Tara Macisaac

Clayton Smith, 19, returned to his parents' house after being sworn in as mayor of a central Alberta hamlet in October 1995. “I guess you can refer to me as ‘your worship' now,” Mr.

One story above all others has captivated the imagination of Donald Smith, 78, since his student days.

Candidates are knocking on doors in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and New Brunswick ahead of fall elections, and some of the key issues are the same across the provinces.

Etched into the minds of many Generation X and Millennial Canadians is the image of “You Can't Do That on Television” stars having green slime dumped on their heads.

Calgary Pastor’s Verdict for Drag Storytime Protest Delayed, Judge Reopens Case

Canada's restrictions on private health care are labyrinthine and include many loopholes.

Canada's electric vehicle transition is a matter of much debate, but the gears of industry and policy are already in motion to roll the vehicles out en masse.

For the past several years, Jasper has been surrounded by thousands of hectares of dead pine trees, prime fuel for fire.

It was back in 1913 that Prince Edward Island passed the first bill in Canada to prohibit discrimination, says a new study by the Aristotle Foundation public policy think tank.

One of Canada’s Last Lightkeepers Recalls His Watch From the Rugged Coasts of Newfoundland