Jason Kenney survives caucus meeting with leadership review to come


Ottawa promises to step up after Alberta asks for help with airlifting COVID-19 patients


Alberta sees record number of ICU admissions as COVID-19 hospitalizations soar


Front-line workers shoulder burden of vaccine mandates


Vote counting continues in 13 ridings still too close to call

Vote counting continues today in 13 ridings across the country with narrow margins between the leading candidates — in some cases as narrow as 100 votes or less.


After Monday's vote, the federal Conservative caucus will be 95 per cent white

Only six of the Conservative candidates leading or elected in 119 ridings across the country are Black, Indigenous or a person of colour (BIPOC) — a share of the total that's even lower now that it was before the election because some Conservative incumbents lost their seats.


Expelled Liberal candidate says he'll sit as an Independent

Former Liberal candidate Kevin Vuong says that he'll sit as an Independent if he wins his close race in his Toronto riding — even though the Liberals cut ties with him just days before the election over a sexual assault charge that was dropped.


Birds took advantage of lockdowns by hanging out in the city, study finds

Warblers, hummingbirds, hawks and other migratory birds across Canada and the U.S. hung out in cities during the pandemic lockdowns in the spring of 2020, treating urban-dwelling humans to far more visits than usual, a new study finds. Scientists say that shows human activity and traffic normally drive birds away and point to possible solutions.


Apparent death of 47-year-old orca matriarch could have serious effects on pod, scientists fear

The Center for Whale Research in Washington says a 47-year-old female identified as L47 has not been seen for nearly seven months and is likely dead.


Evergrande strikes deal to meet Chinese bond payment, but foreign dollar investors still up in air

A teetering Chinese real estate developer unexpectedly struck an 11th-hour deal to pay some of what it owes to its domestic investors on Wednesday, but foreign investors still owed millions of U.S. dollars on Thursday have so far been left hanging.