Category: Canada

Its existence might have been short-lived, but what the Indigenous longshoremen union Bows and Arrows lacked in longevity it made up for in impact.

Quebec’s new tuition hikes for out-of-province and international students are impacting university sports teams, particularly at Concordia University.

The chief of Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN) says the $50,000 fine the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) has levied against Imperial Oil for allowing wastewater to leak from its Kearl mine into the Athabasca River is insufficient to deter future leakages.

The City of Montreal’s plan to drop the licensing requirement for tour guides is raising concerns within the industry about the potential impact on the quality and accuracy of city tours.

Toronto police are investigating after a number of ride wristbands were reportedly stolen from the Canadian National Exhibition last month.

Rudy El Maghariki and his sister, who is visiting Canada, were among the many passengers stranded for about 10 hours on a Via Rail train bound for Quebec City.

Weather over the Labour Day weekend was perfect for thousands of people who attended the 166th annual Paris Fair. Attending the fair is a tradition for many, marking an end to the summer and the beginning of a new school year for children. Brooklyn Ward, aged 18, of Langton competed in the barrel racing event […]

A youth is in hospital with serious injuries after what appears to be a drive-by-shooting in St. Albert on Monday morning.

Nicholas Bennett won Canada’s first gold medal of the Paralympic Games on Monday.

The Kidney Walk is making a return to Chatham on Saturday and some women who have walked the walk are leading the way.