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The City of Toronto is holding a series of consultation meetings in order to explore different ways in which to improve the review process of various development applications.

The city is pausing consultation meetings while it figures out how the surcharge would align with the city's other ongoing plans.

The city of Hamilton is in the process of creating a green building standard and currently seeking the public's input on how to do it.

Among the possibilities are 'more responsive' police service models that could involve closer integration of the RCMP and community social services, Public Safety Canada says.

More than 1,700 people died from toxic drugs between January and November last year, making it the worst year since the province's substance use surveillance system was created.

A partner at GCStrategies – the IT firm at the center of the ArriveCan scandal – says his reputation has been damaged by 'false information.'

There are three 40-minute modules for each grade that will provide an enhanced way of delivering the existing curriculum.

Amid Canada's ongoing battle with prolonged emergency room wait times and staffing challenges, a poll finds that many are willing to head south in pursuit of timely health care.

Nova Scotia Crown prosecutors were handed new tools today to root out systemic anti-Black racism long embedded within the province's justice system.

Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke revealed the new five-year future investment strategy in an annual state of the city speech on Thursday.

One student said the protests over the weekend against the proposed changes gave him hope.

With nine homegrown fighters on the 12-fight card, Canada is well represented at UFC 297. It's the same for the referees.

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce says now is the time for a co-ordinated outreach campaign by the federal, provincial and municipal governments to protect cross-border trade.

A New Brunswick man who spent five days at the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital says he saw first-hand the ongoing impact of the health-care crisis in the province.

A look at the ways some communities celebrate the holiday season and how B.C.'s youngest patients are getting the care they need, here are some of the good news stories this week.

A landmark national security trial started Monday in Hong Kong for prominent activist and publisher Jimmy Lai, who faces a possible life sentence if convicted.

British Columbia has announced a new three-year action plan that it says aims to end stigma around gender-based violence and ensure access to supports.

"We're virtually in a recession... So that's a bit surprising, because normally in downturns, companies cut back on these types of expenses for employees."

Jurors at a coroner's inquest are hearing that a mentally ill man who died in an Ontario jail cell in 2016 should not have been held at that facility.

Smith also says leaving the CPP is not a bargaining chip for a better deal with Ottawa on equalization or on federal rules her government believes undercut energy development.