There should be broad review of how COVID-19 was handled from a public health, social and economic perspective, says federal Health Minister.

Fortin has pleaded not guilty and his lawyer said they will “vigorously contest” the allegation.

Home sale activity in August was the quietest in three and a half years, falling for a sixth-straight month and prices are expected to further decline as interest rates go up.

Ontario’s controversial new law aimed at freeing up hospital beds for an expected surge of COVID-19 and flu this fall and winter takes effect Wednesday.

The suspect, a 26-year-old from Mississauga, appeared in court on Tuesday

It’s Toronto’s first-ever sponsor patch for game jerseys, and the news so far haven’t been as controversial as the announcement the Canadiens made last week.

It’s a stark contrast to previous elections, when mayoral challengers could face off dozens of times over the course of the campaign.

Canadians are now paying 10.9 per cent more than they did a year earlier at grocery stores. That’s the highest annual food inflation rate since August 1981.

When war began, Anastasiia Lapatina rushed to interview refugees in Poland and later to the front lines, reporting for a new paper in Kyiv.

Opposition MPs, advocates and experts say workers who received extra money due to confusion shouldn’t be asked to repay it years later. CRA counters it will attempt to recoup overpayments with a ‘compassionate approach.’