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American driver charged after pickup truck crashes into Ontario snowbank

A man from Texas has been charged following a single-vehicle crash in northern Ontario.

‘Festive exhaustion’: Here’s what it means and what you can do about it

Canadians are feeling the effects of festive exhaustion. Being depressed, tired and isolated through the holidays can impact sleep and quality of life.

Canadian English supporters urge Carney to abandon federal shift to British spelling

Promoters of Canadian English say the federal government is sending the wrong message to the world with its recent use of British spelling in official documents.

Carney condemns Australia attack as consular officials ready to help affected Canadians

Federal officials say they are “not aware” of any Canadians impacted by the Bondi Beach attack, as of Sunday morning.

Fate of OneBC party uncertain after MLA Dallas Brodie ‘removed’ as leader

OneBC, the party formed after a split with the Conservative Party of B.C., says leader Dallas Brodie has been “removed” by the party’s board of directors.

Inside the Royal Family Christmas: Who’s in, and who’s out

Royal commentator Afua Hagen writes, as King Charles gets ready to host his second Christmas as King, one big question lingers: who will make it into the inner circle at Sandringham, and more importantly – who will be left out?

Extra police being deployed to Vancouver menorah lighting after Bondi Beach attack

After a mass shooting in Australia that is being condemned as an act of antisemitic terrorism, the Vancouver Police Department is deploying extra officers to a downtown menorah lighting Sunday.

‘Taking every precaution’: GTA officials respond after antisemitic terror attack at Australia’s Bondi Beach

Officials across the Greater Toronto Area and Prime Minister Mark Carney are condemning a mass shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach that Australian authorities have declared a terrorist attack, while local police say they are increasing patrols around local Jewish communities.

What are your rights as a Canadian if asked by a U.S. border agent to see your social media?

The news that some travellers visiting the U.S. without a visa might soon be asked to share personal things like social media and email accounts has left many Canadians unsettled about what could happen at the border

The holiday countdown in Ottawa is on, and even the Prime Minister is looking for a tree

Residents of in the Nations Capital continue to pick up their Christmas trees as the countdown to the holiday continues.

What to know about the $500-million bread price-fixing settlement

Today is the last day to get a slice of the $500-million settlement in the class-action suit related to Loblaw Cos. Ltd. and its parent company George Weston Ltd., of alleged industry-wide price fixing of bread.

Silent divorce: The growing relationship breakdown you can’t see in the stats

A rising number of Canadian couples are staying together under the same roof, raising children, sharing bills and quietly drifting apart, according to experts.

Interim NDP leader says party ‘open’ to Speaker of the House role in exchange for resources

Interim NDP Leader Don Davies says his party is open to taking on the Speaker of the House position in exchange for resources, but insists the scenario is “hypothetical” and no such discussion has taken place with the Liberals.

B.C. community reaches record-breaking -43 C

A small community in B.C.’s northwest broke a chilling record on Friday, according to data from Environment and Climate Change Canada.

Mask mandate returns to North Bay hospital patient care areas

The North Bay Regional Health Centre is reinstating a mask requirement in all patient care areas starting Monday, citing a rise in hospitalizations and community spread of respiratory viruses.