A researcher at the University of New Brunswick has received funding that will help shed light on post-traumatic stress injuries that firefighters face in the line of duty.
Belleville police have arrested one man who allegedly murdered another man on Wednesday afternoon.
The push comes at a time where Vancouver Coastal Health has confirmed an outbreak of nine measles cases.
A group of veterans and families of recently deceased veterans were at the Montreal courthouse on Wednesday, trying to fight for better care.
'Kawthar is physically OK. But mentally, we don't know. Emotionally, we don't know,'
Const. Douglas Holmes used excessive force when he shoved Oliver Santiago to the ground face first after a traffic stop in downtown Toronto.
Many of the people staying at Moncton's emergency Out of the Cold shelter don't know where they will go when the temporary shelter closes at the end of March.
The man was charged with assault, mischief and publishing intimate images without consent.
The document will be the Trudeau government's fourth budget since the Liberals won the 2015 election — and its final one before October's federal election.
Kingston police say the argument broke out over noise complaints.
A Massachusetts snow plow driver is facing charges after allegedly targeting a group of Donald Trump protesters on Monday.
GPA president Matt Jotham says he's optimistic new legislation will "restore fairness and respect for professional policing."
One model said she was ashamed to have been part of the show.
Waterloo police are warning the public to be cautious of deals made on online classifieds sites after an officer was called to two alleged thefts in a two-day span.
The City of Calgary says a new arena will not be built on the former site of the Fairview Arena, following its roof collapse in 2018.
The Devils gave the first 9,000 fans in attendance a David Puddy bobblehead.
BC Review Board rules Allan Schoenborn must remain at Forensic Psychiatric Hospital.
Province will also explore feasibility of multi-provider insurance model.
Premier Rachel Notley says Nauticol Energy is to start construction on the $2-billion plant near Grande Prairie next year with an opening set for 2020.
United Conservative Party leader Jason Kenney says if elected, his party will attempt to cancel a new multi-billion dollar deal to ship more Alberta oil by rail.
February is Black History Month and here in Alberta, Gord Steinke is putting together a story on Amber Valley. He sits down with Jennifer Crosby to talk more about the project.
During its second day at Parliament Hill on Wednesday, there was concern the pro-pipeline convoy’s message was being muddled. Kent Morrison reports.
Supporters of the United We Roll convoy have called the disbursement and handling of the crowdfunding account into question.
The shock rockers will stop by in Vancouver, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, London, Ottawa and Quebec this summer.
According to RCMP, the crash happened just north of Highway 61.