The Ontario government wants to “remove rules that prevent missing middle” housing — multi-dwelling units curbed by local zoning laws favouring single-family homes.

There has been a “staggering and unacceptable” cost to the victim, Justice Gillian Roberts said Thursday.

With a marching band leading the way, thousands of police officers marched shoulder to shoulder in honour of two police officers fatally shot last week in the nearby community of Innisfill.

The 2021-22 results, released Thursday morning, show that just 47 per cent of Grade 6 students are meeting the provincial standard in math.

Two weeks into the so-called “Freedom Convoy” occupation of the nation’s capital, outside police agencies deemed the Ottawa police response to be confused, poorly informed and lacking in leadership.

Frances Haugen says Canada has critical role to play in shaping the global conversation around online safety.

The hundreds of charges add to an increasingly complex picture of the dangers posed by the ‘Freedom Convoy’ last winter.

The survey is based on responses from more than 10,600 Torontonians between Oct. 5 and Oct. 18. The data is weighted by various personal characteristics — such as age, gender and income — to accurately reflect the city’s population.

When Chrystia Freeland told cabinet ministers to contain costs she won the support of the former governor of the Bank of Canada

Four months after controversy erupted about the possibility of political interference, new recordings are shedding more light on RCMP tensions.

This weekend, the United Conservative Party will gather for some routine business — with potential for new controversy not far behind.

Canada’s largest corporations avoided paying $30 billion in taxes last year, according to a new report from the Canadians for Tax Fairness.

It’s the third resignation by a U.K. prime minister in as many years. Truss’ time in office was the shortest tenure by a British prime minister.