Franchesca Ranger is one of many small landlords in Ontario who became homeless during the pandemic, and legal experts say they haven't seen this happen before.

Christian Brooks of Markham, Ont., got a $195,000 mortgage loan in 2019. Less than three years later, the lender says he owes $248,000 and is accusing him of missing payments.

An Ontario woman says her Apple Watch went missing after it was mailed from Australia by her daughter, and she suspects the package was opened by someone within Canada Post.

He's a multimillionaire investment adviser for the ultra-rich who likes big bottles of pricey champagne. Charles Shaker also owes almost $5 million in taxes, the Canada Revenue Agency says. But thanks...

Tricia Robinson is one of over 11,000 sellers planning to boycott Etsy from April 11 to 18 after the site announced it would be hiking its transaction fees from five to 6.5 per cent. 

The designation ⁠— a form of legal protection that helps to recognize and protect historic places ⁠— means the elevators will be eligible for more funding and grant opportunities than they ...

Residents and local leaders in Mackenzie County say friendships have ended, arguments have erupted in shops, and government projects have been unable to move forward amid disagreements over masking, v...

There's a growing movement among southwestern Ontario communities to regulate online short-term rental services, such as Airbnb, that critics say put pressure on tight housing markets and dilute the s...

Organizers of a job fair for people with autism question why all employers aren’t looking at this neurodiverse talent pool to help solve the labour shortages so many companies are experiencing.   ...

Elections Ontario is encouraging residents to request mail-in ballots or take advantage of extra days of advanced voting this year with the intention of thinning polling station crowds on the provi...

Canadian lobster exports brought in record sales last year but there are fears that soaring prices could make one of Atlantic Canada's most popular food attractions unattainable for many. ...

A total of 216 people experiencing homelessness died in Toronto last year, according to new data from the city.

Manitoba’s flood forecasters are keeping watch on a spring storm that the province says could dump 30 to 80 centimetres of snow on southern Manitoba in the next week.

Onatrio's Progressive Conservative government has announced it has earmarked $75 million to restore passenger rail service to northeastern Ontario. 

In B.C., Indigenous artists are leveraging blockchain to secure their art, while researchers are studying how the technology can better protect personal health information.

Laura Eamon's first go at university consisted of a lot of partying, which led her to drop out. Sober for more than 8 years, she's now the recipient of a prestigious $35K scholarship.

The rain, long lineups and wait times didn't stop French citizens living in Montreal from having their voices heard in the first round of France's presidential election.

Premier Jason Kenney tried making his problem of political survival the problem of all Alberta conservatives Saturday, but experts say that isn’t the reality.

Dr. Parker Vandermeer, an Alberta locum physician, says he’s never been more exhausted as requests for him to staff rural emergency departments continue to pile up.