Const. Ronald Joseph is also accused of improperly obtaining a $40,000 COVID-19 loan, and of asking for an “associate” to bring a beer to a homicide scene.

At least 25 federal NDP riding associations, former candidates and two MPs have signed a statement expressing “distress” with the federal NDP’s response to a pipeline dispute.

This isn’t a moment when the U.S. will be in a position to lecture other countries about democracy, and everyone knows it, Edward Keenan writes.

A review of MPs’ medical exemptions from COVID-19 vaccination has finished, but the House of Commons is not releasing the results.

The list of the models stolen most often in the GTA is topped by Honda and Lexus SUVs, part of a spiking trend in thefts.

Opposition parties have forced the creation of a special all-party parliamentary committee to probe the Canadian government’s response to the crisis in Afghanistan, which erupted just as the Liberals launched last summer’s election campaign.

The province had planned a December launch, but industry sources say the timeline is now expected to be pushed back to mid-February at the earliest.

MPPs are are seeking a warrant that will force Laurentian University to hand over internal documents.

Meanwhile, Poland and several other European countries are battling their latest surges of cases and deaths while continuing to record low vaccinations rates.

Dr. Dalia Hasan’s Twitter account, COVID-19 Test Finders, helps crowdsource rapid tests to donate to vulnerable people in lieu of widely available free rapid tests

Canada’s travel advisory website could be muddying an already dizzying set of rules and restrictions that have left Canadians frustrated ahead of a typically travel-heavy season.

The move allows Ottawa to signal its opposition to human rights abuses in China while still allowing Canadian athletes to compete in the upcoming Winter Games.