While road closures may be disruptive, they are necessary, Toronto Mayor John Tory said at a Friday news conference.

The biggest mistake is to not anticipate the risk, experts say.

The lawsuit seeks damages for emotional and mental distress, headaches and sleeping difficulties.

The platform said it would release the funds for a peaceful demonstration, but not for an occupation that has been linked to illegal activity.

Meanwhile, as many as four million Ontarians may have been infected with the Omicron variant, say science advisors; police have closed part of University Avenue to try to guarantee healthcare workers and patients access to hospitals ahead of arrival ...

“How did we get to a place where a health worker has to fear for their safety just while they’re going to work?” asked palliative care physician Dr. Naheed Dosani.

Party insiders were abuzz Friday with speculation about whether the Ottawa MP would enter the contest to replace Erin O’Toole.

Toronto improved to 7-3 in the second game of back-to-back sets this season.

In the face of a growing crisis over Russia’s military buildup in eastern Europe, Canada is trying to aid Ukraine’s military preparation even as it seeks to carve out a role as a bridge-builder while diplomacy plays out.

Ongoing coverage of Team Canada in the 2022 Beijing Olympics.

The IOC has called Beijing “the most gender-balanced edition of the Winter Olympic Games to date.” That might be true, if you aren’t a ski jumper.

Roman Sadovsky had a shaky debut filling in for men’s champion and Canada, the defending gold medallist, sits sixth and in danger of being eliminated.

Some of the rivalries to watch over the next two weeks.