The Tuff wildfire still ablaze in central Saskatchewan destroyed all the cottages in one subdivision over the weekend.

Gabe Rosescu and Sheri Niemegeers's long weekend trip came to an abrupt halt when a landslide came crashing down the mountain, sweeping their car off Highway 3...

Former Maple Leafs GM Lou Lamoriello is expected to end the speculation this week and join the New York Islanders front office, where son Chris is assistant GM.

There is a new night club in Ottawa. The club with members seeking cheaper gas prices. They roam at dusk because a trend has been established: evening hours offer relative “bargains,” such as they are, given the high prices at the pumps this spring. “Commuters are wise to the fact you never buy gasoline in Canada in the morning,” says Dan McTeague, senior petroleum analyst for Gasbuddy.com. “If you do, you obviously don’t care about the price of fuel.” Gasbuddy is an online app that helps consumers find competitive prices in their area. Predictably, gas prices jumped over the...

WestJet Airlines says they are confident they will reach an agreement with their pilots as negotiations continue this week.

There won't be any fireworks between the premiers of Alberta and British Columbia at the Western premiers conference this week, because Alberta Premier Rachel Notley isn't going.

Run, Sully, Run. For hockey coach Brent Sullivan, the concept should have been as simple as in the classic Dick and Jane children’s book series, with their dog, Spot. (Run, Spot, run!) For those who suffer multiple head injuries, like Sullivan, with 14 documented hockey concussions, plus a serious car crash, the act of running, often viewed as child’s play or a dog’s pleasure, becomes a greater challenge. At Ottawa’s Race Weekend (May 26-27), Sullivan will be running the half-marathon on behalf of concussion suffers who cannot run but might someday after...

A Halifax cannabis dispensary has once again found itself the target of an alleged break-in followed by a police raid in what the store's owner said is becoming a pattern.

A travel agency says hundreds of Canadians who have been stuck in Cuba for the last three days will soon be able to return home.