Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is leading to concerns about the vulnerability of Canada’s far north and world events are accelerating the need to rebuild the nation’s military, the chief of the defence staff said.

Thousands of traumatized refugees, mostly women and children, crowded Thursday into Warsaw’s massive central train station, a midpoint for many in a desperate flight from the Russian bombardment of Ukraine.

Today, we will be taking you to Ukraine, speaking with those who are trying to escape war.

Vuong was charged with sexual assault in 2019, and the charges were dropped later that year. In a statement at the time, the rookie politician said he “unequivocally” denied any wrongdoing.

Premier Doug Ford says he’ll continue wearing a mask in certain situations even after Ontario’s COVID-19 mask mandates are lifted.

The thing about the “anti-woke” culture war is that it isn’t just a war of words, Edward Keenan writes.

Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board votes to ‘stare down’ the Ministry of Education

Jean Charest, the former premier of Quebec and Mulroney-era cabinet minister, kicked off his latest foray into federal politics Thursday as he unveiled his bid for leadership of the federal party.

Conservative leadership candidate Leslyn Lewis is being sued by her former campaign manager, who claims he was not fully paid for his work on her 2020 bid for the party’s top job.

A union committee voted 8-0 against the new deal, but the players were ready to end the lockout and get back to work.

Meanwhile, China is tackling a COVID-19 spike with selective lockdowns and other measures that appear to slightly ease its draconian “zero tolerance” strategy.

Latest creation from Brampton company, destined for orbit around the moon, has new tricks including artificial intelligence.