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Indigenous Services Canada previously could not say how many businesses were determined to be ineligible for multi-billion dollar Indigenous procurement program.

Almost every day when Blair Painter drives on the scenic Rocky Mountain highway near his home, the grey asphalt is stained red somewhere along the way.

Justin Kent cruised to his first Canadian men’s marathon title in Toronto on Sunday with a personal-best time of two hours 12 minutes 17 seconds.

The man, who was scaling one of Spain's largest bridges, was not wearing safety gear.

Benzodiazepines are now being monitored by the province, providing more detail to the public on overdoses in your community.

John Kirton, head of the G20 Research Group, says the forum is the main tool countries have to prepare for the second Donald Trump presidency.

Police broke up a second day of protests outside an Ontario Hindu temple where weekend clashes led to arrests and added fuel to already fiery Canada-India diplomatic relations. 

The issue came to light in the spring, when the Athasbasca Chipewyan First Nation contacted Ottawa to dredge the dock following low water levels and the threat of wildfires

U.S. President Joe Biden said Milton, now a Category 3 hurricane, will still be 'one of the worst and most destructive hurricanes to hit Florida in over a century.'

Celebrated Kwakiutl artist Stanley Hunt hopes his monument, unveiled at the Canadian Museum of History on Truth and Reconciliation Day, inspires reflection and healing.

Many Floridians are choosing to stay at home and weather Hurricane Milton, despite widespread evacuation orders and grim warmings.

The leaders of the three national Indigenous organizations they look ahead to the fourth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Monday.

Troubling revelations were revealed Wednesday, including potential issues with the sub's carbon fibre hull and window design.

The wreck of the Titan sub was found just 300 metres away from the Titanic — its intended destination before it imploded and killed all five passengers.

The First Nations that make up Maskwacis, about 80 kilometres south of Edmonton, have launched an ad campaign called "Change your Colours," speaking directly to their young people.

The hearing, expected to last two weeks, will examine the causes of the June 2023 implosion that instantly killed five people on board.

Residents, government officials and experts say the town is a model for coping with dramatic shifts and attribute it to the rural mindset that focuses on fixing, not whining.

New Brunswick's Liberals are promising a program to provide free or low-cost food at schools if they're elected this fall.

Global News’ investigation spoke with faculty and students at First Nations University of Canada and University of King’s College, based respectively in Regina and Halifax.

On Thursday, the regulator said its investigation found that industrial wastewater bypassed a seepage interception system.