Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence Advisor Yuriy Sak says the “terrorist” state of Russia is “not giving up” on its war with Ukraine as it continues to produce its own missiles and weapons.

“When we don’t have the air raid sirens and missiles drone attacks…

In the face of another interest rate hike, which negatively affects mortgage borrowers, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is blaming the prime minister for not doing enough to fight inflation. The NDP wants the government to go after corporations th…

An independent review has found widespread sexual misconduct and abuse of power at the Assembly of First Nations. The AFN is grappling with the findings one day after the organization rejected a bid to reinstate the first female national chief who was …

The Nova Scotia RCMP have spoken to 70 male survivors of alleged sexual abuse at a youth correctional facility. The allegations span close to 30 years at the Nova Scotia Youth Centre and there could be as many as 200 survivors in total.

A heatwave in the U.S. southwest is being intensified by climate change and the most vulnerable are paying the price. The region accustomed to high temperatures but not at the sustained level it’s experiencing this week.

This year is supposed mark the post-COVID return of the summer blockbuster at the movies, but many big titles with inflated budgets have underperformed. Experts speculate this could change what Hollywood produces in the future.

In the final day of their meeting in Winnipeg, Canada’s premiers collectively asked the federal government for infrastructure money to keep up with population growth and to keep the economy growing.

Canada, Japan, the U.S. and other NATO countries have pledged weapons and training as part of security guarantees to Ukraine. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it is meant to send a message to Russian President Vladimir Putin that Canada supports Ukra…