NFL career rushing leader Emmitt Smith is being sued by a Native American investment firm over claims that they ...

An Ottawa bakery is responding to the U.S. trade war with a simple menu change that boosts support for Canadian products and its business. Josh Marano reports.

New University of British Columbia research finds that climate change could increase pest and disease damage across a large portion of North American forests.

The bargaining process relates to conventional transit operations only and does not involve Victoria handyDART service, according to BC Transit.

Calgary's Riley Ostrowski was just seven years old when he was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis. His family speaks out on the warning signs.

With less than two months to go before a vote on the possibility of Alberta leaving Canada, it's still not clear how much secession would cost.

A Montreal daycare has been ordered to pay a family $5,000 after refusing a spot for their child due to his severe allergies.

After 15 years, a volunteer-run garden is closing; but its creators have a new vision for multiple gardens next year. Nicole Weisberg has the details.

The Riders and Bombers renew their Labour Day rivalry Sunday, with both teams saying the game feels a little different. Donovan Maess has more.

Lady Flower Gardens, which donated produce to Edmonton's Food Bank and provided a safe space for its gardeners, is closing because of an issue with the land.

As hundreds of thousands of Albertans move from AISH to ADAP and enter the job market, Goodwill is offering a course to make the transition easier.

North Bay police have launched their 'Slow It Down for School' campaign to remind drivers to stop for school buses as students return to class.