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Canada's interim ethics commissioner will appear at the House of Commons ethics committee over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s holiday in Jamaica.

Long after passing a law to allow more for-profit and private clinics to work in Ontario's health-care system, the Ford government is preparing the rules of engagement.

The Assiniboine Community College will receive the funding which aims at boosting the province's competitive advantage in the field of horticulture.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the federal government's 22nd agreement aimed at speeding up construction of new housing during a visit Wednesday to southern New Brunswick.

The '90s band is set to reunite at the Coachella festival, and will perform together for the first time since 2015.

The number of reported incidents of gun violence has dropped significantly in 2023. Police investigated nearly half as many reported shooting events compared to 2022.

As a result of an investigation, Dennis Cardinal and Kimberly Thunderchild were each charged with one count of first-degree murder in July 2022 homicide.

More than 10,000 BC Hydro customers were without power on Wednesday.

The BC SPCA says salt and sand on sidewalks are some of the winter challenges you might face with your pet — but there are solutions to keep them safe.

A spokesperson for the Court of Appeal for Ontario says that a panel of judges has decided to not grant Peterson leave to appeal an August 2023 divisional court ruling.

Someone in Alberta is waking up (perhaps unknowingly) $70 million richer on Wednesday.

The Alberta government announced it is opening a new "navigation and support centre" aimed at providing increased support for people living in homeless encampments across the city.

Alberta Health Services (AHS) says a number of factors have contributed to a temporary pause in the Kidney Paired Donation Program (KPD).

Multiple police services are working on the investigation, which involves suspects reportedly targeting members of the South Asian business community.

The Town of Banff is expected to make a decision today on whether to continue its popular downtown pedestrian zone every summer and fall.

Contradictions abound in a Leger online poll of more than 1,500 Canadians conducted earlier this month after a December that set records for warm temperatures.

The Edmonton Oilers extended a franchise-record win streak to 11 games with a 4-2 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday night at Rogers Place.

The streak has survived another tough test.

Alberta small businesses are among many businesses across Canada unable to pay back their CEBA loans as the January 18 deadline looms.

"It's just never ever the way you want to see your child, the last memories of her... the last memories our son has of her," Dakota Milburn said.

The remarks follow recent comments from other senior Fed officials that suggest that the central bank remains on track to begin cutting its benchmark short-term interest rate,

Northvolt says it is building a sprawling factory to create what it calls "the greenest batteries" in the world. They need to cut down thousands of trees to do that.

Notley announced her intention to step down from the position on Tuesday afternoon, saying she'll stay on until there is a leadership race and a new leader is chosen.

British Columbia Premier David Eby says a planned clean energy hydrogen project in Prince George is set to cut harmful carbon emissions and create jobs.

The safeguards include a mix of preexisting policies and newer initiatives to prevent the misuse of its wildly popular generative AI tools.