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On launch pad 39A, on Jan. 22, 1992, Roberta Bondar was strapped in aboard the Shuttle Discovery, waiting to become Canada’s first woman in space.

Reading Andrew Nikiforuk's Slick Water will make you sadder and wiser with an understanding of how governments and Big Oil and Gas have sung from the same hymn book, writes Warren Bell.

As a chocolate lover and an environmentalist, I’m heartbroken.

Imagine grabbing a mealworm powder smoothie for breakfast, snacking on chocolate chip and cricket cookies at work and coming home to a big bowl of pasta drenched in a cricket bolognese sauce.

Almost three-quarters of veterans using medical marijuana will feel the impact this spring when the federal government imposes a new limit on the amount of weed for which it will pay.

Canada’s highest−paid CEOs are projected to earn more before lunchtime Tuesday than the average working person’s income for all of 2017, says a report released by a Canadian think tank.

Instead of being forthright about his own questions about his heritage, he accepted accolades based on a projected assumption of indigenous heritage and he profited by this deceit.

The beloved music and media personality just got back from Standing Rock, and after the approval of two new oilsands expansion projects for Alberta, predicts strange times ahead in Canada.

"This is as important to us as the Egyptian pyramids, or the temples in Thailand, or Machu Picchu," said Debbie Miller, who works with an archeological consulting firm owned by the Katzie Nation.

Bookstores, universities, and community halls, from Nova Scotia to Vancouver, a couple charms their way across Canada.

We'd like you to give you a list of the best books of the year, but since we couldn't read all of the 250,000 books published in 2016, here's a selection of some of the great ones.

"All I have time for is women and people of colour," says California impact investment guru Kristin Hull.

Canadian cuisine is hard to define but chef Sam Robertson knows his favourites.

A tearful Gord Downie, lead singer of the Tragically Hip, received an emotional showering of gifts from First Nations on Tuesday in what could be one of his last major public appearances.

It was hoped that the Pope would visit the city next year as part of its 375th anniversary celebrations.