Canadian postal workers are preparing to strike, but will Canadians notice? What it might mean if they don’t. Continue reading →

‘We try to not be too cliché about it. There’s definitely ingredients and battles in ‘Iron Chef Canada’ that you wouldn’t see in any other country,’ Gail Simmons told Global News. Continue reading →

A Manitoba government backbencher who made inappropriate comments to a female staff member says he is going on medical leave and will not seek re-election. Continue reading →

One of the first customers to buy legal recreational cannabis in Canada says he has no intention of smoking, vaping or otherwise consuming the gram of weed he bought at a store in St. John’s. Ian Power, who was first in line at one of several stores in the country’s easternmost province that opened just… Continue reading →

Designated a dangerous offender, Bernardo, 54, became eligible for parole in February. Continue reading →

Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale has tabled a new bill in the House of Commons aimed at ridding Canadian prisons of solitary confinement. Continue reading →

Pride Toronto said the decision to allow Toronto police to participate in the 2019 parade was made following a period of “co-operation and collaboration.” Continue reading →

On Monday, Elizabeth Warren, a former Harvard Law School professor, released a DNA test that shows “strong evidence” she has Native American heritage. Continue reading →

The Baby Shark song is one of the most annoying, repetitive chants ever foisted on the preschool demographic, Mike Stafford says. Continue reading →