Canada

The fires in Alberta have posed a particularly awkward dilemma for a campaigning Danielle Smith

In this issue, a journey into the darker corners of the cocoa industry; the inner-workings of celebrity candles; a prescription for nature

Weather and health specialists are advising Albertans to remain vigilant for the health impacts of wildfire smoke, as fires throughout the province affect local air quality.

Normally, candidates step away from policy during campaign season, but out-of-control blazes are making this election anything but normal

Toronto’s war on bikes looks silly looking around the world, where big cities have been building out their bike networks

The Canadian-led team spotted a majority of the moons for the first time in data gathered by the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope in 2019 and 2020

Despite the best effort to keep it a secret, the locals in Bonavista know a lot about the TV show being filmed in their backyard. And they're very excited to talk about it.

The overbudget Trans Mountain expansion owes its lenders at least $23 billion, and it's looking to take on more private debt as the federal government shuts its wallet and construction costs skyrocket.

Inuit leaders had frank conversations with the prime minister and federal cabinet ministers on Friday about the urgent need to address a lack of housing and other basic infrastructure across Inuit homelands.