Nova Scotia may not have much old growth forest left but it can lay claim to having the oldest tree on record in the Maritimes.

Evelyn Bradley is a Black lesbian from the southern states who moved to P.E.I. last year. Here's why she chooses to call Canada's smallest province home.

The parents of a Mount Pearl teenager are wondering where to turn after an alleged violent assault on their son by his high school classmates left him feeling unsafe and unprotected on school grounds.

An Ontario mother says she had to take her baby to three different hospitals, and speak with six doctors in less than a week, to get an accurate diagnosis after he was injured in a fall. Has the strain of the pandemic made it more likely for doctors to make mistakes?

When the Trump administration attacked Canada with tariffs on aluminum and steel, Canada retaliated. Fighting Joe Biden's pro-labour green car tax break may require more finesse.

The House of Commons will reconvene today after a hiatus of nearly five months — a period punctuated by an election campaign that returned a seat map that looks very much like the one from the last session of Parliament.

The drama of a power play within the Rogers family may be winding down, but the theatrics of getting the family-run company's massive takeover of Shaw over the goal line have only just begun.

Across Canada, employers are trying to work out what's best for their organizations in a post-pandemic era and how that will affect the people who work for them.

A Vancouver couple travelling home from a weekend getaway to British Columbia's Okanagan have been identified as the latest victims of a fatal mudslide that swept over a B.C. highway Nov. 15.

Press freedom advocates are calling for the release of photojournalist Amber Bracken and documentary filmmaker Michael Toledano, who were arrested Friday at a resistance camp established by opponents of the Coastal GasLink pipeline at a work site west of Prince George, B.C.