LONGUEUIL — The crew of the Artemis II mission, including Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen, are heading around the moon in 2026, but the team said
TORONTO — Medical supply shortages last fall for palliative and home care patients were triggered by one vendor, but a lack of planning and oversight
TORONTO — A familiar face strolled off the Toronto FC practice field Wednesday as the team continued its preparation for Saturday’s visit by Inter Miami
TORONTO — After the Toronto Blue Jays clinched their playoff berth with a win Sunday, fans are gearing up to secure their spot in the
TORONTO — An Ontario Catholic school board that made headlines for banning alternative flags, including those marking Pride, has been ordered by the province’s education
TORONTO — As the Toronto Blue Jays look to win it all this post-season, some fans say their nervousness and cautious excitement for the playoffs
As a new mother almost 20 years ago, a woman in Alberta fell victim to online misinformation about vaccines. Today sheâs a pro-vaccine advocate, and uses her past experiences to inform vaccine-hesitant parents
TORONTO — The City of Toronto says crisis workers will be deployed to some subway platforms as part of a pilot project starting in November.
Jean-François Roberge, the minister responsible for French in Quebec, said these changes were intended to clear up “confusion” and insisted that he didn’t wish to “exclude anybody.”
TORONTO — Mae Martin’s “Wayward” explores a small town riddled with dark secrets, but the juiciest drama happened off camera. The Canadian comedian says they
Acclaimed Italian actor Claudia Cardinale, who starred in some of the most celebrated European films of the 1960s and 1970s, has died in France, her agent said Wednesday. She was 87.
Typhoon Ragasa, the world’s most powerful tropical cyclone this year, made landfall in southern China on Wednesday after killing 15 people in Taiwan and lashing Hong Kong with ferocious winds and heavy rains.
Birdwatchers from across northern Ontario and as far south as Toronto have flocked to the rural community of Foleyet to catch a glimpse of a rare bird usually found much farther south.
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed… Carney wraps up trip to UN General Assembly
Toronto Metropolitan University’s School of Medicine in Brampton, Ont., has started training a new generation of family physicians to address a major doctor shortage in Canada, but educators hope they will also better reflect the people they’re helping.
Canada’s economy has weakened as a result of Donald Trump’s tariffs. But sweeping exemptions for most Canadian exports has meant the economy has performed better than many feared. This week, new GDP numbers should show the economy has started to eke out some growth again over the summer.
Family and friends of a 15-year-old shot dead by police said Monday they feared the investigation would not lead to justice. Now, Quebec’s police watchdog faces scrutiny as it investigates the boy’s killing.
Restaurant Pearl Morissette in the Lincoln, Ont., neighbourhood of Jordan Station is now one of just two Canadian restaurants with two Michelin stars, a rare culinary honour.Â
TORONTO — Toronto Blue Jays fans may be stressed out by Major League Baseball’s final week, but Kevin Gausman is relishing it. The Blue Jays
TORONTO — Nathaniel Lowe had RBI singles in the second and sixth innings as the Boston Red Sox earned a 4-1 win over the Toronto
TORONTO — It once seemed that Alek Manoah was the future ace of the Toronto Blue Jays. That possibility has come to a surprising end.
The Rapture is near, at least according to an apocalyptic prophecy by one South African man who says it will fall on Tuesday or Wednesday. His claim has gone viral and some believe it will mark the end times while others mock it on social media.
