The financial crimes unit is investigating allegations that Dias accepted $50,000 from a COVID-19 rapid test supplier.

Brott, 78, was the artistic director and conductor of the Orchestre classique de Montréal.

Ontario will offer a fourth dose of COVID-19 vaccine to people aged 60 and older, says Health Minister Christine Elliott.

Abraham Reichmann, 60, an ordained Rabbi with 10 children, alleges his parents, Ralph and Ada, are wrongfully withholding his share of the family wealth.

Canada says it is considering following the lead of several other countries who expelled Russian diplomats, and will soon sanction 18 more Russian and Belarusian individuals.

Ukrainian leader’s criticism of the UN and the privileges it gives Russia get a warm reception from experts, but they don’t expect anything to change.

Daughter of Malcom Madsen, who disappeared from Puerto Vallarta, says she’s surprised at the shift by police after her long quest for the truth.

As case counts and deaths are low and falling, other concerns have become higher priorities for the U.S. That may be just the opening COVID needs.

The national body advising the public on vaccination says Canada should make plans to roll out dose four for more vulnerable people — a process already underway in some parts of the country.

Ottawa has pledged to model its legislation after Australia’s News Media Bargaining Code, which came into effect last year.

“Courts must continue to send the message that those who perpetrate domestic homicides will face a life sentence with significantly elevated periods of parole ineligibility,” the judge said Tuesday.

Statement details hunt for gunman — and final, deadly encounter

Ontario’s lowest paid workers are getting a raise no matter who wins the June 2 election.

Meanwhile, Quebec and Prince Edward Island have extended their provincial mask mandates until later this month.