NASA astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir did work on International Space Station’s power grid
Swedish teen was met with some oil and gas industry supporters who came in a truck convoy
Despite appearances, experts say a recent rise in major recalls is not a sign of food supply problems
Vaccinations are a requirement to attend class in Ontario and New Brunswick, while B.C. launched a demand this fall
Mount Royal University’s Sean Holman has been researching how journalists have covered climate change
Company to stop selling mango, crème, fruit and cucumber, but still sell popular mint and menthol
United We Roll organizer says similar protest planned for Swedish teen’s event in Edmonton
Family was only discovered after one of them managed to leave the farm and go to a local bar
Lack of detail, lack of answers discussed at council Oct. 8
Transportation minister has said government was reviewing rules for school bus drivers and farmers
Cummings was a formidable orator who advocated for the poor in his black-majority district
Man from Red Deer pronounced dead at the scene
The country’s biggest airline had earlier scrubbed the 24 jetliners from schedules until Jan. 8
Campaign stays hot as election creeps closer
Statistics Canada says 541 people were charged under the federal Cannabis Act between Oct. 17, 2018 and the end of the year
Patients who began taking opioids were prescribed smaller doses for shorter duration
It’s one year into Canada’s experiment in legal marijuana, and hundreds of legal pot shops have opened
