A group organizing protests outside Stephen Lecce’s house discussed pooling cash to hire private detectives to “dig up dirt” on the education minister, took pictures of his backyard and mused about gaining access to his daily schedule. the Star...

Several Liberal candidates have noticed a swell of vitriol and vandalism within their ridings, as Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau contends with unrest from anti-vaccine and anti-lockdown protesters that have plagued his own campaign over the past week.

A hat-trick of blockbuster news stories could make Vancouver’s housing crisis anger a federal force in the election.

Advising Americans to “reconsider travel” to Canada doesn’t seem like a sign the U.S. government is on the verge of opening the doors wide to travellers from there, Edward Keenan writes.

Building on the lessons learned from the 2015 campaign to resettle Syrian refugees, advocates and community groups hope to replicate that success with Lifeline Afghanistan in response to the world’s latest humanitarian crisis.

The demonstrations popping up as the Liberal leader makes his way across the country are dragging Canadian politics down a perilous path, Susan Delacourt writes.

The costs of COVID-19 were top of mind for federal party leaders Tuesday as new data suggested Canada was on shaky fiscal footing heading into the fourth wave of the pandemic.

Experts say the policy proposal would accomplish nothing in the global push to reduce emissions that cause climate change while damaging the Canadian economy.

Liberal candidate Raj Saini denies inappropriate behaviour toward his female staffers in a statement issued after news of allegations against him surfaced on Tuesday.

Ontario is scrambling to pull a promised COVID-19 vaccination passport plan together after Premier Doug Ford sent proposals back to the drawing board.

Meanwhile, disarray over Ontario’s vaccination passports has prompted the cancellation of the regularly weekly news conference on COVID-19 from chief medical officer Dr. Kieran Moore