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The victim, 13, had been lying down in his own bedroom when he was hit, police said. Five other people -- including three youths -- were also home at the time of the shooting. 

A state of local emergency was also declared after inspections on Sunday that found the potential failure of private infrastructure could be a risk to public safety.

The federal government is expected to boost the minimum hourly wage that must be paid to temporary foreign workers in the high-wage stream as a way to encourage employers to hire more Canadian staff.

A crash involving ten vehicles that sent six people to hospital shut down a large section of Peigan Trail during the Monday morning rush in Calgary.

Saturday evening brought a rare confluence, with three Montreal pro teams in action at once. Read More

Montrealers with trouble accessing a health-care provider are invited to visit a free cervical cancer screening clinic at the Herzl Family Practice Centre in the Jewish General Hospital on Nov. 27. Read More

Former federal health minister Dr. Jane Philpott will head a new team with a mandate to connect every person in Ontario to a primary care provider within the next five years, the province announced Monday.

Fifteen years after filing a lawsuit against the Canadian government over his detention in Sudan, Abousfian Abdelrazik is getting his day in court.

In his submissions to federal court, Yucheng Su claimed he likes to drink wine — but probably wouldn't qualify as a "wine collector." Canada Border Services Agency officer Geoffrey MacLean, on the other hand, showed no such reticence.

Montreal's beautiful weather just won't quit. If you're planning to sneak out of work to go for a walk, check out the fall colours from the top of the mountain, bike just about anywhere or watch skateboarders at the DIY skate park at Projet 45. Read More

Ontario tabled its first bill of the fall legislative sitting on Monday, in a bid to give the province veto power over some bike lanes, accelerate highway construction projects and ease environmental assessments for new highways.

Another car was set on fire in Montreal's Ahuntsic district early Monday, the third such incident to occur in the neighbourhood in three days. Read More

Airfare costs around the country have risen by 9.2 per cent since 2019, but Labrador residents are seeing triple.

Ontario's provincial parliament will be a hive of activity today, as the legislature resumes sitting following a 19-week summer break.

New Brunswickers are headed to the polls after a 33-day campaign that has shaped up to be a tight race between Susan Holt’s Liberals and Blaine Higgs’ Progressive Conservatives.

Unscientific pop quiz: What is the most important thing we can do in Quebec to protect and promote French, our shared language, which should unite us all in North America's last francophone bastion? Read More

The small farming community of Teeswater, Ont., faces a massive decision. Starting today, its 6,000 residents will vote on whether or not they're willing to host Canada's largest underground storage facility of spent nuclear fuel. 

Just a few years after a Halifax woman came up with an idea to help Nova Scotia students through the COVID-19 pandemic, the non-profit she founded has reached thousands of students and expanding to other parts of Canada. 

As he heads down the homestretch toward his 90th birthday, Brian Kilrea remains a creature of habit. His regular routine includes making his morning coffee the night before, watching old TV episodes of Columbo and listening to a music mix which includes Neil Diamond, Frank Sinatra and Anne Murray. Read More