Liberal MP Chandra Arya is accusing his caucus colleague Sukh Dhaliwal of threatening him in the House of Commons on Friday.

It took a pair of Hollywood writers to bring a quintessentially Canadian heist story to the screen. The Sticky, loosely based on the 2011-2012 theft of nearly 3,000 tonnes of maple syrup valued at almost $19 million from a storage facility in Quebec, hits Amazon Prime on Friday.

Quebec Premier François Legault said Friday afternoon that he wants to ban praying in public spaces and that he was considering using the notwithstanding clause to do so.

New details have emerged in the murder case of a man accused of killing a Canadian woman in the remote Shetland Islands of Scotland. Aren Pearson, 40, is charged with assault, murder and obstruction in the death of 24-year-old Claire Leveque, of Edmonton. He has pleaded not guilty.

After years of lying dormant, the civil war in Syria is suddenly active again. A coalition of rebel forces have dealt stunning setbacks to the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. Now, with his final strongholds under threat, the question is whether his weakened allies will step up to save him.

Canada’s unemployment rate jumped to 6.8 per cent last month as more people looked for work in a weakening job market.   

Taylor Swift received a rapturous welcome at B.C. Place Friday for the first of three sold-out shows in Vancouver this weekend that bring her blockbuster

It could take a while yet for the federal government’s cybersecurity bill to become law after the Senate found an error that would essentially nullify the legislation’s entire reason for existing.

With Montreal facing a sharp rise in homelessness, shelters are struggling to meet the demand and keep people safe during the colder months. For some shelters, that means making chairs available for people to stay through the night.

The four-country NHL-hosted tournament will be a measuring stick ahead of NHL players’ return to the Olympics in 2026.

Federal Justice Minister Arif Virani is set to meet with the chief justices of Canada’s four federal courts on Friday, after they warned of a budgetary shortfall creating “critical” pressure on their operations, including efforts to clear a backlog of immigration filings in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver.

A centrepiece of the Liberal climate plan, carbon pricing, has become a rallying cry for the opposition leader Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives, whose Axe the Tax campaign has tapped into growing anxieties about the daily costs of housing, food and other necessities.