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Thirteen years after Madison Scott vanished from a northern B.C. campsite, RCMP tight-lipped about the young woman's disappearance and death.

After almost a year of negotiations, the vice-president of Hypertec is hoping that by the end of this week, the city of Montreal will agree to buy the ecologically valuable plot of land north of the Trudeau Airport where the technology company had planned to build its headquarters and main plant. Read More

Updated, May 29, 2024: The man was found safe and sound, police say. Read More

A new Senate committee report calls for a national and international campaign to counter misinformation around Canada's seal products industry, and new efforts to build a market for seal products.

Winnipeg's Emmanuel Akot signed with the Sea Bears on Tuesday to become the sixth Manitoban on their roster.

According to Metro Vancouver, Board Chair and Delta Mayor George Harvie has submitted more than $32,000 in expenses this year.

A Regina student with autism reflects on his time as he persevered through high school during the COVID-19 pandemic and the teachers job action.

'One in three Canadian women have to choose between purchasing menstrual products over other essentials. That's a large demographic in our college community.'

River Osborne Community centre is one of 11 city-owned centres that will be getting a portion of over $800,000 for repairs, upgrades, safety improvements and more.

Losses in industrial, utility and financial stocks weighed on the Toronto stock market as Canada's main stock index fell more than 100 points Tuesday.

Edmonton police are releasing new details about a woman who's been missing in Edmonton since the summer of 2022, hoping the public can help provide some answers to her family.

A family member or friend has disappeared — what now? Members of Edmonton Police Service's missing persons unit outline what steps you should take and when to contact police.

B.C.'s Senior Advocate, Dan Levitt, said on Tuesday that while he has been travelling around the province, the number one issue he has heard is their struggle with affordability.

Three protesters climbed onto highway signs in eastern Ontario Tuesday morning, causing "significant delays" and a multi-vehicle crash, police say.

The tents are pitched on right-of-way property belong to Canadian Pacific Railway, not the City of Peterborough. The tents were removed last week but have since returned.

The report by the credit bureau took a look at the Canadian consumer credit market and found that participation has led to total consumer debt rising to $2.38 trillion.

Crown prosecutors argue the man accused of assaulting and choking a non-binary rookie firefighter "escalated" the altercation "at every turn" because he was angry with his colleague. Read More

Trudeau says Canada "in no way" supports the attacks on Rafah, which had become a safe haven for Palestinians fleeing Israeli attacks elsewhere in the Gaza Strip.

Blasting at the QEII Halifax Infirmary construction site will now be a daily occurrence until October, as the next stage of building for the highly-anticipated  development place. 

In its report, the group named five major priorities. One of the report's authors says it's urgent the province implements these strategies or it risks more destruction.