In Canada, no charges have been laid in the wake of the 2016 Panama Papers leak.

The province is set to announce rapid COVID-19 testing in schools in high-risk areas that would also allow for widespread testing in cases of outbreaks to help keep students in class, sources say.

The 119 Conservative members of Parliament gather in person in Ottawa on Tuesday for their first caucus meeting since Canadians re-elected a minority Liberal government — and with it, a smaller Conservative caucus than had been on Parliament Hill b...

Thirty-four years after the Law Society opened the door to legal advertising, critics say Ontario lawyers are increasingly flouting the rules of professional conduct in their U.S.-style marketing.

Energetic rookie Scottie Barnes and the Raptors reconnect with Scotiabank Arena crowd in first game since February 2020.

Meanwhile, another sharp jump in the number of COVID-19 cases in New Brunswick is forcing more than a dozen schools to close.

The families of Zemerai Khan Mohammed, 26, and Tyler McLean, 25, described their loss in court Monday. “Our boys were alive, vibrant human beings who showed loyalty and bravery and love for each other in their final moments of life,” McLean’s m...

While the subsidies were gradually winding down over the summer, the taps are scheduled to officially shut off Oct. 23.

In what is being called the largest collaborative journalism project in history, hundreds of journalists around the world have released their findings from The Pandora Papers, which detail the financial details of how the ultra-rich move and hide mon...

The apps for Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp continue to be down worldwide. The company has not said what might be causing the outage, which began around 11:45 a.m. Monday, but security analyst at iON United suspect it’s accidental.

Ford is signalling the unofficial start of the June 2 provincial election campaign with a throne speech touting the Progressive Conservative government’s record combating COVID-19.

Blake Desjarlais, the newly elected New Democrat representative for Edmonton Griesbach made history in last month’s federal election by becoming Canada’s first openly Two-Spirit member of Parliament.