Ontario’s premier says he’s confident the environmental concerns about a long-proposed highway have been studied closely and that the Toronto-area project should move forward.

During an affordability policy announcement in Surrey on Monday, four reporters asked Rustad multiple times about the video and his stance on the COVID-19 vaccination program. Rustad repeatedly dodged those questions but said the previous inability of unvaccinated doctors and nurses to get their jobs back in B.C. was a “horrendous problem.”

They’re not on the same team. Or even the same league. But football players Amélie Beauregard and Maya Turner have a lot in common: they’re both breaking down barriers for women in a sport dominated by men.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appeared as a guest on CBS’s The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Monday.

Jazz great Benny Golson, a tenor saxophonist and composer of standards such as Killer Joe and Along Came Betty, has died. He was 95. Golson died Saturday at his home in Manhattan after a short illness, said Golson’s longtime agent, Jason Franklin.

Hall of Fame hockey player Mark Messier will be among the on-air talent for Amazon’s new NHL broadcast. Andi Petrillo, who was host of CBC’s Olympic coverage this past summer, will have same role on Prime Monday Night Hockey.

Organizers of the Juno Awards announced two new categories, a week after reversing their decision on three of four categories that were set to be dropped.

More than four million people have been affected by floods across six countries in western and central Africa, the World Health Organization says.

A new charter challenge set to get underway on Monday will test the constitutionality of a controversial Ontario law that allows hospitals to place discharged

Swedish electric vehicle battery manufacturer Northvolt says construction of a $7-billion plant on Montreal’s South Shore will proceed as planned, despite announcing on Monday its intention to lay off 1,600 employees.

Canadian musician Jacob Hoggard has pleaded not guilty to sexual assault in a northeastern Ontario court as his trial gets underway.

Some locals are welcoming visitors with open arms, but experts suggest it is unclear how a recent wildfire will affect tourism. Visitors should prepare for the area to look different from older photos, as it will take years for the area to look how it did.