‘It brings me no joy to swear this affidavit,’ Loretta Rogers said in a new court filing. ‘But I feel compelled to do so in light of Edward’s conduct, which has put what we built at risk.’

System normally used to communicate with vehicle operators was not functioning, forcing the agency to use a backup radio system. The attack appears to have been wide-ranging and affected multiple systems. The transit authority provided no timeline fo...

The federal government is to appeal a Federal Court ruling upholding a human rights tribunal order on compensation for First Nations children and their families, but has agreed, at the eleventh hour, to pause its litigation, in an effort to strike a ...

The federal Conservative leader has a tricky political task ahead of him, Stephanie Levitz writes.

Union says it wants to pressure board in negotiations

The longest-tenured Leaf was drafted fifth overall in 2012 and has played 580 games. With eight more years in Toronto, if he stays healthy, he stands a good chance of breaking the franchise record for games played.

Alberta says a new provincial police force in place of the RCMP could prove cost effective.

Local residents dropped their opposition to condo towers in exchange for promises of a full-size community centre, which now may never be built.

The majority of respondents are eager to get their children vaccinated and say their top reasons are to protect them from the virus and to prevent more missed in-person school days.

An Ontario Superior Court judge has thrown out a spurned former Conservative MP’s lawsuit against Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives.

Real reform of long-term care would enable the elderly to live with purpose, and provide workers with meaning and autonomy in their jobs, Moira Welsh writes.

The cross-Canada investigation started after a young girl from Ontario reported being sexually extorted and harassed online five years ago, when she was 11. A Calgary man now faces a slew of child porn charges, including encouraging suicide, extortio...

Meanwhile, Canada is watching the U.S. Food and Drug Administration closely now that it has approved Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine for children aged five to 11.