Judy Trinh

Healthcare, housing and the environment will be on the agenda as Canada's premiers gather in Halifax for the annual summer meeting of the Council of Federation.

Although it's not an official agenda item at the meeting of Canada's premiers in Halifax this week, the provincial leaders are sharing concerns about the assassination attempt on former U.S. President Donald Trump and reassessing the level of protection needed to keep themselves safe.

Premiers are urging the federal government to move up its NATO commitment to spend two per cent of GDP on defence spending by 2032.

A group of workers' rights organizations is calling for the removal of top executives in the federal public service, after an internal audit obtained

A group of workers' rights organizations is calling for the removal of top executives in the federal public service, after an internal audit revealed

Staring out from a sepia-tinged photo is a smiling young woman with her blond hair swept up into a ponytail as she puts hay in a net in a horse stall.

The two women who have spoken out about Frank Stronach's alleged sexual misconduct are sparking calls for accountability from the billionaire's alleged enablers, and a review of past police investigations.

A special ceremony at the Canadian Embassy in Rome marked the successful recovery of an iconic portrait of Winston Churchill (opens in a new tab) after a two-year search by Ottawa police.

Amy remembers walking into Harrods in 1993 and being dazzled by the glittering beauty around her. She had just graduated from Trent University and had applied for a job at the luxury department store in London.

The airlines have failed in their challenge of federal passenger protection rules.