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Authorities allowed Ontario couple to 'voluntarily relocate' 4 lions that killed and ate tiger

Officers with the Provincial Animal Welfare Service (PAWS) allowed an Ontario couple charged with animal cruelty to relocate four lions that killed and ate a tiger in July, according to…

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Prince Harry loses High Court challenge over level of security in Britain

Prince Harry was not improperly stripped of his publicly funded security detail during visits to Britain after he gave up…

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Lisa's story: One of so many lost as opioids claim Indigenous lives at alarming rate

When Martin Iron Shirt thinks of his sister, Lisa Red Young Man, he immediately remembers one thing in particular: she had…

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The Prairies are heading into another drought. Here's why we're more vulnerable this time

In northern Alberta, a worrisomely dry winter has raised some fears about an issue that hasn't historically been a problem…

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Province cuts ties with Winnipeg foster home operator after teens given marijuana daily

The Manitoba government is cutting ties with a private foster home operator and has asked police to investigate after learning…

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New Saskatchewan Roughriders ad using 'girl math' sparks backlash from some fans

A new Saskatchewan Roughriders ad is drawing negative attention from some fans who say it promotes negative stereotypes and toxic…

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This elderly couple lost home phone service for nearly 2 months. Their family says that's a major safety concern

When Jim Sacouman and Barb Moore lost landline service at their Annapolis Valley home for nearly two months, they had…

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'We have very different needs': Thunder Bay, Ont., wants a say in granting of international study permits

Post-secondary schools and councillors in Thunder Bay, Ont., want more consultation with the federal government over the new two-year cap on study permits…

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'I would be happy if I retired now': Swimmer Maggie Mac Neil enjoying ride before her last Olympics

Canadian swimmer Maggie Mac Neil has been training hard early this year, focused on what the reigning Olympic 100-metre butterfly…

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