Greg Mercer

Effort to follow Alberta reporter Carrie Tait should be taken seriously by police, advocacy group says

Inflated contracts were steered to companies with ties to a former vice-president of London Health Sciences Centre, lawsuit alleges

Immigration lawyers are scrambling to interpret the rules, which treat Canadian visitors like other foreign nationals

Dick Pound found Frank Fowlie, then-Wrestling Canada’s complaints and appeals officer, was harassed by two university coaches and a wrestler’s mother during an attempted investigation

MPs could vote Wednesday on move to call for former coaches John Herdman and Bev Priestman, and former players to appear at parliamentary committee

Former women’s head coach issues first public comments, hopes for ‘turning point for our game’

Law enforcement officials believe the weapon used to shoot Donald Trump, an AR-15-style assault rifle, was purchased by Thomas Matthew Crooks’s father

In interviews with The Globe both in November and in the past week, Sanjay Kumar Verma said Canada has not shown India anything that ties Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s slaying to his country

In the midst of civil unrest, the Islamic Republic of Iran blinded hundreds of dissidents. Now, survivors are using their injuries to draw attention to the country’s uprising

Quebec ERs were at 125-per-cent capacity on Monday, according to Index Santé, a health-data website

Across Canada, some physicians who studied abroad chafe against provincial policies that are designed to help smaller communities – and threaten steep fines if they prefer to work in larger cities

A proposal to build a northern highway connecting a series of remote coastal communities in Labrador to the rest of the country could change the region’s entire way of life

After scrapping a similar initiative in 2018, the province is looking to reboot the program, which could add hundreds of new doctors to the health care system by spring

With too much bureaucracy and too few residency spots, Canada is getting a global reputation as a hard place for physicians to work

Canada’s health care system needs physicians to fill important gaps, but it has also set up barriers for international graduates to practise here instead of the U.S., Britain and Australia

Anglers say the water in the Gander River has been noticeably balmy, part of a warming trend. In temperatures above 23 C, Atlantic salmon can become stressed, and anything beyond 28 C can be lethal

Climate change is altering all the rules for winemakers in the Annapolis Valley, and also opening up new possibilities at Nova Scotia vineyards

The audio recording reveals Brenda Lucki telling the Nova Scotia RCMP to release details about the killer’s weapons and that she had been speaking to Justin Trudeau’s office

Only a few dozen people still live in Gaultois, N.L., after decades that closed the fish plant, shrank the local school and left many homes abandoned. Now, those left will vote on a contentious plan to take provincial compensation and leave

The N.L. government, meanwhile, announced $30-million in aid that would provide ‘immediate financial support’ to those most affected, as frustration mounted among residents of hard-hit Channel-Port aux Basques