The BC Coroners Service says overdose deaths have been trending downward in the province, with 275 people dying in February and March due to the toxic drug supply.

Canada's largest lumber company said it has scaled back logging plans near Bragg Creek from 880 to 556 hectares, but many people who use trails in the area remain "frustrated." ...

Calgary Transit officials said the service's operating budget has not been able to keep up with the city's rapid population growth.

The building has been fenced off and partially covered by a tarp for almost two years now. Now, condo owners say there's hope they could get some money back soon.

A judge with Alberta's Court of King's Bench has ruled that parts of the province's personal information protection legislation are unconstitutional.

May is Speech and Hearing Month. A month to talk about and raise awareness for hearing health and communication.

A suspect in the attempted abduction of a teenage girl near her north Edmonton school is also believed to be the same person spotted naked and masturbating nearby the same week.

ATCO CEO Nancy Southern said Asian partners in a major hydrogen project say they won't make final investment decisions unless there is certainty around the separatism question.

The Maple Leafs head coach made two changes at forward for Game 5 of Toronto’s second-round playoff series against the Florida Panthers. Berube brought winger Nick Robertson and centre David Kampf ...

Canadian Culture Minister Steven Guilbeault appeared to contradict Prime Minister Mark Carney's openness to building more pipelines, something western provinces have called for.

Elections Canada says there was an error on the envelope used to mail a special ballot from Terrebonne, a Quebec riding the Liberals won by a single vote after a recount.

The number of tariff-hit products at the grocery store could soon spike as pre-tariff inventory runs out, CEO Per Bank said, which means prices for some items will go up too.