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The federal government’s decision to halt Ontario’s plan for a major expansion of Billy Bishop airport will guard Toronto’s waterfront against serious setbacks to its revitalization, advocates say — while proponents of the project dub the move 'disappointing.'
Belgium’s federal prosecutor says in a statement the female intern of Chinese origin is suspected of spying on behalf of a third country.
Higher diesel prices are cutting into farm profits on P.E.I., and grocers warn the added costs could drive up how much Canadians pay for food.
U.S. President Donald Trump ended another week of escalating trade tensions with Canada by threatening new tariffs over wildfire smoke drifting south of the border.
Ontario’s police watchdog is investigating after three people were seriously injured in a two-vehicle crash in Etobicoke involving a vehicle that fled Toronto police.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she does not plan to retaliate against U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat of a 50 per cent tariff on Canadian goods with an alcohol ban.
The longtime Ottawa Realtor, former professional hockey player and co-host of Newstalk 580 CFRA's Open House passed away on Friday.
In a perfect summer world, everyone would have their own personal mister just like Yelle, the Calgary Zoo’s newest polar bear.
This year’s summer blockbuster is drawing in thousands of moviegoers to a Regina theatre offering a very rare fan experience.
Ford said Friday that it will be recalling approximately 36,061 Model Year 2021-2026 Ford Bronco vehicles.
The west parking lot and trail entrance to Nose Hill Park are closed this weekend as police continue to search for missing 11-year-old Parker Wells.
Three water-bomber tanker planes are heading from Quebec to British Columbia to assist with the wildfires raging in the western province.
Northern Ontario's new 'construction playground' opens July 25, letting visitors operate real excavators, bulldozers and more in a safe supervised setting, with a car-smash experience as the marquee attraction.
But while the benefit law shares the Accessible Canada Act’s definition of disability, it uses a much narrower definition when deciding who is actually eligible to claim the benefit.
A window for public feedback on the proposed changes closed Wednesday. The government said it will publish a report summarizing the submissions by the end of the summer.
Stroll through downtown Winnipeg and history is abundant—plaques adorning the exteriors of buildings, markers on street corners, and even inscriptions embedded in sidewalks. What is less obvious to a passerby, however, is that one hotel—its doors now shuttered—was the birthplace of an organization that gave Canada’s veterans a single, united voice.
