South summons Russian ambassador

Anxiety expressed over threats and incursions by North Korean troops

Renewal is coming for Swansea Mews

Two years after a ceiling collapse, Toronto's new public housing boss says the community near High Park will be rebuilt

Scotland's strategy is saving lives

2018 policy increased prices, led to a 15% reduction in alcohol-related deaths in just three years

Ancient remains remain a mystery

January discovery ignited city probe, with security bill alone reaching six figures

Iconic attraction closes for good

Popular educational centre shuttered after engineers find the roof was in danger of collapsing

I negotiated the price down

Journey from $650/month to owning a condo a modern impossibility

Iran protests terrorist branding for its guard corps

The Iranian government is lashing out over the listing of its revolutionary guard corps as a terrorist entity under Canada’s Criminal Code, vowing retaliation as it summoned Ottawa’s diplomatic representation in Iran, a move that underscores Canadian concerns about the potential for arbitrary detentions.

Mom, dad, 2 kids found dead in rural home near Windsor

A mother, father and two young children were found dead at a home in rural southwestern Ontario in a tragedy that has devastated the local community, the area’s mayor said Friday as police offered few details on their investigation.

Video shows protester spitting at MP

Toronto MP and former public safety minister Marco Mendicino was spat on by a protester in Ottawa this week, a video circulating online appears to show.

Much work to do on the BBQ circuit

As MPs scurried out of Ottawa’s oppressive heat this week for what is likely the last summer break before the next federal election — the fixed election is set for October 2025, but it’s difficult to see NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh supporting the Liberals’ next budget — many were looking forward to hitting the barbecue circuit and taking time to recharge. But for the parties, the reprieve from the daily to and fro on Parliament Hill is a crucial time for a reset. And they badly need it.

Targeted daylight shooting kills one

Three also injured in attack inside Woodbridge home

Attack from the right could create holy war

Satanism and sodomy and schismatics, oh my.

New chief open to team in Toronto

As Bryan Crawford takes over from David Branch as OHL commissioner, he walks into a league that is on reasonably solid ground and a sport that’s at a crossroads.

Own goal is the lone goal

Spain beats defending champion Italy and advances to knockout round

Joseph snub sends dangerous message

Wiggins invite suggests that if you’re good enough, Canada’s three-year commitment is optional

Summer of orange

Oilers fever spreads with season on line in Game 6

Toe to toe with Messi

Canadians put up a fight against heavyweight Argentina in raucous tournament opener

Lamar taunts Drake at L.A. concert

Rapper performs diss track five times at star-studded Juneteenth event

Industry's gender pay gap widening

Report finds men earn average of $20,000 more than women in 2021, up from $7,200 in 2016

West.Jet, mechanics resume talks

Resumption of negotiations avoids strike as tribunal weighs whether to force binding arbitration

Your next job interview might be with AI cartoon doing the hiring

The character on your screen looks something like a Pixar rendition of Harry Potter, its face forever fixed in a pleasant, inoffensive smile.

Oil group removes all web content ahead of law

Bill would force firms to prove their environmental claims

Empire pausing plans for Vancouver facility

Sobeys owner says e-commerce growing slower than predicted

South Korea will consider supplying arms to Ukraine

South Korea said Thursday that it would consider sending arms to Ukraine, a major policy change that was suggested after Russia and North Korea rattled the region and beyond by signing a pact to come to each other’s defence in the event of war.

Liberals lose steam on reconciliation

Indigenous leaders worry a Poilievre government could be worse

TDSB OKs balanced budget but trustees aren't happy

Some blame province for inadequate funding, which has led to staff cuts

Clock ticking to fix lost Canadians' rule

Goverment missed deadline to restore second-generation citizenship rights

Brampton firefighter admits killing wife

Collingwood OPP uncovered plot to hide murder with staged car crash

TTC chief Rick Leary resigns

Transit CEO said he stayed on to finish contract talks

Good, bad or ugly, he played them all

Canadian legend spent seven decades on-screen, from ‘M*A*S*H’ to ‘Hunger Games’