Former PM praises his former cabinet minister — the leadership-race front-runner — for his ‘sound Conservative ideas.’

Canada’s largest bank predicts home prices could drop by more than 12 per cent early next year.

Hockey Canada executives and Canada’s minister of sport are expected to testify in front of a parliamentary committee over two days this week.

‘Disappointed’ Rogers CEO Tony Staffieri tells hearing into outage how the telecom vows to spend $250 million to fix a problem that took out the ‘brain’ of the company’s entire network

The chief of staff for Canada’s then-minister of public safety asked Brenda Lucki if RCMP would be releasing information about weapons used in a 2020 mass shooting in Nova Scotia, Lucki said Monday.

Lecce announced the province’s plan for the school year after two-and-a-half years of on-again, off-again in-person learning because of the pandemic.

Liberal MPP John Fraser, who served as interim party leader for two years after the Grits were almost wiped out in the 2018 election, is again stepping up after last month’s latest defeat.

Five years gone, a familiar former menu staple made its return Monday to about 1,000 A&W locations in Canada.

As Tunisians voted Monday over whether to give the president more power, critics say the country is one step closer to a dictatorship and the end of the only surviving Arab Spring democracy.

After more than 40 years, Sing Tao is ending its Canadian print newspaper next month amid a move to digital.