Despite the rhetoric around diversification and prudent fiscal planning, Alberta remains firmly on the resource revenue roller-coaster (wheee!) with no clear plan (or even a sketch of one) to get off, writes economist Trevor Tombe.

Police officers across the province remain overwhelmingly white, even as people of colour account for a growing percentage of those living in Montreal and municipalities farther afield, an analysis by CBC News has found.

A Saskatchewan art gallery is investigating 2,000 pieces in its collection following the return of a stolen statue to India.

With fewer trees being planted, older farmers retiring and extreme weather becoming more frequent, here's how Canada's Christmas tree crops could be in trouble.

Disgraced clothing manufacturer Peter Nygard will not face charges in his hometown of Winnipeg, after a 10-month police investigation into allegations of sexual assault from eight women, The Fifth Estate has learned.

A Saskatchewan art gallery is investigating 2,000 pieces in its collection following the return of a stolen statue to India.

A new study has found that higher temperatures mean faster aging and shorter lifespans for frogs and toads. That adds to evidence that cold-blooded animals may face accelerated aging and a shortened lifespan as climate change heats up the Earth.

I met so many people who admitted to have never voted municipally — people my campaign team attempted to educate, provide information to and mobilize, writes France Stohner.

One of the most important legal cases in modern U.S. history was heard by the country's Supreme Court on Wednesday. It involves abortion and could upend decades of precedent. Here are five takeaways.

The Alberta premier's office denies a former staffer at the legislature was subject to a poisoned work environment and says it has addressed harassment complaints, in response to a lawsuit.