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Thousands of athletes hailing from 756 different nations landed in Halifax this weekend in preparation for the North American Indigenous Games.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s office is tight-lipped over a photo of one of his Opposition critics posing with two people wearing slogans against measures addressing sexual orientation and gender identity in schools. The image, shared to social media, surfaced not long after Poilievre distanced himself from another photo in which he stood next to a...

According to the Moncton Motion, none of the coaches or staff of the Moncton team received a payment from the league during its almost two months of play.

Officers and medics were called to a shooting near Morningside Avenue and Danzig Street around 3 p.m., police said.

It’s been just over eight weeks since roughly 175 cubic metres of debris came crashing down onto Highway 97 just south of Summerland.

Authorities say the crash happened just before noon after construction equipment struck the gondola.

New Zealand's Jamie Hallowes said he was on his way to a 7/11 to withdraw cash when he felt something akin to "punches" to his core.

Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Trevor Harris will miss time the result of a tibial plateau fracture in his right knee, the CFL club announced Sunday.

Police are calling multiple shootings in Edmonton Saturday night a random act of violence carried out by a man and woman who targeted strangers throughout the city.

Vintage and antique enthusiasts were in for a treat on Sunday to see 66 British-made classic vehicles gathered in front of the Delta Bessborough Hotel on display.

The Dane started the race on the pole but ultimately won because of a failed strategic gamble by Scott McLaughlin and Scott Dixon.

Family and friends of Rukinisha Nkundabatware, who was stabbed to death at the Belvedere LRT station last week, held a vigil for the beloved community member.

The utility company says around 5,600 hydro customers across the province were without power as of 1 p.m.

Toronto police said it was around 11 p.m. when they were called to a crash involving a pedestrian around Sheppard Avenue East and Hedge End Road, near Meadowvale Road.

Neighbours evacuated during the Monday morning blaze are returning home and cleaning up from the damage. "Nobody got hurt... that's the biggest thing," one evacuee said.

A university student in Kingston, Ont., is striving for more after a new piece of technology has given him a solution to a condition that affects his eyesight.

St. Marys Station Gallery's latest exhibit, "Northern Journey," features artworks by artist Lionel Venne. Venne, born in 1936, is from Elk Lake, a small town in Northern Ontario.

Organizers of Country Thunder Saskatchewan announced on Saturday that next year's headliner will be Luke Combs for live music in the Craven valley.

Meta's new social media platform Threads is gobbling up massive amounts of sensitive data on its 100 million users and counting, posing a range of risks.

A firefighter from Fort Liard, N.W.T. has died while fighting a fire in a district of the same name in the southwest corner of the territory.

Police responded to reports of five separate shots in the area of Christie and Dupont streets around 9:45 p.m. One person sustained minor injuries when a bullet grazed their arm.

Paramedics responding to a medical call at a Hargrave Street apartment noticed smoke in the building. They called for back up, and the fire was doused over the next hour.

Crews initially dispatched to the scene discovered a pile of agricultural debris that had caught fire, with flames spreading into the nearby wildland area.

Toronto police and paramedics rushed to the area of River Street and Dundas Street East after reports a man had been stabbed in the leg. He suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

Hamilton fire chief Dave Cunliffe says three pets were also found deceased following a fire early Sunday at a high rise in the east end.