Extreme heat killed 526 people in eight days in B.C. last year. Projections show many more deaths if we do not adapt.

Canada will heed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s plea to send heavy artillery weapons to Ukraine, as the nation faces an eastern offensive by Russian forces

Video show when a woman was pushed onto the TTC subway tracks at Bloor-Yonge station Sunday night.

Blind bidding, where homebuyers can’t see competing bids, has been blamed for contributing to soaring home prices in the GTA.

Passenger advocate gives advice — including moving fast — in wake of Sunwing travellers’ headaches in Mexico.

Since Sunday, when customers first started griping about flight delays over social media, passengers have been stuck in place, either waiting to leave for the sun or return from it.

A regulation approved last week and posted online Tuesday eliminates several of the most contentious features of the original plan, a once-in-a-generation revamp of household recycling in the province.

Empty properties are more attractive to buyers, so sellers have taken steps to kick out renters into a harsh rental market.

Condo rents rose 16 per cent annually in the first quarter and apartment vacancies have retreated to less than two per cent again.

They have to defend better and hope that some of the blistering-hot Sixers like Tobias Harris and Tyrese Maxey cool off on the road.

Del Duca said if he topples Premier Doug Ford, handguns would be banned within a year.

Meanwhile, Lyft Canada and Beck Taxi say masks remain mandatory in their vehicles.

Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotia and the Prairies have all reported an increase in hospitalizations.