Professor Qian Liu shares how her team is using AI to tackle big challenges like Alzheimer’s and why Winnipeg could be Canada’s next AI hub.

Ian Smith, a farmer near Argyle, Man., has been raising pigs on his farm north of Winnipeg since 1969. While more people are demanding his product, he said it hasn’t come without its challenges.

Rodger Lourenzo opens his home for an eclectic, one-of-a-kind annual art exhibit that’s been building community for 25 years.

PM Mark Carney speaks about evolving threats facing Canada and the government’s role to combat it by boosting NATO spending.

Rural Ontario is getting an infusion of government money to pull from to try and ride out uncertain economic times.

Officials with London fire say a graduation ceremony at London South Collegiate ended abruptly when lightning struck the school’s chimney.

General Mills forecast annual profit below expectations, amid weak demand in a tariff-driven, uncertain macroeconomic background.

A former Abbotsford mixed martial arts fighter, who crashed a vehicle into a RCMP building in Langley, B.C. nearly two years ago, will soon learn his fate.

Our partner and style contributor Afiya Francisco shares her tips on ushering in summer in style.

Registered dietitian Laurie Barker Jackman shares her tasty recipe for cheesecake bowls.

We get the details on an upcoming national music documentary featuring performances by Indigenous artists.

A rare stretch of forest on Newfoundland’s Avalon Peninsula is now permanently protected, thanks to a land donation from former premier Danny Williams and his family.