A severe thunderstorm materialized out of nowhere Saturday afternoon, downing hydro lines, cutting power and smashing up houses across Ontario.

Interest rates are up and the markets are plummeting. Some economists are even talking about a recession. Here’s why stocks are falling — and what you can do to survive.

The old ‘prototypical’ conspiracy theory is common in countries with white majority populations — including Canada

A housing shortage that hits particularly hard at the seasonal workers the county needs to keep its booming tourism thriving.

With just over two weeks to go until the June 2 election, Ontario voters are set to hand Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford another majority, according to the latest update from The Signal, a poll aggregator created for the Star by Vox Pop Lab...

While Andrea Horwath has handled the latest setback with aplomb, with less than two weeks left for a course correction, time is running out, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

Record-breaking heat and smoke from wildfires have taken a toll on B.C.’s wine industry, with yields estimated to be down by 30 per cent this year.

Inside the perfect storm for the man who had just united Alberta’s conservatives only a few years ago.

Cast members Pete Davidson, Aidy Bryant, Kate McKinnon and Kyle Mooney are leaving after the show’s 47th season finale on Saturday.

The province’s opposition calls it a vanity project, but administrators say the Royal B.C. Museum is unsafe.

After the Russian Defense Ministry announced late Friday that its forces had removed the last Ukrainian fighters from the plant’s miles of underground tunnels, concern mounted for the Ukrainian defenders who now are prisoners in Russian hands.

Meanwhile, pandemic-related restrictions on migrants seeking asylum on the Southern U.S. border must continue, a judge ruled Friday.