A Toronto city councillor said she would like to see criminal charges laid in the death of a 24-year-old female cyclist in Yorkville this week.

With Haiti plagued by gang violence and anarchy, many of the roughly 3,000 Canadians registered in the island nation want to leave. But some say they've had no help from Canadian authorities.

The Online Harms Act, which is expected to be introduced in the House of Commons this week, will include a new regulator, separate from the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, with a mandate to reduce online harms.

Some animals perish, some escape, some grow accustomed to a new habitat and plenty actually thrive.

With unprecedented wildfires and a provincial election happening at the same time, Alberta is ripe for the spreading of false information online. There are ways to avoid falling into the traps.

It took April Eve Wiberg years to gather the courage to share how she, like many other young Indigenous women, was groomed into the sex industry when she was at her most vulnerable.

When a Hinton town councillor welcomed Lori Bradley and her dog, Jenna, into her home, an unexpected friendship was forged.