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Video shows Rustad saying he regrets getting ‘so-called’ COVID vaccineBC NDP leader, David Eby, was quick to respond to the video on Monday, saying in a statement that the COVID vaccines saved so many lives in B.C.Health1 hour
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Ethics commissioner will not investigate Boissonnault over ‘Randy’ texts, says the matter is closedCabinet minister Randy Boissonnault was under scrutiny from the ethics commissioner after texts raised questions about whether he was involved in a business deal while in office.PoliticsSep 19
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Harris, Trump lay out starkly different visions in U.S. presidential debateThe high-pressure matchup after a tumultuous campaign summer offered Americans their most expansive look at a campaign that’s been dramatically changed.U.S. NewsSep 10
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Canadian government’s satellite deal has Tories calling for Elon Musk involvementA $2.14-billion federal loan for an Ottawa-based satellite operator has Canadian politicians arguing about whether American billionaire Elon Musk poses a national security risk.CanadaSep 21
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Ontario alcohol expansion not related to early election speculation: ministerThe province is paying up to a quarter-of-a-billion dollars to break an exclusivity contract with The Beer Store 18 months early to push alcohol into 8,500 new stores.PoliticsSep 19
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International students brought by some for ‘abuse,’ not learning: FreelandFreeland’s comments came after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the federal government is moving to restrict the number of low-wage temporary foreign workers in Canada.CanadaAug 29
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6 cult leaders convicted of forcing kids to work unpaid or face ‘eternal hellfire’Cult leaders convinced parents to hand over their children for educational opportunities that turned out to be false promises, prosecutors say.U.S. NewsSep 18
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Alberta NDP leader slams premier’s plan to possibly transfer control of some hospitalsAlberta's Opposition leader says Premier Danielle Smith needs to explain her plan to potentially transfer control of underperforming hospitals to third parties.PoliticsAug 27
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No start date for Supreme Court of Canada renovation amid lengthy relocation delayA budget of more than $1 billion was earmarked for renewal of the two structures just west of Parliament Hill, but the project is three years behind schedule.CanadaAug 31
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Telus call centre workers in Ontario facing ‘extreme stress’ as they fight Quebec moveSome 150 Ontario call centre workers will remain in the province for the time being as their union battles Telus on its return-to-office plan.CanadaSep 19
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‘The Liberals are done’: What will the Montreal byelection loss mean for Trudeau?Justin Trudeau suffered a devastating electoral blow after the Liberals lost their stronghold of LaSalle—Émard—Verdun to the Bloc Québécois.CanadaSep 17
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Canadian titles to watch for at the Toronto International Film FestivalAfter Hollywood strikes dampened last year's event, the festival returns Thursday with 59 homegrown films from established and emerging directors.EntertainmentSep 2
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Why the contract won by Boissonnault’s former company went undisclosed for monthsThe federal contract awarded to cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault’s former medical company was not posted publicly for seven months due to an 'internal error.'PoliticsSep 11
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Banff residents vote on future of pedestrian zoneBanff residents head to the polls on Monday to vote on the future of the mountain town's pedestrian zone.CanadaAug 12
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Boissonnault’s former company, business partner face civil fraud allegationGlobal Health Imports, co-founded by cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault, faces its seventh lawsuit and a new allegation of fraud.PoliticsAug 15
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Despite good economic news, experts warn the pain’s not over yetThe return to two per cent inflation and forecasts for more interest rate cuts are being hailed as good news, but economists warn there's more to the picture.MoneySep 21
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Liberal cabinet retreat to focus on housing, immigrationMinisters are also expected to provide updates on the government's ongoing revamp of the temporary foreign workers program, as well as electric vehicle tariffs.CanadaAug 26
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Billions in federal contracts awarded to ‘Indigenous’ enterprises without verificationThe Canadian government mostly relied on an honour system when it awarded billions of dollars in contracts to enterprises identifying as Indigenous.InvestigationsAug 22
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Boissonnault’s former company awarded federal contract in potential conflict of interestEmployment Minister Randy Boissonnault’s former company won a federal contract in January when he was a shareholder, potentially violating ethics laws.PoliticsAug 21
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No go: Banff votes to get rid of pedestrian zoneA pedestrian-only zone in the heart of Banff, Alta., will be dismantled after residents voted Monday in favour of getting rid of the traffic-free area.CanadaAug 13