The dramatic developments on Wet’suwet’en territory were the latest episode in an ongoing dispute which, two years ago, saw protests stretch across Canada.

‘Thousands more’ soldiers are on standby as the province prepares to use state of emergency powers to stymie price gouging.

The announcement expected Friday means one of the biggest pediatric vaccination efforts in Canada’s history will soon be underway.

The provincial government announced Thursday that it will send home five rapid test kits with every public school student — a total of 11 million tests — before the winter break, to use twice a week during their time off and before they return to...

Transportation minister insists she’s not worried the public inquiry into the Ottawa LRT fiasco sets a precedent to probe other potential boondoggles like Highway 413 or the Bradford Bypass.

Rielly bagged the first two goals of the game, one on the power play, and the Leafs picked up their fifth win in a row — 10th in their last 11 games — against the New York Rangers, who had won four straight.

Over six decades the author of The Handmaid’s Tale has created iconic heroines, chronicled women’s struggles — and challenged the sisterhood.

Nova Scotia MP Sean Fraser says he wants to clear application backlogs and ‘make the process less painful for families’ trying to come here.

The case will now continue in court on Dec. 16, presumably to set a date for trial.

Meanwhile, it will take “a few days to perhaps a week,” before kids can get their shots, says Health Minister Christine Elliotth; eading into the holiday season, Ontario will take COVID-19 testing into shopping malls and other busy locations; stu...

‘A cop shot a guy they didn’t need to, and we want to know why’ — SIU investigators interviewing civilian, police witnesses while family of Rodger Kotanko left wondering why the fatal shooting happened

Corporate Assets Inc., the auction company hosting the listing, has released details of an auction for 38 “exceptionally maintained” motorcoach models. In May 2021, Greyhound Canada closed its remaining Canadian routes in Ontario and Quebec.