At 21, it seems almost inevitable now that swimmer Penny Oleksiak will become the most decorated Canadian Olympian of all time, winter or summer.

Ongoing coverage of Team Canada in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics

Sevick and Smith dedicated different 500-metre stretches of Wednesday’s final to important people in their lives, and hoped they didn’t disappoint them.

On a new episode of Tokyo Daily, host Brendan Dunlop chats with Canadian Olympic swimmer Brent Hayden in the Olympic Village a day after his men’s 4x100-metre relay team set a national record time.

The pandemic has damaged sectors of Canada's economy that employ predominantly women. But it has also presented the country with a rare opportunity. Part one of a five-part series.

The vast majority of Green members vying for spots on the party’s most powerful governing body either oppose Annamie Paul’s leadership or won’t say whether they support her.

If you have family in the U.S. you’ve been hoping to drive to see, don’t hold your breath. The reopening of the U.S. land border to Canadian travelers is likely a good ways off, Edward Keenan writes.

Although only 2,600 officers can go on full strike because their posts are deemed non-essential for the safety and security of the public, the job action would likely slow traffic into Canada as the union can resort to work-to-rule and rotating strik...

Independent business federation says a hiring bottleneck has formed as thousands of businesses try to hire at once, driving wages and benefits up.

It was one of the first major events to go ahead post-pandemic, and now organizers say the low number of cases shows the effectiveness of public health measures

Ontario students who aren’t vaccinated will have to spend more time isolating at home, away from school, if they are exposed to COVID-19, says the province’s chief medical officer of health.

Meanwhile, British Columbia has kicked off a new COVID-19 vaccination campaign to encourage as many people as possible over the next two weeks to get immunized.