Canada

Have you ever wondered why it can cost more to have something shipped from the U.S. compared to China, even though the United States is right next door? The answer dates all the way back to 1874 and the creation of the Universal Postal Union.

Officials said residents of Yellowknife and a nearby First Nation who have been evacuated for weeks due to wildfires can start planning their return home, beginning Wednesday

Raymond Moriyama, who built his first structure in a B.C. internment camp during the Second World War and went on to design some of Canada's most iconic buildings, has died at the age of 93. 

Before a typical school year, Regina elementary school teacher Steve Boutilier’s mind is filled with lesson plans and hopes for his new class. But this September, […]

After more than 900 kilometres in 21 days, a Tataskweyak Cree Nation woman reached the finish line of a run across Manitoba to raise awareness about diabetes in Indigenous communities.

Evacuation orders for 26 properties have been lifted, but officials say residents should still be prepared to leave on short notice

The charred hills surrounding Lake Okanagan in the B.C. Interior will likely look very different in a year's time and beyond as life returns to the wildfire-ravaged landscape, ecologists predict.

Some suggest a federal government cap on study permits may be needed to alleviate the pressure

In this issue, Joe Friesen reports on the conundrum Ontario colleges are in, and Naomi Buck wonders why Canada is among the countries without cellphone restrictions in schools