The federal Liberal budget contains billions in new spending for aboriginal programming, including money to address issues including education, boil water advisories and child and family services.
Education Minister Sébastien Proulx said he won't comment until the hearings are over, but insisted his government is reflecting on Bill 86.
As the sun goes down in Europe, support for Belgium is pouring in after Tuesday’s deadly terror attacks in its capital.
The 2016 federal budget has funds devoted to tackling a number of social issues, including child care and homelessness.
Not everyone got what they wanted from Tuesday’s federal budget.
Many personal tax credits introduced by the Harper government have been eliminated in the Liberal budget, replaced with broader social programs.
The Liberal government's first federal budget includes billions in new spending on Aboriginal Peoples and veterans, a revamped Canada child benefit and changes to employment insurance to soften the blow of a flagging economy.
The Edmonton Public School Division is asking the federal government to pitch in an additional $2 million to help with cultural and mental health supports for nearly 500 school-aged Syrian students.
A man and a woman are facing charges after a drug bust in west Edmonton last week.
A 29-year-old man was killed Monday morning when he fell about 70 feet (21 metres) while on the job at a site in northern Alberta.
A grade 6 student will have her powerful message posted on liquor bags across Alberta.
Select bars, pubs, nightclubs and hotels across Calgary will be offering an extra hour of liquor service next week in honour of the Juno Awards.
School districts in the Capital Region were keeping a close eye on government travel advisories following three deadly explosions in Brussels, Belgium Tuesday.
An RCMP officer called in to investigate a stolen truck that may have been in contact with Travis Vader told court he found a key belonging to Lyle and Marie McCann's green Hyundai SUV.
The Ontario Provincial Police say they were called to the end of Water Street in Lake of the Woods in Kenora around 8:00 AM for reports of suspected human remains.
The attacks that shook the capital of Belgium this morning, killing dozens of people and putting Brussels on lockdown, are resonating around the world, including here in Metro Vancouver. Two separate explosions, one at the Brussels airport and another at a subway station, claimed the lives of at least 31 people and injured many more, according to Belgium...
Read the statement of condolences on the passing of former Toronto mayor Rob Ford.
Recovery in Paris suggests any negative economic effects of Belgium terror attacks will be fleeting.
Rob Ford passed away Tuesday after an 18-month battle with abdominal tumour known as pleomorphic liposarcoma, a rare form of cancer.
From the every day rush hour to construction and detours, traffic can often come to a standstill in large cities.
U.S. President Barack Obama has urged Cubans to look to the future with hope, casting his historic visit as a moment to "bury the last remnants of the Cold War in the Americas."
In a few months, visitors can step back into time and come face-to-face with life-sized dinosaurs at the Assiniboine Park Zoo.
People have been receiving pop-up messages saying they've accessed an inappropriate site or have inappropriate materiel on their computer.
New Saskatoon facility will allow Ability in Me to expand its operations to offer support for those with Down Syndrome.
A Monday snowfall caused havoc around the city, with dozens of collisions occurring in Edmonton. Edmonton police conditions improved overnight. Erin Chalmers reported on conditions during Tuesday’s Morning News.