It’s never a good sign when the leader of your country gets the Gary Bettman treatment at a major event.

Barely two weeks after a 23-year-old woman was charged for an arson in Scarborough, she’s now wanted for breaching her bail conditions.

Negotiations between opposition parties have delayed long-awaited inquiry into foreign interference

C.D. Howe says lack of transparency in budget process left governments unaccountable for spending decisions during the pandemic. Read on.

There is a “need for overdue and increasingly urgent action by the federal government to reform the federal Criminal Code of Canada.”

The federal government's ranks swelled by over 21,000 workers since 2022, government data shows.

The worker shortage is a problem, but for Ontario, health care and housing shortages are the top problems

Alleged bullying incident shows why public shouldn't be paying for diversity, equity and inclusion training

Clinical psychologist debunks criticism of his team's research review for Alberta's health ministry

OTTAWA–Days after Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino shared his outrage on social media over the transfer of notorious serial killer Paul Bernardo to a…

Police are investigating the early morning blaze at St. Andrew's Anglican Church. A cause has yet to be determined.

Late Friday, a spokesperson confirmed the organization was investigating 600 of its workers suspected of 'inappropriately' receiving the $2,000-per-month CERB

Jagmeet Singh says an election shouldn’t happen until trust in the electoral process has been restored through a public inquiry into interference

Surging construction costs in Canada are putting new pressure on home prices, worsening a severe affordability crunch, says RBC. Read more

“This was a clear case of a delay caused by a systemic issue,” the judge ruled. “This strikes at a fundamental aspect of our criminal justice system. The persistence of this problem cannot be tolerated.”

Proposed class-action lawsuit filed against city hall, Vancouver Coastal Health and a non-profit, alleging mismanagement of area overdose prevention site.

The best thing Ottawa can do for productivity is to stop wasting valuable resources on performative exercises. Read more.

Johnston’s initial report in May concluded that a public inquiry would not be a constructive way forward — angering opposition parties

The statement of claim lists 329 former and serving armed forces members seeking damages for Canada's mandatory COVID-19 vaccine policy.