Trudeau denied over the weekend that he had been briefed about allegations of interference by China in Canada’s 2019 federal election campaign, involving a network of 11 federal candidates and 13 campaign staffers.

Case of Sasikaran Thanapalasingam goes on hiatus so accused can get psychiatric assessment to see if he meets the criteria for being not criminally responsible.

The four-year agreement is being put before the 55,000 custodians, early childhood educators and educational assistants for a ratification vote.

After what was arguably the most significant, and unexpected, shows of solidarity with anti-government protests, observers worry there could be serious repercussions.

Jewish groups are wondering how Harden is still being allowed to remain in the NDP caucus at Queen’s Park.

More than 2,400 elderly patients who no longer needed hospital care have been moved to nursing homes this fall, helping to clear beds for the cold weather surge of respiratory viruses, Long-Term Care Minister Paul Calandra says.

“A reasonable person would have foreseen the risks of providing fentanyl,” the judge ruled.

Blair said the blockades were harming Canada’s economy, and he thought police had exhausted existing powers or couldn’t enforce laws because of safety concerns.

Toronto police have arrested a 25-year-old woman after an investigation that began in October.

Teamsters Local Union 987 in Alberta says nearly all union members have been served layoff notices in preparation for a possible lockout at a Calgary distribution centre.

The head of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service advised Prime Minister Justin Trudeau that the federal government needed to invoke the Emergencies Act to end “Freedom Convoy” protests, an inquiry has heard.

A female victim has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after a stabbing on Monday.

‘Grooming’ of parents spurs them to place children with harmful coaches, MPs hear.