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A pillar of environmental enforcement is targeted by Trump and Musk's AI company

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Right-leaning legal activists along with Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company have brought sweeping challenges against a cornerstone

Ottawa commissions project to track 'news deserts' in Canada

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OTTAWA - The federal government is working on a project that would map out areas of Canada that lack local

Taste of the Danforth draws huge crowds despite safety fears

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Thousands of people flooded Danforth Avenue on the second day of the popular street food festival in Toronto’s Greektown amid

Tornado near Kemptville on Aug. 2 confirmed

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Researchers have confirmed a tornado near Kemptville on the afternoon of Aug. 2. The Northern Tornadoes Project, based at Western

Whitney Houston's new No. 1s album, first-ever Barbie, Clive Davis and more: A Q&A with Pat Houston

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NEW YORK (AP) — It was four decades ago next year that Whitney Houston released “I Wanna Dance with Somebody

Despite early hurdles, NBO Toronto on track with star power, Fernandez and Eala buzz

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Things were looking up after an inauspicious start at the National Bank Open women’s tennis tournament.  Canada’s Leylah Fernandez earned

Suspect returned to Canada and charged in connection with 2025 death of Toronto woman

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A 32-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder after a woman was found dead in a downtown Toronto residence

Canada has half as many measles cases as U.S.: WHO data

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Measles data from the World Health Organization show that Canada has half the number of confirmed cases as the United

ByWard Market District Authority issues lease breach notice to market vendors over posters

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Now, business representatives who signed the petition — including those with ByWard Café, Le Moulin de Provence, Canada in a

How Toronto festivals this year were upended by congestion, cancellations and crime — and what we must do to fix it

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It has been a summer of thwarted celebrations. Marquee street festivals in Toronto were cut short, moved out of the city

Mark Carney's Building Canada Act is a threat to the rule of law, and here's a good example

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Without fanfare or a news release, the Carney government gave notice over the long weekend that it plans to use

St. Catharines man charged with murder in Friday homicide

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A man from St. Catharines has been arrested in connection with an alleged homicide that took place on Friday morning,