Beach, who was the eleventh overall pick for the Blackhawks in 2008, identified himself on TSN’s Sportscentre on Wednesday.

While the shuffling of key ministers and the ousting of others dominated cabinet chatter on Tuesday, trailing behind were questions over the MPs thought to be cabinet shoe-ins who were nowhere to be seen.

When the institution is more important than the people in it, you need leadership to preserve them, writes Bruce Arthur.

Sources tell the Star the vote to approve Natale’s retirement was reversed because Edward approached the CEO about leaving without consulting the board first.

O’Toole says the committee that made COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory for members of Parliament overstepped its authority, and that the decision should have been made by the House of Commons when it resumes sitting on Nov. 22.

“I am a survivor,” Beach said in an interview with TSN. Here’s what else you need to know about the Canadian and his hockey career.

It’s the latest development in the bitter and drawn-out power struggle that erupted inside the party over the past year, with Paul’s supporters alleging she faced unjustified resistance from top Green officials, and her opponents charging Paul tr...

Temporary cuts for November and December are designed to protect the service on the busiest bus routes.

Pressure is mounting on Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative government to make COVID-19 shots mandatory to attend public school in Ontario.

The province is “directly messing with our ability to defend clients,” CLA president John Struthers said Wednesday. “How do we convince the Crown to drop the charge when we have no threat whatsoever of going to trial and making them prove it?�...

The National Police Federation, which represents some 20,000 Mounties in Canada, issued a release Wednesday saying an amendment to a Surrey bylaw restricting political signs is meant to muzzle those supporting the national police force as the city mo...

Meanwhile, the TTC says it plans to cut transit service starting Nov. 21 because a significant portion of its workforce won’t comply with its mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy.