Canada

Lawyer of man accused of killing OPP officer says shooting wasn’t ambush

Air Canada is launching non-stop, year-round service between Toronto and Yellowknife that it says will help support both tourism and business in the region.

Minto Metals closed its copper mine last weekend. Former employees say they got little notice and have had to pay their own way home, all while struggling to get the money they’re still owed.

Also: Smith is asking mainstream voters to look past a flood of anti-science or ahistorical pronouncements from her past

A new campaign from the YWCA in Vancouver is highlighting a hidden epidemic: women suffering from concussions after being physically assaulted by their partners.

A prolific creator of documentaries on a range of subjects, he posed the difficult questions related to almost every major military conflict in Canada’s history

First Nations leaders and a grieving mother say a recent report into the death of infant Tanner Brass doesn't go far enough.

Groups are calling for Indigenous-led inquiries after the deaths of Sarah Rose Denny and Skyler Sappier-Soloman in provincial jails

A workplace investigation at the country’s most influential First Nations organization concluded employees faced harassment and reprisals at the hands of its national leader.