At first, nothing seems odd, until the slow-moving boat is passed, and that’s when the front of the trailer can be seen.

A video organized by a church choir in Kitchener, Ont., features more than 240 people singing a hymn and has since gone viral on YouTube.

After his Lego reimagining of a Justin Trudeau speech about kids and COVID-19 went viral, a Winnipeg dad is at it again — this time with the blessing of the brickmaker itself.

Reid spent 43 days working alongside Vancouver's COVID-19 Task Force, which required he stay away from his family to prevent any potential spread of the virus.

The one-and-a-half minute clip shows Canadians 'passing' a roll of toilet paper from city to city on their hockey sticks, from Winnipeg to throughout rural Manitoba and on to Ontario, Alberta, and B.C.

Is it someone sick, in need of help, or even dangerous, Scott Thompson asks, or someone just looking for attention?

A man falsely claimed he had coronavirus, causing a Toronto-to-Jamaica WestJet flight to return to the airport.

Police said on Dec. 4 that at 3:35 p.m., officers in the area observed a truck being driven in an “unsafe manner.”

Winnipeg police have laid formal charges against the teen who was shot by an officer during an armed robbery at a West End convenience store last month.

Olivia Brockhoff went around her high school telling her peers and staff they are beautiful. She captured their reaction to the compliment on video.