U.S. President Joe Biden on Saturday hailed Congress's passage of his $1 trillion US infrastructure package as a "monumental step forward for the nation" after fractious fellow Democrats resolved a months-long standoff in their ranks to finally seal the deal.

A wind farm in New Brunswick makes enough clean energy to power 5,000 homes and provide a source of revenue for the Neqotkuk First Nation. But to Chief Ross Perley, the farm will also allow his community to be self-sufficient.

With inhalers and surgical anesthetic gases contributing to emissions from the health-care system, some medical professionals in Canada are advocating for their colleagues and patients to use greener options.

The opposition alliance was announced hours before the UN Security Council for the first time called for an end to the intensifying and expanding conflict in Ethiopia and for unhindered access for humanitarian aid to tackle the world's worst hunger crisis in a decade in the war-torn Tigray region.

The National for Nov. 5 — B.C. court rules Edward Rogers is the legitimate chair of Rogers Communications. Plus, how patients can curb health-care emissions.

The owner of a Petro-Canada station in Belle River, Ont., near Windsor, is taking measures to prevent more people from becoming victims of a scam after noticing several seniors in his store using a bitcoin machine.

A British Columbia court has ruled that Edward Rogers is the rightful and legitimate chair of Rogers Communications Inc., a major legal victory in his battle to take control of the company that bears his family name.

Vaccination is still the best defence against COVID-19, infectious disease specialists say, but clinical trials of two antiviral drugs look very promising when it comes to saving lives and reducing hospitalization for those who become infected.

The Canadian Forces National Investigation Service is consulting with civilian prosecutors in Ontario to determine if criminal charges should be laid against Vice-Admiral Haydn Edmundson over a rape allegation that he denies, according to the complainant’s lawyer.

German media reported that a 35-year-old man had apparently fallen from an upper floor of the embassy building in central Berlin and said police found his body but were unable to revive him.