TORONTO — Premier Doug Ford’s government returns to Queen’s Park Monday for what promises to be a short but intense seven-week sitting that opposition parties
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith told an Edmonton Chamber of Commerce event Thursday that while the latest youth unemployment numbers were heartening, she was still concerned they were too high.
On Oct. 6, more than 51,000 teachers across Alberta walked off the job after months of failed negotiations between the Alberta Teachersâ Association and the provincial government.
Sam Rivers, a founding member and bassist for the metal band Limp Bizkit, died on Saturday at the age of 48, his bandmates said in a social media post.
While artwork by Maud Lewis routinely sells for tens of thousands of dollars, rising interest in other Nova Scotian folk artists means their work is now selling for thousands of dollars.
Some people were in line as early as 4 a.m. Saturday after the west-end Ottawa clinic announced it was signing up between 400 and 600 new patients.
With an election in Quebec a year away, the governing Coalition Avenir Québec government and the front-running Parti Québécois are jostling over who can be the most secular, reigniting a debate in Quebec that keeps coming back.
A non-profit group is fighting to save a historical building inside a former WW II prisoner-of-war camp from demolition.
TORONTO — Anthony Stolarz has had enough. The Maple Leafs goaltender cut a frustrated figure Saturday following a 4-3 overtime loss to the Seattle Kraken
CALGARY — The Calgary Stampeders have a CFL playoff berth in the bag with more to play for in the final week of the regular
TORONTO — Toronto FC exits the Major League Soccer season with a smile on its face and some hope for the future after a 4-2
OSHAWA — A child is dead and two other people have serious injuries following a trailer fire in southern Ontario. Durham Regional Police Acting Staff
