NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 12-2019

Two companies are on the hook for looking after a mercury-contaminated site near Ontario's Grassy Narrows First Nation, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled.

More than 140,000 people died from measles last year as the number of cases around the world surged once again, official estimates suggest. Most of the lives cut short were children aged under five.

In 2009, the WHO recommended that almost everyone be vaccinated. Then, in 2010, the British Medical Journal pointed out that the medical scientists who had advised the WHO to declare this pandemic were also paid consultants of the large international phar

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's speech from the throne is currently being delivered in the Senate and it leans largely on places where the now minority Liberals can find common ground with the other parties.

The bear will likely have trouble hunting due to a decreased ability to camouflage itself.

Footage appeared to show Canada's PM laughing about the US president with other leaders.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police owe the managers of the Aga Khan's private island in the Bahamas more than $56,000 for meals, accommodations and jet ski rentals during Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's controversial vacation, CBC News has learned.

Schools were closed, flights were grounded and much of the Paris Metro was halted as a strike aimed at forcing President Emmanuel Macron to abandon his pension reform began on Thursday.

The latest data shows that Canadians are filing the highest number of personal insolvencies in a decade.

Peloton Interactive Inc's stock fell 9.12 percent on Tuesday, and analysts attributed the drop to negative publicity over the exercise equipment company's Christmas commercial.

The Saskatoon police say they have arrested someone after threats to an east side high school were made online. The map, which was originally posted on social media, included information on where shooters would be set up, how they would disguise themselve

The average Canadian family will pay up to an extra $487 for food next year, according to an annual report involving Halifax and Ontario university researchers that highlights climate change as a culprit for rising prices, especially in the produce depart

Imagine a weird alternate reality where Nick Sandmann got demonized by the media, and Greta Thunberg made into a global, prophetic icon.

A new report shows Canadian students are performing as well, if not better, than their American, Australian and British peers even though the country spends less per student on education. The latest results of the Programme for International Student As

Alberta's credit rating has been downgraded by Moody's, with the agency citing the volatility in the province's dependence on oil and continued fiscal pressures. The province's rating was downgraded to Aa2 stable from Aa1 negative on Tuesday.

In a clip shared online the three world leaders seem to be discussing Trump. None of the men mention Trump by name but Trudeau seems to refer to POTUS.

Blackhawks assistant Marc Crawford will be away from the team while it reviews his conduct with another organization.

Nikki Henderson, 26, flew to the US from Britain to sail the 48-foot catamaran. The journey was meant to save about two or three tons of CO2 emissions, but her flight likely produced that amount.

Husky Energy Inc. is cutting its capital spending plan for 2020 and 2021 by $500 million compared with its earlier guidance due to what it called changing market conditions.

Canada is expected to have a 'milder than normal winter,' according to Environment Canada's senior climatologist.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says threats of a general strike by public sector workers will not go over well with Albertans, and he's asking unions to take a step back and look at the province's economy.

EXCLUSIVE: Ashwaq Hajji Hameed was kidnapped, sold into slavery and abused at the age of 14, but started a new life in Europe after fleeing ISIS - only for her slaver to bump into her in Germany.

After three years, the mystery of how a solar-powered wooden houseboat washed ashore in Ireland has been solved, with its Canadian inventor coming forward to shed light on its journey.

Step aside, Red Delicious, Gala and Pink Lady -- after 22 years of perfecting, a new apple called the Cosmic Crisp has hit the market, advertised by its Canadian creator as crispier, juicier and longer-lasting than any other apple on the market.

Thousands of people have lost their jobs as mills shut down across the province.

The Fraser Valley will be the hardest hit, with up to 4 centimetres expected by Monday morning to kick off the month of December.

On Thursday, ads appeared in Quebec media listing 21 reasons to move to Manitoba, alongside images of people wearing religious symbols

Hunter Biden filed the motion for a Protective Order of his financial records in Arkansas on Wednesday, believing the information will be 'maliciously' used by the media.