Whether you were carrying an umbrella in Eastern Canada or sweating it out on the West Coast, the weather didn’t stop thousands from celebrating Canada’s 148th birthday on Wednesday.

Local governments and Canada Post are taking the day off, but many retail businesses will be open.

Clarissa Crawley's family says there have been racist hate messages about her circulating on social media since she was identified.

Quebec added 114 new COVID-19 infections today as health officials in Montreal urged bar patrons and employees to get tested.

Mounties arrived at a home in an apartment building on Union Street to find a 52-year-old local man suffering from serious head injuries, police said.

Patrick Watson said he made the acknowledgment during his performance but it was not included in the program broadcast to Canadians.

Witnesses reported seeing "a fight between a number of people" in front of a local business before someone fired shots at a vehicle, police said.

Breaking an even bigger record, Chilliwack recorded its lowest July 1 maximum in 139 years of data, with a high of just 13.5 C, Mark Madryga says.

The group Idle No More organized a rally in downtown Vancouver as part of a nationwide movement.

The pandemic means a lot of those familiar events in Kingston just won't happen this year.