TORONTO — Hundreds of public servants rallied outside Queen’s Park on Thursday to protest the province’s return-to-office mandate, in the latest outcry from Canadian workers
Members of François Legault’s Coalition Avenir Québec government weren’t mincing their words Thursday when reacting to Ottawa’s intervention in the Supreme Court of Canada’s case on Quebec’s secularism law, known as Bill 21.Â
TORONTO — Hockey Canada’s third summit analyzing the game’s culture will focus on discrimination. The third edition of its “Beyond The Boards” summit will be
ABCâs decision to pull late-show host Jimmy Kimmel off the air marks what observers see as an escalation in a campaign by U.S. President Donald Trump and his allies to pressure media critics into silence.Â
TORONTO — A public health unit is alerting patients who visited a walk-in clinic west of Toronto that they may have been exposed to blood-borne
TORONTO — Morgan Rielly took a long look in the mirror over the summer. The Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman entered last season’s training camp feeling
TORONTO — Baseball fans will now be able to watch the Toronto Blue Jays game on Friday night on the team’s regular broadcast home in
A 7.8-magnitude earthquake has shaken the Pacific Basin near Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula.
TORONTO — Ontario’s chiefs of police are coming out strongly in favour of speed cameras, after Premier Doug Ford threatened to get rid of them
A spirited B.C. Premier David Eby took aim at the federal government Thursday over what he says is the unfair treatment of B.C. ferry passengers before accusing Alberta Premier Danielle Smithâs aggressive pipeline push of threatening the viability of other projects in his province.
Conservative and Liberal MPs sparred Thursday in the House of Commons over reforms to Canada’s bail system, as the Official Opposition emphasizes crime early in the fall sitting.
Canada Post says it will be sending new offers to the Canadian Union of Postal Workers in an effort to move negotiations forward.
