Kim Tanaszczuk and other tenants of a Russell, Ont., apartment building said they were shocked to receive a notice earlier this year saying their expected monthly rent would jump, in some cases by 25...

Silvio De Gasperis of the Tacc Group was prevented from building homes on farmland in the Duffins Rouge Agricultural Preserve in Pickering, Ont., when it was included in the Greenbelt in 2005. Now, th...

A Vancouver naturopath has been fined and temporarily suspended after a patient complained he failed to notice a rectal tumour during four months of treatment for hemorrhoids.

The second-largest Iranian diaspora in the world is in the Greater Toronto Area and the community is feeling the impacts of the uprising and harsh crackdowns of the last couple of months, made worse b...

Many businesses have been hit hard in the last few years by everything from the pandemic to the war in Ukraine and climate change. For some, climate change has been a boon, in part due to governme...

The inquiry into the federal government's use of emergency powers to respond to anti-COVID-19 vaccine mandate protests that blocked trade corridors and gridlocked parts of downtown Ottawa this past wi...

The federal government will next July impose its fuel charge — commonly called the carbon tax — on consumers in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador.

A judge has found former Surrey mayor Doug McCallum not guilty of public mischief. The 78-year-old was accused of lying to police by falsely accusing a political opponent of deliberately running over ...

A group representing hundreds of gymnasts who have survived abuse at the hands of coaches and sports organizations is asking the federal government to launch a national judicial inquiry to uncover pas...

The oil and gas industry's fortunes have changed significantly over the past year, lifted by record profits. Though billions are headed to Canadian governments in royalties, significantly less cash fl...

Just eight years ago, Canada’s men’s team sat 122nd in FIFA standings. Now, 26 Canadians are about to live out their childhood dreams. Those who helped get them to where they are today, well, the...

Randy Lowry was excited to sit in the new Kia Telluride he'd ordered from a dealership, but wasn't excited to learn about the car's new price. The sales manager at Kia West Edmonton told him there was...

As COP27 was coming to an end, the Ontario government was planning new highways and suburbs on its precious green belt. Critics call it a path to economic ruin. With immigration swelling the country's...

Nunavut and Canada’s most populous province have agreed to take part in a federal initiative to ensure the viability of Canada’s organ and tissue donation system. 

The federal government has announced details of a new grant to help low- to median-income Canadian households make the switch from oil to heat pumps.

A working group launched earlier this month to develop options for consideration by the federal cabinet to reform the specific claims process.

Two women who came forward in 2012 with allegations of sexual harassment at the University of Prince Edward Island have been unable to provide testimony in an ongoing review because they signed non-di...

The head of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) says he supported invoking the Emergencies Act to address anti-COVID-19 vaccine mandate protests last winter because the regular tools w...

Stalen Venator was just 21 months old when diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. He’s now a 7-year-old whose favourite hobby is to make others laugh. 

Hours before the 109th Grey Cup kicked off in Regina, hundreds of seats remained up for resale at Mosaic Stadium.