Author: Harry Miller

Marc Gatcomb scored 34 seconds after Vancouver cut the lead, and the Vegas Golden Knights held off the Canucks 3-2 at Rogers Arena on Sunday night.

Plus Bell’s 911 bug, a $113B rail estimate and how to bleed a radiator

A Toronto hospital-linked housing program cut ER visits by 52 per cent among 48 formerly homeless residents, and plans to expand to 300 people.

In 1972, Rosemary Brown became the first Black woman elected to a Canadian provincial legislature. Her path from Jamaica to a federal leadership race shaped Canadian politics.

A CMAJ analysis says permanent standard time fits our body clocks better, but B.C., Alberta, Manitoba and the N.W.T. are keeping daylight time year-round from Nov. 1.

Wellstar, the software business spun out of Vancouver’s Well Health, began trading on the TSX Venture Exchange on Oct. 1. Here is what it sells and what to watch.

On Oct. 5, 1813, Shawnee leader Tecumseh was killed at the Battle of the Thames in Upper Canada, a defeat that broke the Indigenous alliance he had built.

B.C. Premier David Eby promised a cap on retail profit margins for milk, eggs, cheese, butter and poultry, while the Conservatives pitched $500 million for wildfire aircraft and detection.

In 1946 Viola Desmond was convicted of cheating Nova Scotia out of one cent. The record, a narrow appeal and a 2010 pardon show how the law sidestepped race.

Open banking could let Canadians share their financial data safely with apps and lenders, but consumers likely will not see it until late 2027. Here is what is proposed.