In a troubled world, Canadian democracy endures. But some sitting members of Parliament are worried — for various reasons — that it is getting weaker.

The grievances of conspiracy theorists and “Freedom Convoy” supporters have cast a long shadow across Canadian politics in 2022 — one that hangs over the capital as Parliament returns from its summer recess.

How the chaos, carnage and heartbreak unfolded on Monday, and in the days since.

The international student’s death brings the death toll from Monday’s shootings to three, not including the gunman.

TSN radio host Matthew Ross sorry for joking about base-running Jays catcher and says: “My heart broke that anyone could think of me as this monster.”

After pain that went well beyond her recent reportedly broken toe, the King’s wife emerges and thrives.

A national commemoration ceremony will take place in Ottawa with a parade starting at 12:10 p.m. The funeral itself starts at 6 a.m.

“Anyone who lives in Toronto knows what Toronto life is like — the noises, the smells, the people. With public art, you become a part of that, you’re within that ether,” says Leyland Adams, an artist the City commissioned.

Mark Williams is the first Black CEO of a major orchestra in North America

The food expert likes cooking for her family, walking along Ossington, ordering pizza and rewatching ‘Mad Men’