According to sources, the suspect in the officer’s death has been then killed in an interaction with Halton police in Hamilton.

The 48-year-old husband and father was shot in a Peel Region coffee shop Monday afternoon.

Here’s what we know so far of the shootings in the GTA that left two dead and multiple injured.

The province is expanding the bivalent COVID-19 booster dose targeting the Omicron variant to all adults 18 and over beginning later this month.

In its defence, the Ontario government has stated it has no constitutional duty “to prevent future harm.”

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and new Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre offered competing visions for the country Monday in dueling caucus speeches that lay bare the battle lines for when Parliament returns next week.

Kitchener Centre MP Mike Morrice says he has no plans to walk away from the federal Greens after an internal email from one of his staff members claimed he and leadership candidate Elizabeth May might exit the party amid renewed infighting.

Russia has suffered its biggest gut punch since its forces were driven from the regions around Kyiv back in March. The wind is now in Ukraine’s sails.

Student housing crisis is drastically increasing student debt and threatening the accessibility of higher education, housing experts and financial planners warn.

It would be possible, but tough practically, for Canada to follow in the footsteps of Barbados, said a Carleton University professor.

For Canada, the very question of whether it has suffered a loss in the death of Elizabeth II — and just what that loss is — amounts to a question about who we are in the first place

Monarch who had reigned for so long saw, in the internet age, her life story enter Netflix queues around the world.