Monday’s van attack occurred near the heart of one of Toronto’s bustling transit hubs, and continued down a busy commercial and residential stretch of road. Continue reading →

The federal government says Canadians will need to wait for at least a few days — and possibly longer — for a fully updated plan. Many of the newest arrivals are from Nigeria. Continue reading →

The number of police officers being trained to recognize and respond to signs of drug impairment on Canada’s roads hasn’t budged much over the last six months, new documents show. Continue reading →

The government faced blowback last year over the cost of producing the cover of its budget document. This year, they went with the discount option. Continue reading →

Providing a nationwide safety net for low-income Canadians in the form of a guaranteed basic income would cost roughly $43 billion a year, a new report suggests. Continue reading →

The mayor of Windsor, Ont. is warning that a thickening of the Canada-U.S. border is probably inevitable when marijuana becomes legal this summer. Continue reading →

Facebook may be in the middle of a tough few weeks when it comes to its reputation, but one expert says it’s unlikely to affect the company’s health long-term. Continue reading →

Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr says his government knows that attempts to save the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion won’t be popular in all parts of the country. Continue reading →

If all goes well, NASA will soon have a new set of eyes watching the cosmos — and this planet-hunter will be focusing on worlds much closer to our own. Continue reading →

The Royal Family is getting set to welcome its newest member sometime over the next few days. Here’s everything you need to know. Continue reading →

B.C.’s Greens hold the balance of power in the province, but the party’s leader says he’s confident that NDP Premier John Horgan won’t back down on Trans Mountain. Continue reading →

In seven weeks, Kinder Morgan could be scrapping its plan to expand the Trans Mountain pipeline. But what happens next? Continue reading →

Can Ottawa save the pipeline project? And if so, how? Continue reading →

Here’s what you need to know if you get a notice that your data may have been shared with Cambridge Analytica. Continue reading →

Toronto’s former top-cop has also narrowed down the time frame for when marijuana could officially become legal. Continue reading →