If falling cases and rising vaccines rates continue, Ontario could move to a form of post-pandemic normal sometime in August.

Annamie Paul’s chief rival in last year’s Green leadership race says the embattled politician can save herself from party operatives trying to oust her — if she takes responsibility for the loss of a Green MP who defected to the Liberals.

The fast-moving wildfire that tore through the village last Wednesday left little to recognize of the community, which was home to about 250 people in town and about 2,000 Nlaka’pamux people in the Lytton First Nation communities around it.

This was a big week for many Canadians who live in the U.S., because for the first time in about 16 months they were able to visit home without quarantining for two weeks. But there are still many more who cannot cross and when that will change is an...

No punishment recommended after an investigation that found the former politician engaged in discreditable conduct and failed to adhere to council policies and procedures.

Annoyance, but an odd sense of happiness. Weird guilt. Hard to celebrate. Canadians with family overseas on their mixed emotions at the pandemic easing here, while worsening in countries around the world.

The Calgary Stampede might be the biggest major event to go ahead in this uncertain, nearly-post-pandemic summer. While major events such as the CNE in Toronto have opted not to go ahead, the Stampede opened its doors Friday.

If recent polling is to be believed, the Liberals may have a couple of potential openings in Alberta — historically a Conservative stronghold. How do they take advantage should an election be called?

Step 3, starting July, 16, allows for more indoor activities, including restaurant dining and gym use, while larger crowds are permitted for outdoor activities. Masking and distancing rules remain.

The Calgary Stampede and many other Canadians are embracing fireworks this year. But they come with dangers, and environmental costs.

Canadian researchers have been pioneers in the study of the “violence link,” which hypothesizes that abuse of animals and abuse of people are not distinct problems, but part of intertwined patterns of behaviour.