Canada

As fires rage and thousands flee their homes, questions are being raised about past political decisions about the province's firefighting capacity.

Teachers at La Chanterelle made the decision because several students don’t have a mother or father, while others are in foster homes

RCMP say the cameras can help increase trust between law enforcement and communities

Ontario Provincial Police say the shooting happened in a village east of Ottawa

U.S. President brings in new rule to allow rapid removal of large numbers of migrants ahead of Title 42 expiration

A man suspected in a fatal double stabbing of an Edmonton mother and child was released on bail 18 days before the killings. Police said Thursday the suspect died in hospital.

One Ontario Provincial Police officer has died, and two others were injured, after they were shot in the eastern Ontario community of Bourget in the municipality of Clarence-Rockland early Thursday morning.

Debates over Canadian mammography guidelines have raged for years, often pitting medical specialists who favour earlier and more frequent screening against the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care

New research has found P.E.I. potato farmers are planting double the number of acres with cover crops before potatoes.