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The federal government is set to announce funding to help improve the remote roads, airports and bridges of Canada's North.
On Monday, Transport Canada will begin a call for proposals for funding to tackle transportation challenges in the territories
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Residents of a rural New Brunswick community say they are concerned after hearing and feeling what appear to have been multiple explosions.
RCMP were called to Boundary Creek, N.B., on Saturday at around 4:30 p.m.
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If you make it free, they will come.
Parks Canada's free entry program for the country's 150th birthday saw Canadians and other visitors flock to national parks and historic sites in record numbers. An extra 2.5 million visitors poured through the gates in 2017.
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Four bystanders used a muffler to break the windows of a burning vehicle to save the driver inside on Saturday morning in Upper Rawdon, N.S.
Ronnie Densmore was working behind his home at around 11:20 a.m. when he heard a vehicle's tires spinning out of control on Highway 14.
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TORONTO - A prestigious Toronto private school at the centre of a police probe into allegations of assault and sexual assault says it has sent another video to investigators.
St. Michael's College School says it's unaware if the video is new or a duplicate of one that police are already investigating.
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An Ottawa-area woman will yet again face the man convicted of raping her seven years ago after a judge ordered a new trial based on the man’s new defence: sexsomnia.
The 30-year-old woman, whose name is protected by a publication ban, told CTV Ottawa that she fell asleep on an air mattress after a party at a friend’s house in Brockville, Ont.
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A Toronto private boys' school at the centre of controversy after allegations that students have been assaulted or sexually assaulted on camera says that it will launch a "rigorous independent examination" of the incidents. 
St. Michael's College School also said that its principal, Greg Reeves, has forwarded an additional video to police, but does not know whether it's a new video or a duplicate of video the police already have.
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HALIFAX -- The spokesman for a Halifax-area shipyard says he's optimistic about the cleanup process after a Canadian Coast Guard ship was the target of what police suspect was an act of vandalism Friday night.
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