Much remains unknown about the Patel family and their attempt to cross the border.

Canada will provide “non-lethal” defensive military gear, intelligence and cyber-defensive support to Ukraine, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said.

Dozens of speakers demanded more funds for affordable housing, climate action and transit during two days of budget talks.

For months, teachers have been escalating their work-to-rule sanctions, which include no extracurricular activities.

Meanwhile, with 1,144 COVID-19 deaths reported this month in Quebec, it's already the fifth deadliest month of the pandemic in the province.

The BA. 2 variant exhibits some mutations that may affect transmissibility, the Public Health Agency of Canada said.

Zelda Perkins, who once worked for Harvey Weinstein, has been helping politicians craft bills to limit the use of non-disclosure agreements.

Ontario’s June 2 election campaign will be contested heavily in the digital arena on smartphones thanks to the uncertainties around COVID-19.

The “Freedom Rally,” a convoy of truckers protesting against COVID-19 vaccine mandates, will be making their way through the GTA tomorrow.

Toronto Youth Cabinet’s recommendations are influenced by recent studies showing students are struggling and often can’t access help.

No weapons, threat to public safety involved: York Regional Police

A trip to Central America 10 years ago led to one of the national team’s most embarrassing results.