The National

Kawhi Leonard left the Toronto Raptors after a championship season, but got a hero’s welcome on his first game back in the city.

In Hartlepool, a coastal town in northeastern England, many voters hope Brexit will help restore its industrial strength.

Traditional political foes are working together in Northern Ireland toward the common goal of defeating Boris Johnson and his Brexit plan.

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More workplaces and schools are becoming nap friendly and it’s a choice that could be good for your health — in small doses.

Clarence Hynes and Craig Avery were switched at birth and didn’t find out for more than 50 years. They’re now suing the hospital where it happened.

Many survivors of the New Zealand volcano eruption suffered severe burns requiring skin graft surgery, leaving doctors scrambling to find skin donations.

Boeing was warned about potential problems with the 737 Max jets before two deadly crashes, a Congressional hearing was told Wednesday.

Transport Canada investigated allegations one of its workers sent a “racist” email to coworkers 10 years ago, while the woman who reported the email says it was covered up.

The result of Thursday’s U.K. election will also determine what’s next for Brexit.

The world's first successful test flight for a fully electric commercial aircraft was done Tuesday by Vancouver-based Harbour Air Seaplanes. The flight is a step forward for the industry and Canada.  

U.S. President Donald Trump was defiant Tuesday as Democrats announced two impeachment charges. Trump called the charges "weak" and "political madness."

An electric car doesn't produce emissions, but its parts still have a carbon footprint. We look at all the components of EVs, from how they're charged to what's in the battery to see how environmentally friendly they are.

Some B.C. salmon stocks could face extinction after a rock slide over the summer blocked a critical migration route that hasn't been cleared.

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There are concerns airlines will use loopholes in new passenger rights legislation to avoid paying compensation for flight delays.

Boris Johnson and the Conservatives have made "get Brexit done" a campaign focus. The National looks at the tactic and whether it will work.

A day after the NHL promised to crack down on staff behaviour, Dallas Stars coach Jim Montgomery was fired for "unprofessional conduct" not related to his time behind the bench.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney used meetings in Ottawa to push Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to move forward on Western issues like the TMX pipeline.

A year after they were first detained, Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor could now face trials on national security charges in China.

New Zealand officials say White Island isn't yet safe enough for crews to recover bodies of eight people believed to still be at the eruption site.

It took years of negotiations, but the new NAFTA includes resolution on two sticking points: paths to lower drug prices and ways to enforce labour standards. But not all Canadian industries are happy with the deal.

There were heated exchanges at U.S. President Donald Trump’s impeachment hearings on Monday as Republicans maintain they are just a tactic to go after Trump.

At least five tourists are dead after New Zealand’s White Island volcano erupted. Eight others are still missing, but authorities don’t expect to find any survivors.

The long-standing myths about electric vehicles one reason they aren’t everywhere and subject to months-long waits. David Common looks at why and some incentives that could boost supply of electric vehicles.