The shooting occurred late Saturday afternoon in the area of Sherbourne Street and Dundas Street East. The injured person suffered serious but not life-threatening wounds.

Internationally-known latte artist Brian Leonard, or "Barista Brian" is turning his attention to Fredericton with coffee tours visiting local cafés.

Automotive experts say Canada will see a "return to normalcy" when it comes to the market in terms of sales and inventory, but don't expect prices to drop drastically just yet.

According to witnesses and evidence gathered at the scene, police believe a car heading eastbound on Highway 1 lost control and spun out into oncoming traffic.

Manitoba RCMP say they responded to a semi-truck that was ablaze near Carberry on Friday. 

Winnipeg police say they are searching for a man who went missing earlier in the week.

The organization that has organized a free holiday festival near the city's waterfront since 2013, announced that it would no longer stage the event and its New Year's Eve party.

Including that 800 pounds, the task force said it collected 255,184 pounds of rubbish since Jan 1: 103,660 pounds of garbage and 151,524 pounds of metal.

Winnipeg is once again offering people a free ride on New Year's Eve.

Harry Rosen opened his first made-to-measure menswear store on Parliament Street in Toronto in 1954 and ran the company for 51 years.

Most big grocery stores across Canada will remain closed for all of Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Loblaws, Walmart, Longo's, Metro and Costco will all remain closed.

It was the king's second Christmas speech since he ascended the throne after his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, died in September 2022, but the first since his coronation in May.

With the creation of our Feel-Good Friday newsletter, we have provided our viewers with a look at some of that week's good news directly to their inbox.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is among the leaders sending Christmas messages to constituents and voters across the province as 2023 draws to a close.

Looking to shop Boxing Day sales (sans the in-store rush)? You're in luck. Online deals have arrived, and we've got a list of our 13 favourite items now at discounted prices.

On this episode of 'What happened to…?', Erica Vella revisits the 2011 Vancouver riots that erupted downtown following the Canucks loss in the Stanley Cup final.

With demand at an all-time high, Winnipeg's Christmas Cheer Board will no longer take applications for hampers this year.

RCMP are asking for the public's help to identify a pedestrian who was struck in Langley on Monday afternoon.

For more than two decades the Good Food Box has made accessing fresh fruits and vegetables easier and more affordable.

An off-duty police officer and security guards were injured while trying to intervene during a robbery at a jewelry store in Scarborough Town Centre Wednesday evening.

A Calgary family is asking a nearby ski resort to reconsider its policies after a support staff for their autistic son was denied a complimentary ticket.

It was around 3  a.m., Saturday when a suspicious vehicle was seen pulling into a gas station in the 9700 block of Highway 97, police said.

Const. Kenny Big Plume knows the snow-covered roads running through the Tsuut'ina First Nation reserve like the back of his hand. 

A report by the Sally Ann said the top three concerns for Canadians included inflation, housing security and food security, with one in four fearing their income wouldn't cover it.

Police also seized 1.1 kilograms of fentanyl, 3.6 kilograms of methamphetamine, 2.5 kilograms of cocaine, one kilogram of MDMA, and various quantities of other drugs.

Lethbridge Police is investigating what is being called “hate-motivated destruction” of a property for a north Lethbridge business over the weekend.