Sources tell the Star that at least 35 MPs are in favour — more than enough to trigger a vote on the Tory leader.

The prime minister appeared virtually in the House of Commons on Monday with a clear message to protesters who had overtaken Parliament Hill: go home.

The political tension around protests on Parliament Hill thickened Monday as the Liberals and Conservatives denounced each other’s responses to the demonstrations, even as the anti-vaccination mandate crowd began to thin.

Big rigs have brought cross-border traffic to a halt since arriving over the weekend to protest vaccine mandates near Coutts, Alta.

The province is providing $11 million to fund an addition to York Memorial Collegiate, the Etobicoke high school that was badly damaged in a fire three years ago.

Meanwhile, people across Asia prepared Monday for muted Lunar New Year celebrations amid concerns over the coronavirus and virulent Omicron variant.

The people who most dislike pandemic restrictions are the ones who could help end them by getting vaccinated, Edward Keenan writes.

Belatedly, Ontario’s NDP announced Monday that former Ajax mayor Steve Parish would no longer be on the ballot in the June 2 election, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

After days of silence, Premier Doug Ford is denouncing the controversial demonstration by truckers on Parliament Hill.

Sending 215 athletes and the most-ever women to a Winter Games, the Canadian team is projected to win 23 medals — six gold, six silver and 11 bronze, putting the country fourth in the medal table.

The New York Times bought popular word game for a sum “in the low seven figures,” according to a news release Monday.

The Liberal government said it is weighing Ukraine’s request to send more money and weapons, and looking at deploying more troops to NATO operations in eastern Europe.