CANADA

An Indigenous man who was handcuffed at a Vancouver bank while trying to open an account for his granddaughter opens up about the incident, and the apology from BMO.

Newfoundlanders have been lending a helping hand to their neighbours and posting memes, after an unprecedented amount of snow hit the Atlantic region.

Canada's prison service is working to better understand the needs of black offenders, a community whose overrepresentation in federal custody is second only to Indigenous people's.

A crowd of pipeline protesters impacted traffic heading to BC Ferries' Swartz Bay terminal Monday, leading to major delays on multiple sailings.

The second day of a court hearing gets underway today in Vancouver over a request from the United States to extradite an executive of the Chinese telecom giant Huawei on fraud charges.

A London, Ont., man who used Twitter to share his honest depictions of living with terminal cancer -- with a touch of comedy -- has died at 50.

It's now Day 5 of the state of emergency in the St. John's, N.L., as cleanup continues from Friday's massive blizzard that dumped 76 centimetres of snow in the area.

On the one-year anniversary of their mother's death, the family of former Bloc Quebecois leader Gilles Duceppe announced they are suing the luxury seniors' residence where the 93-year-old perished after being trapped in a courtyard during a false fire alarm.

Unifor national president Jerry Dias was arrested Monday evening in Regina.

A man who was worried someone would be killed by an erratic driver is upset that when he called 911 for emergency help he was put on hold for six minutes.