Erin O’Toole is making an aggressive pitch for centrist voters, but Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau says his rival is not a progressive conservative leader.

Reading the names of the victims is how this nation chooses to formally remember that day, Edward Keenan writes.

“Sometimes I get taken right back there, walking down those 78 flights of stairs. It’s like it’s happening right now.”

‘I actually went into my faith and realized how peaceful it actually is. And I wanted to represent that,’ says one woman, who dug deeper into Islam in response to a rise in anti-Muslim sentiment following the attacks.

BioNTech, the German company that collaborated with Pfizer on its mRNA vaccine, said it would soon be ready to provide new information to regulators.

Soon, 75% of Canadians will have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Friends of Prabhjot Singh worry he died in a hate crime, although police say there is no evidence as to the motive for the killing yet.

People may find the process challenging due to factors like language barriers and internet access. Complicating things more is a mail-in ballot kit includes the ballot and three envelopes that must be assembled Russian-doll-style.

Lisa Robinson denies authoring racist and Islamophobic tweets brought to light Friday by Liberal opponent Nathaniel Erskine-Smith.

One political science expert said the incident was ethically “out of line,” though Elections Canada said something of this nature does not appear to contradict regulations in the Canada Elections Act.

Meanwhile, New Brunswick is reporting 24 fresh cases of COVID-19, and, once again, the vast majority are people who haven’t been vaccinated.

Catholic school board urges Toronto Public Health to allow after-school clubs and sports to resume.

New community hub offers youth a space of their own for academic, career and social supports.