“This year, parts of the Prairies will experience Arctic air but much of the country will be celebrating in above average, moderate temperatures,” said Global News Meteorologist Ross Hull. Continue reading →

TransCanada Corporation abandoned the $15.7-billion project more than a year ago, after the National Energy Board modified the environmental assessment process. Continue reading →

A press release about the meeting says there is a growing and divisive trend across Canada of people self-identifying as Metis — especially in Eastern Canada. Continue reading →

The heatwave battering Eastern and Central Canada this week has claimed the lives of as many as 17 people, all of whom officials say were either seniors or adults suffering from chronic illness.  Continue reading →

Police say a 53-year-old woman – who was the only person in the vehicle – died at the scene. Continue reading →

Injuries suffered by at least two of six North Atlantic right whales found floating lifeless in the Gulf of St. Lawrence appear to be consistent with ship strikes, marine mammal experts say. Continue reading →

Documents show that four of the eight confirmed deaths linked to fentanyl in 2016 were suspected to be from illicit sources, showing a growing market in the province for the drug. Continue reading →

For some on the East Coast, the start of the region’s decline can be traced to a specific day almost 150 years ago: Confederation Continue reading →

In their 2017 Budget, the federal government proposed $278.4 million over five years for the ferry industry in the region Continue reading →

Ski conditions flipped this year in Canada with Western operators popping champagne and those in Central Canada bidding good riddance to one of the poorest seasons in memory. Continue reading →