According to a statement released Tuesday night, New York Rep. Brian Higgins said the U.S. is “planning to reopen its land border to Canadians in November.”

A new report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives negates the theory that servers and workers are still on government aid. Instead, most have moved on to better paid jobs in professional services.

Mark Strahl, the Conservative MP for the British Columbia riding of Chilliwack—Hope, told the Star on Tuesday that he opposes any vaccine requirement for MPs returning to Ottawa after this year’s federal election.

Toronto transit users got a glimpse of the city’s newest rail line when Metrolinx gave media a ride on the Eglinton Crosstown LRT.

Meanwhile, Quebec is reporting 409 new cases of COVID-19 Tuesday and two more deaths attributed to the coronavirus.

Fortin was relieved of his duties in May and charged with sexual assault in August, an allegation he denies.

The Ontario Liberals are banking on a prominent banker to safeguard one of their most valuable seats.

Parents frustrated by limited information shared about COVID cases in schools at a time when there are more ongoing outbreaks than in any other sector.

Osman Osman’s second-degree murder charge was upgraded Tuesday to first-degree murder in the September stabbing death of law clerk Julia Ferguson.

People took to Twitter to share their northern lights sightings in Alberta and across the country.