Tiafoe beats Medvedev to put Team World ahead at Laver Cup
Frances Tiafoe put Team World ahead at the Laver Cup with a victory over Daniil Medvedev on Saturday in Berlin.
The issue isn't the carbon tax — it's climate change
The question before Canada’s political leaders right now is not whether there should be a carbon tax. The real question is ...
New med school for family doctors aims to help solve the shortage. Can it do so with doctors alone?
The people behind a new medical school dedicated solely to turning out family doctors say the program is disrupting ...
Bomb disposal unit called to Russian Embassy
The bomb disposal unit of the Ottawa Police Service responded to the Russian Embassy on Friday after someone threw items over ...
Men get breast cancer, too. But they can't always access new drugs
Breast cancer is one of the most-researched illnesses in the world. But some men suffering from the disease say they’re not able to benefit from new research and treatments.
This New York farmer is overwhelmed by illegal crossings from Canada, caught on camera
U.S. border says people are using his land to enter the U.S. illegally. He installed trail cameras that have captured dozens ...
Feds put up $40M for study on Yukon connection to wider electrical grid
Ottawa announced it has "conditionally approved" up to $40 million to study a potential 765-km transmission line. The money ...
The music industry has exploited Black artists since its inception — and the call for reparations is growing
Many Black artists were denied ‘compensation, control and credit for their creations,’ says legal scholar Kevin Greene.
Black artists have been exploited for decades. A new series explores the fight for fair pay in music
The Battle for Black Music is a three-part series about the experiences of Black artists in the music industry. Now streaming ...
Electric vehicle charging network grows across B.C.
The province has expanded its offers of EV charging areas including recently installing one in Fort Nelson as well as other ...
'Singing Chief' Bob Charlie remembered in Yukon as a leader, journalist, musician
Bob Charlie, a former chief of the Champagne and Aishihik First Nations in the Yukon, died Sept. 14 after struggling with ...
Forever chemicals are everywhere. These burnt wood chips could help change that
Scientists at UBC are taking the ‘forever’ out of some forever chemicals developing a new treatment that removes harmful PFAS ...