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Nova Scotia opened spring with fresh snow, freezing rain and gusty winds, bringing difficult travel and a wintry start to the first full workweek.

Canada will spend C$200 million over 10 years on a Nova Scotia launch pad, backing sovereign space access and a domestic route to satellite launches.

Canadian emergency rooms face growing strain as bed shortages, staffing gaps and rising demand push some waits beyond 20 hours nationwide.

Power outages linger in Montreal after a Quebec ice storm, as crews restore service, transit recovers and icy roads keep cleanup efforts under pressure.

Calgary issued a boil water advisory for parts of Spruce Cliff, Wildwood and Rosscarrock after a private service line break disrupted local water service.

Police seized C$11,000 in counterfeit notes at a New Westminster Safeway as British Columbia authorities warned retailers about rising fake cash cases.

Environment Canada says Metro Vancouver could see wet snow Wednesday morning, mainly inland and at higher elevations, before turning to rain.

Canada’s population growth is increasingly driven by immigration as natural increase shrinks, with data showing deaths can outpace births in winter quarters.

Canada unveiled scholarship funding for Indian students plus hybrid campuses and AI centres of excellence in India under a new talent and innovation strategy.

RCMP say Winnipeg resident Jason Paul Rindall, 55, is charged with three counts of uttering death threats after alleged posts on X targeted PM Mark Carney.