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The Post’s executive editor Matt Murray called the move painful but necessary to put the outlet on stronger footing and weather changes in technology and user habits.

The provincial policy, announced in the fall, requires schools to remove books containing explicit images or illustrations of sexual content.

Zachery Ty Bryan's jail sentence stems from a 2024 arrest for driving under the influence with priors and misdemeanour of contempt of court.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest Thursday is the last straw for one Ontario mayor who is now seeking a street renaming in his municipality.

The intelligence watchdog says its recommendations to the government are aimed at ensuring a more fair, principled and co-ordinated approach to managing the program.

The Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology (MITT) is closing, the school’s president and CEO says.

A once popular outdoor waterpark in Saskatchewan is set to be torn down following decades of memories ranging from joyful and thrilling to downright ugly. 

Ontario taxpayers are on the hook for nearly $100,000 for the rescue of 58 dogs from a Hamilton-area home this past summer.

Disappointment at the launch of the new transit line has sparked a review of the entire streetcar network experts say could lead to major changes.

The province is also expanding metal detectors to more urban and rural emergency departments and will employ 51 new protective service workers for them.

Discover the gadgets everyone’s talking about and why they’re becoming kitchen essentials–from a handy KitchenAid hand blender to a Salton bag sealer and beyond.

Edmonton city councillors were set to present motions on the city's snow and ice clearing efforts. The motions looking to revamp current policies and create and emergency plan.

From Ninja and KitchenAid to Crock-Pot and beyond, here’s a roundup of must-have kitchen appliances you’ll reach for again and again.

Court records indicate Marcel Alvin Fontaine, 44, appeared before a Justice of the Peace on Saturday after he was taken into custody for allegedly breaching his release order.

St. Catharines councillors voted unanimously Monday to begin the process of potentially removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s name from a residential street.

Groups representing both colleges and universities asked for significantly more funding, saying tuition fee freezes and international student caps have left them with few options. 

At the TDSB's accessibility committee, executive officer of finance Craig Snider suggested the province's supervisor had not made cuts or reductions to the existing financial plan.

Staring down a record deficit of $1.3 billion, the New Brunswick government has warned that virtually every service and program risks facing cuts in next month's budget.

Jon Cooper saw the headlines over the last few months.

An Alberta junior hockey team is set to take the ice this weekend for a memorial game honouring three of its players who died in a highway crash.