OTTAWA — Hollywood actor Richard Gere said Monday Canada shouldn’t pivot to a stronger relationship with China in response to its strained relationship with the
TORONTO — The mood was celebratory on the rooftop of Toronto City Hall on Monday morning, as dozens gathered in the brisk weather to watch
TORONTO — Toronto police say their homicide unit is investigating after an elderly woman was killed in a house fire over the weekend. Police say
TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford is looking at making some information on the sex offender registry public, in the wake of a controversial Supreme
TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford is defending his government’s skills-development funding system that allows a minister to hand-pick recipients against the advice of bureaucrats,
HALIFAX — New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says U.S. President Donald Trump is squarely to blame for the frosty relationship between Canada and the United
OTTAWA — New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says premiers had a “productive” meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney today, mainly to discuss the federal budget
OTTAWA — Green Party Leader Elizabeth May offered the Liberals a critical yes vote on Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first budget Monday afternoon — just
Two people have been charged in a spate of mausoleum and cemetery thefts in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area and the Niagara region. Halton
CALGARY — TransAlta Corp. has signed a deal to buy Far North Power Corp. and its four natural gas-fired power plants in Ontario for $95
Warren Abbey made his first million dollars selling chocolate bars and chips, and he wouldn’t have it any other way. After spending much of his
The number of Palestinians dying in Israeli custody surged to nearly 100 people since the start of the war in Gaza, according to a report published Monday by a human rights group that says systematic violence and denial of medical care at prisons and detention centers contributed to many of the deaths it examined.
Durham Regional Police say they are investigating after a male died from gunshot wounds at a local hospital. Police say officers received a call at
Hark, can you hear it? It’s barely audible over the sound of a zillion people muttering, “isn’t it too early for this?” while sipping holiday
More than six years after a provincial report into money laundering warned about the rise of a so-called “grey market” exporting Canadian luxury cars to China, many of the insurance agents who processed paperwork enabling the shadowy deals are facing sanctions.
The latest scandal at Queenâs Park revolves around the Skills Development Fund â a little known pocket of government funding for organizations to address challenges in hiring, training or retraining workers.Â
