay put.