More than two dozen countries say they ‘condemn in the strongest terms Iran’s use of violent attacks’

Known for her intellectual rigour and compassionate leadership, she was unafraid of making decisions that went against public opinion

The Canadian comedian said jokes about women’s gym attire reflects a broader culture of misogyny

In Thanksgiving message, Prime Minister says Canada can’t build big things if it is divided

Calgary-born musician was awarded the prize for her body of work that straddles electronic and acoustic spheres

Advance voting stations open Tuesday and Oct. 19 is the official polling day

In February, Canada became the first non-European partner in an EU loan program for joint defence projects called Security Action for Europe, or SAFE

Sean Ward, who died after a shootout with police, had multiple firearms and enough ammunition to do serious damage

Kids in daycare mingle with long-term care residents in new project that aims to combat loneliness among seniors

Kash Patel says FBI is working to ‘dismantle’ hacking group ShinyHunters, which breached the bureau’s internal database A Canadian cybersecurity executive whose career has focused on helping clients negotiate with ransomware attackers has been arrested in the United States in connection with a hacking group that the FBI says stole a huge trove of sensitive data about the bureau’s own employees, ac

Deal calls for Russia to immediately supply 300,000 tonnes of diesel to U.S. and global markets, with more to be released in the weeks to come

Some previous NDP voters are shifting towards the Green party this election

Call for Katy Merrifield’s removal comes after Lorne Doerkson fired Conservative candidate Joachim Agou for comments about Muslims earlier this week

Police say they responded to the scene of a fiery plane crash on Friday morning Ontario Provincial Police have revealed that two people died in a fiery plane crash near Fergus, Ont., on Friday.

First-of-its-kind policy comes at a time when doctors must compete with misleading online content

Policy-makers wrestle with technological challenges as AI data-centre proposals collide with resident concerns

Schools have been forced to make tough budgetary choices ever since Ottawa began curtailing international enrolment

The court clarifies how judges should appropriately sentence offenders when both the accused and victim are Indigenous

Braeden Chow and Olivia Chow share a surname but are running very different campaigns

Former UBC professor faces first day of cross-examination at defamation trial at B.C. Supreme Court