Immigration minister Lena Diab hasn't ruled out expanding the service for children under 16 and Canadians applying abroad

It's unlikely that it was a factor of principles and morality

Moderate Democrats watch as their party slides into hate and economic authoritarianism

If anything, government should be funding our historic national sport

On Thursday, Belgian police carried out searches at the suspect’s home and work office, and on Friday, the investigative judge placed her under arrest

Other Toronto-region airports provide far more compelling alternatives to Pearson than the downtown than the Island

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The former deputy prime minister and the current American president have clashed in the past, with Trump calling her 'a whack'

The Toronto Rail Yards development will create a downtown neighbourhood above ‘infrastructure that doesn’t stop’

Rather than looking abroad for solutions, we should ensure young Canadians have a hopeful future

The International Criminal Court poses a serious threat to the sovereignty of Canada and its allies

‘Mediators may convey messages from the American side to us regarding current developments in the region. But at present, we are not engaged in any negotiations’

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Poll finds a majority of Americans disapprove of tariffs, and most are unhappy with how Trump is 'handling' Canada

This breezy, two-sided Horseshoe Bay retreat, situated on a migratory bird route, was designed for a couple who keep binoculars at the ready

For the NDP, there are two theoretically winnable byelections coming up. The party leader should want to run in one

The petty mudslinging needs to stop

The PM said Israel and the U.S. set back Iran’s capabilities 'a good few years' but cautioned that Tehran could still try to reconstruct what has been destroyed

Questions linger about whether Keir Starmer's replacement can unite the party while also reviving and bolstering the economy

The U.S. paused an almost two-week run of strikes against Iran for a second night while the Islamic Republic signalled it was refraining from any retaliatory attacks and held talks with Oman over the Strait of Hormuz. After striking Iran for 13 days, the U.S. has apparently held off since late Friday without any explanation […]

Trump's favourite influencer says she's visiting Kyiv to correct the record after years of manipulation by Russia

Rebecca Luna, a mother of two who first noticed a cognitive drop at 46 and was diagnosed at 48, said she was rapidly declining and wanted to die before she couldn't remember her family

The Parole Board of Canada has also decided that Douglas Worth, who also dismembered his deceased victim, no longer needs to following 'a treatment plan in the area of sexual deviancy, violence and mental health'

The region can't be ceded to authoritarians

Amazon’s streaming service is buying exclusive rights to two first-round series and one second-round series per year

Toronto police say they are looking into whether the shooting is connected to other recent incidents in the city

In the New Brunswick legislative assembly, MLA Bill Oliver read out a line from a prepared text that started: ‘Here’s a more natural flowing version of that section that reads like a legislative speech...’

Service Canada adjusted the benefit by 1.2 for July to September 2026, the largest single-quarter increase since October 2024

'The board believes that your substance abuse, poor coping mechanisms, and poor emotions regulation, are linked to the trauma you and your family have experienced'

Half of the under-30s crowd thinks a strong leader with no elections would be a good way to govern. It's not surprising given all they've been taught

'I've been involved in budgets since 1977, and I've never seen such a lack of transparency,' said Don Drummond, the former chief economist at TD Bank

The Ontario premier might feel betrayed after all of his public support for the prime minister

Van Koeverden was in Calgary to announce new funding for high-performance athletes, including Olympic hopefuls

The downtown building was previously targeted in a March shooting, for which three people have already been arrested and charged

Rollback of a Boundary Waters mining moratorium raises questions about whether Trump's pressure campaign could extend to water agreements

Governments secretly negotiated recognition of Aboriginal title over entire Haida Gwaii archipelago without any legal proof

Half of Canada's ER doctors have reduced their work hours and 10 per cent have quit over 'broken' health system, the new survey suggests

While the Boston judge’s injunction doesn’t apply nationwide, it’s considered a significant impediment to the administration’s ability to carry out the president's executive order for the November vote

Watch the video or read the transcript to learn how a version of homesteading still exists in the 21st century

In contrast, spending on both domestic trips and travel to countries other than the U.S. grew to $81.3 billion and $22.8 billion respectively

The 57-year-old, also a former Canadian Ambassador to Afghanistan, says he is running because the city 'has been standing still for three years'

While immigrants have higher fertility than native-born Canadians, the divide is shrinking, researchers say. 'People have fewer kids than they want'

New U.K. prime minister cartoonishly blames neoliberalism for the country's problems

Zelenskyy is seeking vital U.S. weapons to strengthen his country’s ability to defend against Russian missile and drone strikes

Although Calgary manufacturer De Havilland restarted production of Canadairs in 2024, the first delivery -- of just two aircraft -- to France won't happen until at least 2028

'I am satisfied that there was a reasonable possibility that DW may not have been fully conscious during the incidents in question such that his conduct was intentional,' said the judge

Zelenskyy’s case for increased American support has been boosted by a series of deep drone-strike successes inside Russia and one on an Iranian ship in Caspian Sea

Two months ago the PM promised action on antisemitism. Last weekend's shootings show that nothing has changed

The right thing to do is stop asking, 'What happens if I let her leave?' and start asking, 'What happens if I insist she stays?'

The province has established a whole command-and-control system for recycling, and it is starting to fray

Tuesday's meeting is expected to be dominated by the war, during which relations between Netanyahu and Trump have sometimes appeared strained

As with last summer's brief strike by Air Canada workers, one issue is payment for work performed while on the ground

With former Conservative MP Richard Martel gone, all bets are off

Hank Idsinga discusses the recent expose of corruption by some Toronto officers

Two years of litigation with a truth-seeking B.C. lawyer has ended in a settlement and more careful language about Kamloops residential school

New laws threaten to undo all the personal privacy protections Canadians have won in court

Nobody was injured in the separate incidents at a pair of Kiva's locations in the city

Male suspect allegedly drove into a crowd of people in in a park late Saturday night, killing a woman and injuring at least 29 people, some with a machete he used after exiting the crashed vehicle

'I did not approve this, I was not asked, and I absolutely do not condone it,' the popstar girlfriend to former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau wrote on X

Just days into the top job, Bill Rosehart is ambitious, and not just for the University of Waterloo: ‘I want to see the whole country grow’