Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau retweeted an edited video of Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole’s answer in a 2020 interview on the subject of privatized health care.

Her entire life Nargiss Jamal fought for the rights of women and children. Now, she sits with her family in a Toronto quarantine hotel, watching the Taliban take over her ‘beautiful Afghanistan’

As the last of the American troops withdraw from Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, interpreters and civilians who worked for Canada scramble outside airport to get a flight to safety

Worker who fled Alberta farm has made a new start in Ontario, securing an open work permit under a new federal program designed to offer a safety net to vulnerable workers. But the process has been criticized for having ‘significant flaws.’

Camps noticed more children than usual were anxious and struggled to make friends. But most were able to quickly adjust once they got used to it.

Michelle Shemilt is a textbook example of the saying no good deed goes unpunished. On Friday, almost three years after the incident, the prosecution withdrew the remaining charge of failing to stay at the scene of a fatal accident

“If you want to learn about special effects in movies, we have books on that. And if you want to learn about the use of religion in cinema, we have books on that, too.”

The celebrated CBC host gives the full report on early alarms, international stories — and the history of tulips

Abdul Ali wanted to raise money for his grassroots program, RexReads, which provides free books to hundreds of BIPOC youths from underserved communities. So, he bought an ice cream maker, and Rex’s Premium Ice Cream was born

Meanwhile, the delta variant has forced Australia and New Zealand to review their strategies of eliminating coronavirus infections

A Star survey of the province’s universities and colleges found the number of deferral requests they received this year remained high as a result of the pandemic.