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Quebec couple sues Ontario surrogacy agency after stillbirth, alleges improper expensesA Montreal couple is suing an Ontario surrogacy agency for nearly $200,000 after a stillbirth and what they allege were improperly reimbursed expenses, claims the company denies.CanadaAug 19
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Central Alberta carbon capture hub on track to be largest in CanadaThe Origins carbon capture and storage hub, located east of Lacombe, is to initially have capacity to permanently store up to 1.5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year.EnvironmentSep 9
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Danielle Smith takes hands-off approach to First Nation’s trans care safe havenAlberta's premier is taking a hands-off approach to a Saddle Lake Cree Nation defying the government by announcing it will offer a safe haven for gender-affirming medical care.PoliticsSep 10
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Alberta First Nation invokes treaty clause to set up gender-affirming care safe havenSaddle Lake Cree Nation says it aims to defy Premier Danielle Smith’s government by establishing a safe haven for gender-affirming medical care — contrary to provincial law.PerspectivesSep 9
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Pamela Anderson opens up about hepatitis C ‘death sentence’ diagnosisPamela Anderson, who was honoured with amfAR's Award of Courage, said that she was 'hep C free' by 2015 but added that 'it took everything I had in my bank' to pay for treatment.EntertainmentSep 9
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Summer baby boom at Lois Hole Hospital for Women in EdmontonThe Royal Alex has been busy with more than 1,700 babies born between May and July 2026 at the Lois Hole Hospital for Women — including dozens of twins and even some triplets.HealthAug 21
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Pumpkin problems: Alberta’s wet summer affecting annual cropPumpkin patch owners in northern Alberta are looking at unprecedented options, like charging admission, or shipping in pumpkins, as the wet summer wreaks havoc on their crops.CanadaAug 12
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Jason Kenney says oil needs to be on the table in U.S. tariff warStatistics peg the value of Alberta's oil exports to the U.S. in 2025 at close to $111 billion — representing much of the province's nearly $177 billion worth of global exports.PoliticsAug 25
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Quebec single mother welcomes triplets after years of fertility strugglesAt 43, Izabel Provost became a mother of three after more than four years of fertility treatments, multiple miscarriages and significant financial and emotional challenges.CanadaJun 6
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Rapid endometriosis tests now available in the U.K. What about Canada?The tests will help rapidly reduce the time it takes for women to be told whether they have the condition, according to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence.HealthAug 6
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Ag in Motion returns to Saskatchewan with driverless tractors, dronesFrom driverless tractors to weather monitoring systems, Saskatchewan's Ag in Motion is displaying some of the latest ag-tech in the world this week.CanadaJul 22
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Alberta entering prolonged mosquito season not seen in decades: ‘Eaten alive’'There's water in places I haven't seen in literally decades. The mosquitoes are being produced from those habitats,' said Edmonton biological sciences technician Mike Jenkins.EnvironmentJul 14
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OPEC+ agrees to higher oil production ‘to support oil market stability’After the Iran war choked off about a fifth of the world's oil supply for several months, the world's largest alliance of oil-producing nations agreed to increase its quota.WorldJul 6
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Fredericton entrepreneur sees untapped potential in Atlantic seaweedThe founder of a Fredericton startup says she's found an 'untapped resource' that is plentiful in Atlantic Canada and believes now is the time to start using it.CanadaJun 29
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Severe global food price crisis is looming within 6 to 12 months, UN body saysThe warning was made in a podcast hosted by the FAO that focused on the current chokehold on global energy and how fertilizer supplies are expanding through agrifood systems.WorldMay 20
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Couple who gave birth to wrong baby in IVF mix-up reach custody agreementThe couple filed a lawsuit against IVF Life, Inc. and the lead reproductive endocrinologist after learning their daughter was not genetically related to either of them.TrendingJun 16
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Canada’s workforce is aging. Is it the wisdom economy — or a cost crunch?Statistics Canada's study released on Wednesday found that the proportion of firms with an average worker age over 40 rose from 26.2 per cent in 2001 to 42.3 per cent in 2022.EconomyJun 25
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iPhone may be one factor in falling birth rates, researchers sayNew research suggests a device that has come to define modern life may be playing a role.WorldJun 13
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Montreal company on mission to turn pet poop into compostThe company has been collecting organic waste to use as plant fertilizer for nearly two decades. Since this spring they've started collecting something else: pet waste.CanadaMay 12
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Ottawa aims to cut grocery bills with $3.2B food security strategyThe multi-year plan, titled seeks to reduce the country’s dependence on international food imports and break the grip of a highly concentrated retail market.ConsumerJun 11