Why Canada’s deeper linkage of foreign aid with trade outcomes is raising concerns

OTTAWA — Some in Canada’s aid sector say they’re growing more and more concerned by how closely the Carney government is tying foreign aid to its efforts to boost domestic

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Why Canada’s deeper linkage of foreign aid with trade outcomes is raising concerns

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OTTAWA — Some in Canada’s aid sector say they’re growing more and more concerned by how closely the Carney government

New data shows stabbings in Ottawa are down this year. Has the city just been ‘lucky?’

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In comparison, 124 incidents involving a knife or other sharp weapon were reported between Jan. 1 and Aug. 9, 2025,

11 standout Toronto restaurants to try in the east end

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From Leslieville and Riverside to the Danforth and Gerrard East, Toronto’s east end offers a wide range of dining, from

Shaw Festival's revival of ‘Amadeus,’ a riveting play about mediocrity, is itself surprisingly mediocre

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Amadeus By Peter Shaffer, directed by Tim Carroll. Until Oct. 4 at the Festival Theatre, 10 Queen’s Parade, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont.

Canadian Armed Forces holds major drone testing event with manufacturers

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OTTAWA - The Canadian Armed Forces is holding an event today with Canadian drone manufacturers to test their platforms in

Ottawa councillors ‘shocked’ by extensive Moodie Station flood damage

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Two west-end councillors who toured the LRT ‘s Moodie Station said they were shocked by the extent of the damage

Tens of thousands sign petition calling for U.S. ambassador’s removal from Canada

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OTTAWA — Nearly 30,000 Canadians have signed a petition calling for U.S. President Donald Trump’s representative in Ottawa to be

Blackstone nears stake in Air Canada’s points program

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Blackstone Inc. is nearing a deal to pick up a minority stake in Aeroplan, Air Canada’s travel loyalty program, for

Ontario fire crews making good progress despite large area burned, minister says

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TORONTO — Ontario’s fire crews are making progress fighting wildfires, the minister of natural resources said Tuesday, with dozens extinguished