CALGARY - Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Canadians, including British Columbians, want a new oil pipeline and Premier David Eby can't be allowed as one man to block the project.

HALIFAX - The Nova Scotia government is getting a flood of feedback from people expressing confusion and frustration over new ...

Canadian middleweight Drew (Wild Boy) Stuve is seen in this handout photo, in his Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship debut, ...

In a basement, somewhere between the scent of sawdust and the ticking of something handmade, a man named Roy Friesen lives on ...

Chief Leroy Denny and the band council in Eskasoni say illegal drugs in the community have reached a crisis level and they ...

A Quebec minister says he is disappointed a judge gave a Black man a reduced sentence for a drug trafficking crime due to his ...

TORONTO - A study of dozens of Canadian lakes suggests global warming is the major driver of surging algae levels, raising ...

Crowfoot, including Conservative leader Pierre Poilievere. Only seven of the candidates are from registered political parties.

A local farmer is trying to modernize roadside farm stands to bridge the gap between the city and the farm for residents.

A five-unit modular development in St. Stephen is nearing completion as NB Housing attempts to tackle a "supply crisis" in ...

Stories from people who live along the Grand River, including First Nations and others who later settled the area, lie behind a unique project.

Two judges toured sites pleasing to the eye, and others that are meaningful to the environment as a whole as part of Southgate’s second annual Communities in Bloom visit last ...