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When Canada’s trade talks with the US broke down on August 22nd, I did what any reasonable person with an…

Richmond, Inverness and Victoria counties are under a local state of emergency after a slow-moving storm dumped up to 230 millimetres of rain on Cape Breton, washing out stretches of Highway 104, cutting off communities and knocking out power to more than 40,000 Nova Scotia customers.

Toronto has activated its Emergency Operations Centre after Environment Canada issued an orange-level severe thunderstorm watch flagging tornado risk across the GTA.

Toronto’s own before-and-after study found Bloor Street’s bike lanes cut cycling injuries 56% — data left out as Ford’s government begins removing them.

NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Port of Buffalo’s Amtrak station border crossing arrested a…

The Bradley Creek wildfire is burning near the same Okanagan Lake shoreline where West Kelowna lost dozens of homes in the devastating McDougall Creek fire of 2023.

Toronto police have made arrests in what investigators describe as a groundbreaking probe into so-called “SMS blaster” technology, a device…

Could Raptors playoff basketball soon return to Toronto? With hometown star RJ Barrett leading the charge, the dream of meaningful games at Scotiabank Arena feels personal for fans across the city—and across Canada.

Anita Anand says Canada foreign policy should be about more than trade and short-term wins, arguing that values like democracy, human rights and the rule of law are part of Canada’s long-term strength. As Ottawa faces rising global pressure, her message is that principle and pragmatism can still go hand in hand.

As scrutiny over Mark Carney finances grows, a divided federal ethics committee is fueling a bigger debate about transparency, accountability and political gamesmanship in Ottawa. The clash could shape how Canadians judge not just Carney, but the rules meant to keep anyone seeking power honest.