Catholic elementary teachers’ union seeks $25,000-payout after a sudden influx of Ukrainian schoolchildren boosted class sizes beyond their cap.

Police said Shahid Malik was arrested on an outstanding warrant at Pearson airport and was also charged with breach of trust.

The ministry denies it. But a summary obtained by the Star says the table has been told its end is coming

Two not-for-profit nursing homes in London and Sarnia are facing small fines of $1,100 each for failing to install A/C in all residents’ rooms.

Premier defends legislation, designed to prepare for an expected winter wave of flu and COVID-19, saying “we need new solutions to old problems.”

Thousands of ticket-holders were left wondering what was going on, when the festival, which was held on a Six Nations reserve, was abruptly shut down.

Scott Aitchison says Lewis’s reference to the Nuremberg Code was a “dog whistle … so loud it sounds more like a freight train’s horn.”

“I recently spoke with five major Muslim organizations that have effectively been told by their banks or online donation processors to get lost,” writes Steven Zhou.

RBC chief risk officer says the bank now assumes Canada will face recession in 2023.

Former Alberta justice minister says ‘no secret’ he never supported lockdowns, vaccine passports.

Amid threats of climate change and Russian aggression, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg touched down in Nunavut to kick off a flurry of defence and security meetings.

A new project is exploring the use of virtual reality and artificial intelligence in language acquisition for adult immigrants through simulated environment that mirrors real-life situations.

Tipping etiquette, like most things, is constantly changing and can be puzzling for travellers. In some countries, tipping can be seen as an insult or sometimes unecessary altogether.