If you have clear skies — and hopefully smoke-free — step outside and look up over the coming days and you will likely see a few meteors streaking across the sky.

Now that a majority of Canadians have been fully vaccinated, pharmacists and health-care providers face a new challenge: finding enough people to sign up for a dose before their supply expires.

Repentigny police have been involved in several human rights complaints, but the force's discriminatory practices point to a larger issue of policing in the province.

The Tokyo Olympics were supposed to showcase Fukushima's recovery, 10 years after it was devastated by an earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident. But one resident says there's been no recovery.

A sightseeing plane crashed Thursday in the area of Misty Fjords National Monument in southeast Alaska, killing all six people on board, the U.S. Coast Guard said.

An increasingly aggressive wildfire burning northwest of Vernon, B.C., has breached a major highway, and residents from the area say they've seen their homes burning.

Kelly Gaba waited for 17 hours while the body of her grandmother, Annie Brown, lay on the floor of her North Vancouver apartment.

Alberta Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Deena Hinshaw joins Power & Politics to discuss the province's plan to roll back COVID-19 restrictions.

Some Afghan interpreters who risked their lives to flee the country are considering a dangerous new journey back into Afghanistan in the hopes of qualifying for resettlement in Canada.

Health officials in British Columbia say the province is now experiencing a surge of COVID-19 cases in young people who are unvaccinated or have one dose and urged residents to get their shots one day after walk-in clinics opened throughout B.C.