If provinces aren't able to keep up with COVID-19 contact tracing and need additional resources, they can ask the federal government for more support, according to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

York Regional Police have charged Chinese businessman Wei Wei with running an illegal gambling ring.

The federal government is expected to announce next week that it will ease border restrictions that were preventing Canadians from seeing family members and loved ones that are foreign nationals living in another country.

The throne speech and Justin Trudeau's subsequent address reveal that proroguing Parliament was just an attempt to deflect from the Liberals' scandals, Rob Breakenridge says.

The prime minister had big plans, but things changed with the rising COVID-19 case numbers, Scott Thompson says.

Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister will be speaking with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Monday afternoon ahead of Wednesday's federal throne speech.

In a letter to Justin Trudeau, Scott Moe said he would like to see the federal government support the oil and gas sector in the upcoming throne speech.

Answers to questions in the WE Charity scandal are needed now more than ever, Scott Thompson writes.

For weeks, teachers unions and boards have complained about having to use their own millions in taxpayer reserves to help provide a safe return to school while municipalities, the province and the country deal with monumental deficits brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Aug. 4 explosion killed more than 175 people, injured at least 6,000 and left tens of thousands homeless.