Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed an application for Ukraine to join the European Union.

More than 520,000 Ukrainians have fled to neighbouring countries in five days. In Poland, they’re being helped by officials and ordinary residents.

On Monday, Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly vowed “there will be more sanctions coming” this week, as Canada and its allies try to “put maximum pressure on Russia, and to isolate it.”

The Canadian government is targeting the Russian state-controlled television channel RT as experts warn that foreign propaganda outlets imperil national security and undermine democracy.

Russia’s Central Bank more than doubled the interest rate Monday and oligarchs are starting to get nervous.

The Canadian government is sending lethal military supplies to Ukraine, including anti-tank weapons and rockets, cutting off any remaining Russian oil imports and taking steps to block Russian broadcasters from spreading disinformation in Canada.

With Ontario voters headed to the polls in just three months, Premier Doug Ford is hitting the hustings and revving up the rhetoric.

The government inquiry into the worst mass killing in Canadian history has revealed its timeline of gunman Gabriel Wortman’s first spate of murders — and shows several witnesses informing police of the killer’s fake RCMP car.

Meanwhile, the public health measures some see as restrictive and inconvenient, others consider potentially life-saving.

Canadian government matching individual donations to the Red Cross up to $10M

The actor, screenwriter and director writes about an encounter with Jian Ghomeshi in her new book “Run Towards The Danger.”

Laurentian University has given the Ontario government 3.8 million documents related to its financial troubles and what led to them, following an unsuccessful court fight to avoid releasing them.

When the first Canadian shipment of vaccines arrived there last November, 85 per cent of Angolans hadn’t even had a first shot yet.