On Dec. 6, 1989, a gunman fatally shot 14 young women studying to be engineers at Montreal's École Polytechnique. Thirty years later, other women of that generation have made their mark on engineering and the world, from designing aircraft to earthquake-proofing buildings.
Critics have warned the economic disruption caused by fighting climate change will lead to massive unemployment, but something different seems to be happening.
The Supreme Court of Canada is expected to bring clarity today to the question of who should pay for cleaning up a mercury-contaminated site near Ontario's Grassy Narrows First Nation.
By the end of December, the manager of the Lake Country Food Bank, which is run by 65 volunteers, estimates it will have received 336,000 pounds of food this year.
A video of a Port Moody, B.C. student with Down syndrome sinking a three-pointer went viral. But Reid Demelo's classmates say he was a star well before that.
A B.C. educational assistant has won her job back after being accused of pushing an autistic nine-year-old who had clawed at her face and kicked her in the nose.
Watch live as Canada's men's and women's national teams compete at the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series event in Dubai.
There’s something different about the way Erik Read is feeling to start this alpine ski season. He can’t quite put his finger on it just yet. But there’s a different type of energy, focus and motivation as he gets set to take on the rest of the world.
Roni Remme is 23 years old, learned to ski in her hometown of Collingwood, Ont., at the Alpine Ski Club, and is arguably this country’s brightest young talent set to emerge on the World Cup circuit.
Mr. Manufacturer,
Who is your biggest customer?
Who do you depend on the most to choose your products?
If you're thinking the local jobbers or Mr.John Q. Public, give your head a shake.