Emergency crews helped a woman down from a crane cab near the Toronto waterfront Thursday morning. She had climbed up the crane, 13 or 14 stories above the ground, sometime ...

Emergency crews had to deal with another crane girl on Thursday morning, but the latest high climber was topless and “hysterical,” making the rescue more difficult.

The writings that sparked a full-blown diplomatic tantrum are, by Canadian standards, pretty benign

Rather than abide by Quebec's system of government-run and taxed cannabis stores, the Kahnawake Mohawk Council will move forward with its own plan

Though the Progressive Ontario government said they will scrap the updated 2015 plans, the Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario said they will stick with it

Const. Charles Clarke argues his suspension has denied him the opportunity for promotion, and says the decision to not reinstate him was 'reprehensible and malicious'

Christopher Paetkau had confirmed his destination three times. What could go wrong?

Edgar Laplante elevated his unsavoury work to a form of art in passing himself off not just as a famous athlete but as a famous Indigenous athlete

Although air quality has improved Thursday, the advisory still remains in affect for Cold Lake. 

Beef and poultry producers abandoning the area as industry trending downwards

A police spokeswoman said officers didn't intervene in the assault because they were dealing with 'a very volatile situation'

The move, TWU's president says, is to signal to the wider community, including potential students, that it does not discriminate against LGBTQ students or others

The mysterious safe — and any possible riches — will be publicly unveiled at an outdoor Dawson City ceremony this Saturday

The new regulations say that watercraft must stay at least 100 metres away from whales and that, generally, disturbing whales — by swimming, say — isn't allowed

Winnipeg’s mayor took to social media Tuesday to promote diversity and challenge a federal MP’s criticism of “extreme multiculturalism.

The Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario 'strongly denounced' the government's move to repeal the 2015 curriculum