A Canadian man was sentenced to 26 years in prison for conspiring to kill five US soldiers in Iraq in a 2009 suicide attack. Faruq Khalil Muhammad 'Isa was a resident of Edmonton, Canada, and a member of a multinational network that helped those... >>>

OTTAWA—Federal Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer will pitch his climate change plan as Canada’s best chance to achieve the Paris climate agreement’s targets despite abandoning the Liberal government’s carbon tax. Scheer will announce his... >>>

Some of Canada's former top military commanders and soldiers - among them a Liberal MP - are rallying behind an ex-Department of Defence adviser who was denied PTSD benefits after serving seven tours in Afghanistan. They are calling on the federal... >>>

That the federal cabinet would (again) approve the proposed expansion of the Trans-Mountain pipeline expansion was never really in any doubt. After spending $4.5 billion to buy the line last year, and with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's repeated... >>>

Over the course of the week, Indigenous artists' work dedicated to raising awareness of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls is going up on billboards in cities across Canada. The campaign, which was launched by Artists Against Racism,... >>>

Quebec's religious symbols law has been denounced by minority groups that say it will institutionalize discrimination by limiting job opportunities for people who wear the hijab, turban or kippa. Premier François Legault's response? "To avoid... >>>

Public schools are now planning for 200 fewer teachers and another 100 fewer educational assistants across the system after repeated requests for funding details by the Calgary Board of Education continue to be ignored by the... >>>

OTTAWA — The court martial for Canada's chief military judge is in limbo after the judge overseeing the trial — who happens to be deputy to the accused — agreed not to hear the case over conflict-of-interest... >>>

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion lives — at least until the next court... >>>

"The recommendations were already known," said report co-author Maxime... >>>

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion cleared a critical 10-month roadblock Tuesday with a federal cabinet decision to give the contentious national project a new lease on life. That green light was the answer that many in Alberta have anxiously... >>>

VANCOUVER — A British Columbia First Nation is promising a legal challenge of the federal government's decision to approve the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, while the premier says his government will continue to defend the province's coast.... >>>

Earlier this month we learned that Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government will adjourn for a very long summer break. While the legislature usually gets going again after Labour Day, Ford’s government will resume activity in the House in late... >>>

HIGH LEVEL, Alta. — More than 9,000 people have been forced from their homes due to out of control wildfires in northern Alberta. The swelling numbers follow mandatory evacuation orders for communities including the Beaver First Nation, Dene Tha'... >>>

Police are investigating after an east-end butcher shop was targeted in a beefy burglary early Monday... >>>