Fact File: Trump post on fighting Canadian wildfires with 'giant faucet' is a fake

This week, an image supposedly taken from U.S. President Donald Trump’s Truth Social account spread online. In the post, Trump claims he will direct California to turn its “giant faucet”

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Fact File: Trump post on fighting Canadian wildfires with 'giant faucet' is a fake

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This week, an image supposedly taken from U.S. President Donald Trump’s Truth Social account spread online. In the post, Trump

Six Marineland belugas now swimming in new U.S. homes

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NIAGARA FALLS - Six captive belugas from Canada are now swimming in the waters of their new homes in the

SOGI 123 program to continue in B.C. schools despite BC Conservative claims

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Descrease article font size Increase article font size The SOGI 123 program remains in place in B.C. schools, despite claims

Former Toronto cop Derek McCormick pleads guilty in Project South case

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One of the Toronto police officers charged in February in connection to a wide ranging probe into police corruption and

Pathway behind Parliament Hill officially reopens after four years of closures

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After four years of restoration-related closures, the Ottawa River pathway behind Parliament Hill has officially reopened to the public. The

Movie Review: Pickleball is the star of the sports comedy ‘The Dink’

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It’s the tennis establishment versus pickleball enthusiasts at an uptight club in “The Dink,” a kind of spiritual descendant of

Unifor names General Motors as next U.S. automaker for contract talks

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TORONTO - General Motors is the next U.S. automaker chosen for contract talks with Unifor, the union said Tuesday, after

Smithsonian history museum chief rejects White House criticism of its leaders as radical activists

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The director of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History pushed back Tuesday against a recent White

Trump's new tariffs crack open CUSMA's shield, experts and business leaders warn

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On paper, Donald Trump’s latest tariffs only apply to about five per cent of Canada’s goods exports.But they set a precedent