Canada may be about to start grappling with the same challenges that have roiled the political culture south of the border, Edward Keenan writes.

The Ministry of Health said the decision was made to switch to weekly reporting on Thursdays because COVID-19 levels are “continuing to improve.”

The feds are set to announce a plan to temporarily suspend mandatory random COVID-19 testing for travellers arriving in Canadian airports.

One recipient, who recently gave birth, was told by a CRA representative that the agency would claw back half of her EI to repay what she owes.

Roughly 27 flights were cancelled per day last week, on average, according to aviation analytics.

ActiveTO involves closures of roads, expansion of cycling network and setting up of quiet streets to provide residents space to be physically active.

“When I’m happy, I laugh,” the Blue Jays’ top prospect says.

Being “not a partisan or ideological guy at his core” was central to the Progressive Conservative leader’s brand, and the key to his second election victory, Robert Benzie writes.

Artists, athletes and farmers who applied for permanent residence under the self-employed immigration program said they were refused en masse.

Gas analyst Dan McTeague says GTA and Toronto drivers can expect another three cent increase overnight, with gas prices reaching 215.9 cents per litre this weekend.

Radio station programmer suggests strategies, beyond Ticketmaster, to try to get the much sought-after ducats to the pop idol’s show.

Chief public health officer of Canada, Dr. Teresa Tam, said a mass vaccination campaign is not needed to address the outbreak in this country.

A Torstar investigation of more than 600 cases reveals police are often not told when judges find they violated the Charter.