A lawyer was ejected from the Emergencies Act inquiry on Tuesday after repeatedly interrupting the judge who is chairing the process.

Household debt and adjusted home prices are higher now than they were before the 1990s crash, economists say. Some predict a housing crash that could be even worse.

With only one declared candidate and a deadline less than two weeks away, the leadership race for the NDP could be described as Nothing Dramatic Politically.

The comment regarding the Yankees all-star pitcher emerged on the latest episode of Serge Ibaka’s ‘How Hungry Are You?’

Studies show that between one and two per cent of kids under the age of one need hospital care for an RSV infection. But that’s still about 12,000 infants every year in Canada.

A pause to the provincial fuel tax, a rebate on electricity bills, and indexing of support programs to inflation were among the measures revealed Tuesday night by the Alberta premier, whose government has a substantial surplus to work with.

For years, the housing market has been cruel to aspiring buyers. With inflation and fast-rising borrowing costs, it’s only getting worse.

Despite saying in the summer it would wait for an independent review, Metrolinx now says the five 200-year-old-plus trees must go for an archeological assessment.

Two suspects are facing multiple counts of fraud over $5,000, possession of property obtained by crime and extortion.

Left without a cause — or a job — and exposed to Taliban retaliation after Kabul’s fall, these fighting men are being recruited into Russia’s war by a network of their peers.

Ontarians will see changes, while Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and P.E.I are joining the federal program.

The school boards bargaining unit released a statement saying the leaders of its 67 CUPE locals approved the online vote from Nov. 24 to Dec. 5.