EDMONTON - Alberta's minister of arts, culture and Status of Women has apologized for using an expletive in a voice message left for a constituent. Tanya Fir, the United Conservative Party legislature member for the Calgary-Peigan riding, says in a sta...

MONTRÉAL - Two Montreal public transit unions have reached tentative agreements with their employer, while two others are still without a deal. The union representing 1,300 administrative and technical employees negotiated a tentative agreement on Sun...

With a series of tax changes and tariff impacts affecting Canada's inflation figures, the central bank has acknowledged it's tougher than usual right now to get a sense of underlying inflation trends.

Hasina was also sentenced to prison until natural death for making inflammatory remarks and ordering the extermination of student protesters through the use of helicopters, drones, and lethal weapons.

The footage then showed a wolf dropping the buoy on the beach, picking up the line, and pulling it until the crab trap emerged. The wolf then picked up the trap, moved it to shallower waters and ate the bait.

The announcement came as the world's most visited museum is preparing for ambitious renovations announced earlier this year. The Louvre is also still reeling from last month's heist of crown jewels.

Researchers have captured video footage of wild wolves in British Columbia pulling crab traps out of the sea by their lines to eat the bait inside, in the first evidence of possible tool use by the animals. A report released Monday in the scientific jo...

REGINA - Saskatchewan's government has signed its first contracts with nurse practitioners to expand primary care. Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill says the 19 new contracts will help patients get medical care sooner and closer to their homes. Nurse pra...

In the study, researchers examined how much animal and plant protein people typically consume and whether those patterns were associated with their risk of dying from heart disease, cancer or any cause.

The Government of Saskatchewan has expanded the roles of nurse practitioners in recent years in response to a shortage of family doctors that has been ongoing since the COVID-19 pandemic.