Pregnant people with COVID are at significantly higher risk of severe illness requiring hospitalization and intensive care. During the third wave, some Ontario hospitals saw more pregnant people in intensive care units than in the previous two waves ...

Alberta’s long-awaited referendum on equalization happens Monday. Experts say changing the constitution isn’t that easy, and a ‘yes’ vote may not stave off trouble for the premier.

It’s been 11 years — and four states of emergency — since Nenshi shocked those inside Alberta and out by taking 40 per cent of the vote in Calgary, handily defeating the well-known alderman and former news anchor expected to beat him.

The long-awaited audit comes more than two years after the government began its wide-ranging probe of the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp., a crown corporation that runs the lottery and oversees casinos.

Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Steve Clark filed a complaint with Elections Ontario last month, targeting two small community organizations in Kemptville.

Meanwhile, Brig.-Gen. Bill Fletcher says 90 per cent of Canadian military personnel are now fully vaccinated.

Police officer injured as 8,000 revellers packed into the university district for the unsanctioned party Saturday afternoon.

Carmine Perrelli said he was ‘fulfilling a need’ by hosting Enviro Day events in June where he promised residents he would exchange their broken recycling and compost bins for free if they sent him an email.

Said coach Sheldon Keefe on the new policy for game-day attire: “I’m more focused on how they’re performing when they’re in their equipment.”

“I love everything that Toronto offered me. Torontonians love Thai and that allowed me to showcase my food.”

Toronto creators of Parkdale Haunt share how their spoooooky series came to be — and what’s in store for the just-debuted season two