Canada

A young girl from Swift Current, Sask., had waited three years for a life-saving bowel transplant. Just over a week ago, she got it. Her positivity became an overnight sensation on TikTok in 2021, after her mother posted a video of her drawing a fox for a short story.

Months after a memo called for the Nova Scotia RCMP to apologize for their missteps in handling the mass shooting, one still hasn’t been issued

Since most provinces don’t list the creeping bellflower as an officially regulated invasive species, many gardeners take a more grassroots approach to eradication

The New Brunswick chief coroner, who oversees the child death review committee, hasn't filed a public report on the committee's work in more than two years.

Months after a memo called for a ‘timely and decisive’ acknowledgment of its failures in the Nova Scotia mass shooting, the RCMP has yet to issue one

Experts say that although international students are particularly vulnerable to Canada's housing and affordability issues, they're increasingly being blamed for worsening these problems and could face a cap on their entry into the country as a result. 

As inflation continues to put pressure on the cost of just about everything — from food to clothes to school supplies — Canadians across the country are preparing for the back-to-school season by turning to second-hand options as a way to save money.

A study has found a higher percentage of First Nations, Métis and Inuit females report being in poor health and have less access to health care than non-Indigenous females

City parks draw millions, but that foot traffic also raises the risk of humans causing brush or forest fires, which are mostly started by lightning in the wild