Culture

Conservative MP Michelle Rempel leads the way capturing, battling, and training virtual creatures.

From the birds-eye-view in the nosebleeds to the infield where you can see the strain in the horses eyes and hear the crack of the reins on their hides, it's hard not to imagine a tragic ending

During their on-field performance at Petco Park, a line in the anthem was changed to "We're all brothers and sisters, all lives matter to the great."

Engineers and fabricators are building a two−storey tall, 3.5 tonne racing robot with four steel legs and a massive battery pack in its belly. But this robot won't be autonomous. It needs a pilot.

Large broadcasters will be given more flexibility — but not more money — to keep local stations open under the new regulatory framework.

From Parliament Hill to the flat Saskatchewan prairie where Gordie Howe learned the game, tributes poured in Friday for the man known simply as Mr. Hockey.

Muhammad Ali left his mark on Canadian sports history with a pair of victories over George Chuvalo, including a memorable clash while embroiled in controversy over his resistance to the Vietnam War.

From two people companies offering white water kayaking to large hotels, tourism operators are making their businesses more sustainable

The publisher and editor of such Canadian literary giants as Alice Munro and Margaret Atwood, Ellen Seligman, has died.

An entrepreneur's idea for a winter parka with built-in gloves and scarf has become Kickstarter's second highest ever Canadian campaign

CBC's decision to end anonymous comments on its stories sparked plenty of debate in the comments section on Thursday

The World Wildlife Fund is asking people to donate their social media feed to Earth Hour this year in order to draw attention to climate change

Statistics Canada released the seventh edition of its report, Women in Canada, on Tuesday.

An increase in the number of extreme storms is costing the federal disaster relief program millions of dollars