Iqaluit issued its do-not-consume order for city water on Oct. 12. Documents show a Nunavut environmental health officer flagged an "unbearable" diesel smell at the city's water treatment plant four days earlier — and the Department of Health heard public concerns as early as Oct. 2.

The unusually warm weather hanging over the Kivalliq region of Nunavut is poised to end this weekend, but the lingering effects of the warmest fall on record for many northern communities have yet to be seen.

The CFL has left the door open to McLeod Bethel-Thompson playing in the East Division final Sunday. The Toronto Argonauts starting quarterback was held out of practice and sent home Friday after attending a Toronto Raptors game on Thursday night.

Before the pandemic, about one in seven women would experience postpartum depression or anxiety. An international study found that number has increased to one in three, leading to new local solutions.

A new CBC documentary about Nav Bhatia, known as the Toronto Raptors "superfan," chronicles the Canadian icon's journey from his 1984 immigration to the team's stunning 2019 championship win.

Authorities are searching for the parents of the Michigan teenager accused of murdering four students at his school, hours after the couple was charged with involuntary manslaughter for buying their son the weapon as a Christmas gift and ignoring warning signs as late as the day of the shooting.

A former member of the Conservative Party of Canada’s national council is accusing the body of an “indefensible attempt” to silence thousands of party members who want leader Erin O’Toole to face a leadership review within months.

The half-century-long career of renowned Saulteaux and Anishinaabe artist Robert Houle is the focus of a new major retrospective at the Art Gallery of Ontario titled "Red is Beautiful."

COVID-19 vaccines made by Pfizer and Moderna that use mRNA technology provide the biggest boost to antibody levels when given 10-12 weeks after the second dose, a British study published on Thursday has found.

The International Space Station (ISS) had to swerve away from a fragment of a U.S. launch vehicle on Friday, the head of Russia's space agency said, the latest in a series of incidents in which space debris have forced astronauts to respond.