Some of them looked ridiculous in their costumes, but there was nothing funny about how they temporarily shut down the peaceful transfer of power in Washington, Edward Keenan writes.

Officials have declared the U.S. Capitol complex “secure” after heavily armed police moved to end a violent occupation by supporters of President Donald Trump.

Americans who have built their truth around Trump saw Wednesday as a moral imperative.

“We’re hoping things will calm down,” Trudeau tells Vancouver radio station as Trump supporters delay Biden’s certification by storming U.S. Capitol.

Pascal Siakam broke out with 32 points, but the Raptors still lost for the sixth time in seven games.

It’s the latest in a series of revelations of politicians and other high-profile leaders who have travelled out of the country during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ontario is mulling tougher lockdown restrictions with new COVID-19 infections plateauing above 3,000 a day, vaccines in short supply and hospitalizations rising to more alarming levels, says Premier Doug Ford.

The team at Michael Garron Hospital completed the first round of doses for all eligible residents across 22 homes, Wednesday.

Most Ontarians are “not confident” that schools will be able to safely reopen for in-class learning this month due to concerns about COVID-19, a new poll suggests.

Durham and Niagara regions are now reviewing their workplace outbreak reporting policies in the wake of Toronto’s decision to publicize workplace outbreaks.

If we buckle down for one last, longer lockdown, could we avoid a third wave of COVID-19, save lives and see improved economic outcomes? A new report says just that. Saba Eitizaz speaks with Robert Greenhill, executive chair of Global Canada, who spe...

Meanwhile, Tokyo has reported a daily record of 1,591 coronavirus cases as the national government prepares to declare a state of emergency this week to cope with a new wave of infections.