The next step in criminal charges against Ontario's Ministry of Labour takes place Wednesday in a Sudbury courtroom.

The province's decision to close 10 sites offering supervised consumption services (SCS) across Ontario, including five in Toronto, will have 'far-reaching detrimental impacts on our communities,' says the chair of the city's Board of Health.

Toronto police say they’re still searching for a suspect wanted in connection with a fraud investigation where a victim was defrauded of about $20,000.

Homicide investigators have been called in after two people fell to their deaths from an apartment building balcony in North Vancouver early Tuesday morning.

Residents of a small northern Ontario township 40 minutes west of Sudbury say they were blindsided by Ontario's decision to transport radioactive waste in their community in the coming weeks. The municipalities are asking the province to halt the project.

An Okanagan man who used a skid-steer loader to destroy the possessions of a homeless couple, knocking one of them unconscious as he ran over their belongings, will not face jail time for the assault.

The 79-year-old London, Ont., woman convicted of driving her car into a troop of girl guides, killing an eight-year-old girl and injuring seven, has been sentenced to two years less a day of house arrest followed by three years of probation that includes a driving ban.

More than three weeks ago, a wildfire tore through Jasper, Alta., destroying about 30 per cent of the town’s structures. Most of the buildings lost were homes and businesses.

It could be a weekend teenage runaway. An elderly loved one, lost and disoriented. Or it could be the first indication of murder.

Police say they shot and killed three large dogs after the animals attacked a woman in Halifax Tuesday morning.

Inside a packed London, Ont., courtroom, the 79-year-old woman who was convicted of driving her vehicle into a troop of girl guides, killing one and injuring several others, was sentenced to two years house arrest, followed by three years of probation.

The head of the Alberta Teachers' Association says the rollout of new policies banning cellphone use in classrooms starting this fall has some teachers confused about how they'll be expected to follow them.

An RCMP officer from Prince George, B.C., has been found guilty of obstruction for telling a witness to delete cellphone video following the violent 2017 arrest of Dale Culver, who died shortly after being taken into custody.

The Ontario government is moving to close safe consumption sites for drug users near schools and prohibit any new ones from being built near schools as well.

Canada's annual inflation rate fell to 2.5 per cent last month, matching economists' forecasts and solidifying expectations for another interest rate cut in September.

In April, Petronella McNorgan was found guilty of one count of criminal negligence causing death and seven counts of criminal negligence causing bodily harm.

As the federal government mulls whether to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, some Canadians say they would jump at the chance to buy a cheaper EV manufactured in that country.

Businesses in southwestern Ontario that rely on train service are bracing for the worst as CN Rail and Canadian Pacific Kansas City and key unions haven't been able to reach agreements amid lockout and strike threats.

Residents of a Manitoba community are in shock following an apparent triple homicide and suicide last week, as RCMP continues to investigate.

A Cambridge woman is calling for action after her dog was attacked by two off-leash dogs late last month.

Several people were injured during a rollover crash at a busy intersection in Surrey, B.C., on Monday afternoon, including an infant.

A new movie starring Hollywood heavyweights Robert Pattinson, Jennifer Lawrence and LaKeith Stanfield began filming in Calgary Monday.

Zanne Fernwood was running some errands on her motorbike in Toronto's Greektown area late Monday afternoon when she unexpectedly became a witness to a spectacular crash involving a black hot rod.

Saskatchewan RCMP say a male youth from Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation is facing 10 charges, including manslaughter, after an 18-year-old woman was shot dead in Wolseley, Sask. early Sunday morning.

Times are hard for print media in Saskatchewan. This is true for Indigenous-focused news outlets just like any other. But some are adapting to change and hoping to inspire the next generation of Indigenous journalists.

After she was almost struck by a vehicle last week while struggling to cross a Halifax intersection being reconfigured to accommodate bike lanes, Milena Khazanavicius says the city needs to step up its game to improve accessibility in construction zones.

Newfoundland has caught a lucky break with Hurricane Ernesto expected to pass south of the island, but the fast-moving storm will still bring a lot of rain in a short time overnight on Monday, Environment Canada says.

Families can expect the next Canada Child Benefit payment to land in their bank accounts this week, according to the Canada Revenue Agency.

The Liberal Party of Canada is the latest major group to withdraw from the annual Ottawa Pride parade after organizers pledged solidarity with Palestinians in a statement earlier this month.

The federal government has fined a Vancouver film company and its drone operator $30,000 for unlawful use of a drone to capture video of endangered killer whales off the British Columbia coast.

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada says it found a number of safety deficiencies in its investigation into a Toronto ferry crash that injured 12 people two years ago.

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is set to release recommendations in the wake of a Toronto ferry crash that injured 12 people two years ago.

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business says a potential work stoppage at Canada's major railways this week could be devastating for small businesses.