Murray Wood says a road trip through the Maritimes turned up numerous other travellers from his home province. All it took ...

Sarah Mills says new signs at a gym forbidding filming in the changing room indicate that we live in a selfish world where no ...

Parliament resumes in Ottawa today! And with an abnormally busy summer full of announcements, tariffs, a trade war and ...

Carney is expected to take part in a roundtable discussion today with European Council President António Costa and Kenya's President William Ruto about strengthening multilateral collaboration.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre surprised many when he announced at a rally on Sunday that Brantford Mayor Kevin Davis will be the party's candidate in Brantford-Brant South.

Still exempt from U.S. tariffs, potash is a key component in fertilizers, and Canada produced about a third of the world's supply in 2023, followed by Russia and Belarus.

The two organizations said the donation marks “a major milestone” for the purpose-built space on Avenue P South that will bring all of the Saskatoon food bank’s operations together under one roof.

The names of 23 Canadians killed in the Battle of Britain were read aloud, marking the battle’s 86th anniversary. Student ...

Members of Parliament return from their summer break Monday, with the economy and trade partnerships in centre-focus after the trade war with the U.S. dramatically escalated over the summer.

They say they're being banned from doing their jobs at the White House “for one simple reason: (Trump) dislikes the content of the coverage of him and his administration.” ...

Kerry-Lynne Findlay announced her move fewer than four months after winning the Conservative leadership contest, saying it was not an easy decision, but she believed stepping down was the right one.

If the proposed bylaw is adopted in Montreal, residents who insult city staff can face fines between $300 and $1,000 for a first offence. Subsequent offences could result in fines up to $2,000.