After five days where campaigns jostled and struggled to put forward a compelling message to engage Canadians, Liberals and NDP zeroed in on health care and staffing shortages that failed health workers, seniors and Canadian families while trying to ...

Thirteen new members have been elected to the Green Party of Canada’s top governing body in what could mark a new chapter for Annamie Paul’s troubled leadership.

The leaders of the three main parties are still sorting out how to connect with voters, Tonda MacCharles writes.

Peter MacKay famously called socially conservative values a “stinking albatross” around the party’s neck that helped defeat it the 2019 federal election. This time, things are a bit different.

Dump or cement trucks were involved in a quarter of all cyclist deaths in Toronto between 2006 and 2020.

Canada won’t be able to get the majority of the 6,000 Afghans on its rescue list out of Afghanistan as the safe passage out of Kabul airport remains uncertain, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says.

Premier Doug Ford has dismissed a Progressive Conservative MPP from his caucus after he refused to get vaccinated against COVID-19. Another MPP, who did not get her shot, has been allowed to remain unvaccinated after she obtained a “medical exempti...

Members of Ontario’s civil service and political staff will have to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or face regular testing under a new policy for returning to their offices this fall with the Delta variant expected to take deeper hold.

Ottawa ‘expects’ employers such as banks, insurance companies and telecos to require vaccination policies for their employees, but policies not yet mandated.

Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives have apologized for mailing out fake “invoices” soliciting cash from past donors after a firestorm of controversy.

As of June 15, COVID-19 cases in Canadian health-care workers stood at 94,873, up from 65,920 on Jan. 15, the Canadian Institute for Health Information says.

Tallio pleaded guilty and was convicted of second-degree murder in the death of his cousin, Delavina Mack, in 1983. He was released on bail in January 2020 in anticipation of a long-awaited appeal.

Meanwhile, President Joe Biden defended his push to give booster shots to all Americans, countering criticism that the move is unfair to other nations that are still struggling to procure a first dose.