Facebook is asking Inuktut speakers for their help in translating the social networking site into the language of the North.

A lawyer for the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls has announced he's resigned, and in a statement cites government interference among his reasons.

Edmonton's annual Pride parade ground to a halt for more than half an hour on Saturday, June 9, 2018, when demonstrators upset that police officers were allowed to march in the event blocked its route.

Dylan Ferris decided to dig a little deeper for his high school social studies project, which he's dedicated to the lives of soldiers in the First World War.

Saskatchewan's NDP has chosen Ryan Meili to be its new leader, who the party hopes will enable it to topple a weakened government that's held power for more than a decade.

A Yazidi boy who was held captive for three years by Iraqi militants before being reunited with his family in Winnipeg last year is requesting a meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

A former chair of the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce says it's about time that men-only clubs open their doors to women.

Alberta's carbon tax jumped on New Year's Day, but the province's NDP government maintains the tax played a vital role in Alberta's improving economic outlook.

When Santa greeted seven-year-old Kalen Boodhoo during a special photo session for children with autism at Londonderry Mall in Edmonton, he didn't boom a hearty "Ho! Ho! Ho!"

Members of Canada's Zimbabwean community have been waiting days for news the country's president for 37 years would resign, so when word finally came that Robert Mugabe would make the announcement in a live broadcast on Sunday, Nov. 19, 2017, they made sure they tuned in.