From critical raw materials to fighting wildfires, a document obtained by POLITICO reveals a wide-ranging expansion in relations.

Backpack went from hitching a ride on his mom’s back to cross the Brooks River to winning the hearts of fat bear fans around the world.

Protein is everywhere — in chips, candy, cookies, even water. Does that make these products healthy?

Recognizing estrangement gives patients an opportunity to consider what they want to leave behind

The evening was filled with memorable speeches, performances and quotes from Canadian and international musicians

A new Phase 1/2 clinical trial involving 30 patients demonstrates that genetically modifying donor stem cells with CRISPR to remove the CD33 protein can allow targeted cancer therapies to attack aggre

Researchers have uncovered molecular differences that distinguish painful endometriosis.

New data shows fatal crashes on Halifax roadways jumped last year, with some residents saying current plans are not working.

ASH Sets New Standards for Diagnosing Iron Deficiency

Researchers find the rate of tick-related emergency room visits has decreased by half since the change was implemented.

Audiences in St. John’s got a sneak peek Wednesday at the latest big-budget production showcasing Newfoundland and Labrador to the world.

While six-year-old Ethan Hackney focuses on playing with Lego and trips to the beach, his parents have started an online search to find him a live kidney donor.

Canada’s four Atlantic provinces punch above their weight when it comes to producing guitar pop.

Kim Chow donated one of her organs through the Kidney Paired Donation Program

Want to know what ‘cuffing season’ or ‘looksmaxxing’ is? Now you can find some official definitions

The walk-in clinic on Baker Drive in Dartmouth will close on November 30. The location on Spring Garden Road in Halifax will close on December 31.

The company that owns the Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs in Cape Breton announced it is opening a new course near Oxford, Nova Scotia.

Former Canadian prime minister Jean Chrétien drew thunderous applause on Friday during a fiery and patriotic speech in Gander, N.L, where many had gathered at a sports arena to commemorate the 25th an...

A French nobleman commissioned the building with funds provided by King Louis XIV and the original portion was built in 1708

Fourteen big ideas. Three minutes each. One winner goes to Berlin.

ALT: Grumpy But Cute Dog with Plant

I miss her already.

Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's Elizabeth Holmes documentary "You Can See Everything" stuns Telluride and could hand A24 a shot at Oscar history.

Nova Scotia’s legislature resumes Tuesday after a rocky spring sitting and a minister’s resignation over rap music lyrics from 2013. Here’s what to watch for.