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Business owners describe a growing list of concerns, including open drug use, needles left on the ground, repeated break-ins and property damage.

Police in Ontario and Saskatchewan are warning parents to check Halloween candy after reports of tampered treats, including a suspected opioid in Mattawa and metal in Regina.

Police agencies in Delta and Prince George are warning about possible Halloween candy tampering after receiving multiple reports from concerned parents.

With his team mired in a four-game losing streak, Ottawa Senators coach Travis Green was disappointed to not see more urgency or desperation.

What made this team so good last season — solid team defence, depth scoring, a tenacious forecheck — those things don’t exist right now.

Mayor Andrew Knack says this winter's unusually large snowfall has exposed gaps in the city’s removal strategy — and shows funding has not kept pace with Edmonton’s growth.

Members of the Canadian Armed Forces have arrived in Pimicikamak Cree Nation and the chief says he's expecting dozens more workers to arrive in the coming days.

Tanya Mihalicz, pet rescue lead and foster coordinator with Regina Cat Rescue, says the service is hoping people will open their hearts and homes to a foster cat this winter.

Advocates for rural municipalities are speaking out over what they say is a growing deficit in funding for infrastructure projects across rural Alberta.

The BeTheChangeYYC street outreach group says its current building is being closed by the City of Calgary, forcing the organization to search for a new headquarters.

Calgary burger restaurant Flipp'n Burgers made two big donations of 400-burgers each to the Calgary Drop-In Centre and the Mustard Seed on Christmas Eve.

Make way for winter with these weather-appropriate essentials.

In a post on X, Ontario Premier Doug Ford called the deal 'lopsided' and warned it risks closing the door to the U.S. market for Canadian automakers and could lead to job losses.

City Council has passed the 2026 balanced budget update and several new amendments have been added to what was initially proposed last month.

Municipal Affairs Minister Rob Flack said he has no talks with Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow scheduled to discuss more funds, but says they could come soon.

That call to action from the premier appears to have been the catalyst for a series of now-delayed reviews of every non-Indigenous Children's Aid Society in Ontario.

The Maple Leafs limped out of the Bell Centre last month.

The pill was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration last month, a boon to Novo Nordisk as it looks to regain ground lost to U.S. rival Eli Lilly.

Students with complex needs are being excluded in classrooms with a report finding 1,350 students in 18 school divisions having their schedules changed to less or no school hours.

The province is asking Quebecers who are sick to contact the 811 health hotline to seek advice before heading to the emergency room.