The softer market is ‘is going to test a lot of people,’ says the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board.

The woman is the older of two complainants who have testified the singer raped them in a hotel room in 2016.

Steven Del Duca said the party will take a closer look at the writings of Noel Semple, a law professor running in Toronto.

Shamsa Al-Balushi, 39, was pushed off a subway platform onto the track in a high-profile incident last month. Her lawyer says she want to make sure the TTC installs stronger safety measures.

In Pennsylvania, the abortion issue is reshaping the politics of the election. It’s just not clear yet what shape they will turn out to take, Edward Keenan writes.

Queen’s University course on Taylor Swift’s literary impact expected to have a wait-list.

With the global pandemic under control and the easing of public health and travel restrictions, critics say Ottawa needs to resume regular travel document services for refugees stuck in Canada.

There are already fewer bidding wars and buyers are waiting for prices to drop further. But timing the market is not an easy game.

Kendrick Lamar’s trademark is density, but here’s what the first unpacking looks like.

We can only hope that Justice Minister David Lametti and our self-described “feminist” government will revise the law as recommended by the court.

Many people in Canadian airports are facing long lineups, wait times and other issues caused by an uptick of travellers and staff shortages.

The Ontario staycation tax credit is new for 2022 and could see people eligible to claim up to 20 per cent back on their personal income tax for stays in the province.

Meanwhile, Yukon is making fourth doses of the COVID-19 vaccine available for residents aged 50 and older.