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Quebec rock duo Angine de Poitrine wins Polaris Music Prize

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TORONTO - Angine de Poitrine has won the Polaris Music Prize for their album “Vol II.”About 200 music industry experts

Reactions as B.C. Premier David Eby calls snap election set for Oct. 24

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VANCOUVER - British Columbia voters are heading to the polls in a snap election set for Oct. 24, a week

Male stabbed, suspect wanted in Scarborough stabbing

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A male has been taken to hospital after being stabbed by someone known to him in Scarborough. Toronto police say

Neil Peart documentary is a 'celebration' of the late Rush drummer, say its filmmakers

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Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson have honoured their late Rush bandmate Neil Peart at every stop on their Fifty Something

WSP Global withdraws offer to acquire Dutch engineering firm Arcadis

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WSP Global Inc. says it is withdrawing its proposed offer to acquire Dutch engineering firm Arcadis NV.     The Montreal-based firm

The Star hosts Toronto mayoral debate in advance of Oct. 26 election

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Toronto’s mayoral candidates debated tonight as the city gears up for the Oct. 26 election. From 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.,

2 homes damaged, 6 residents displaced after porch fire in Scarborough spreads

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Two homes have been damaged and six residents have been displaced after a porch fire in Scarborough Tuesday evening. Toronto

Taylor Swift announces new song 'Patient Zero,' her first since her wedding

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NEW YORK (AP) — Taylor Swift has announced a new song, “Patient Zero” — her first since her starry wedding

Ottawa offers $2.5-million to Indigenous communities that buy into Trans Mountain pipeline

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OTTAWA — Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says a  payment to Indigenous communities that take an equity stake in the Trans$2.5-million

Mark Carney says Liberals have mandate to build faster amid growing pushback

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OTTAWA—Facing pushback from Indigenous, environment and labour groups over his agenda to speed up development, Prime Minister Mark Carney insisted

Bradford, Chow go back-and-forth on property tax increases during Toronto mayoral debate

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Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford promised to freeze property taxes for his first year if elected mayor during the first candidates’ debate

Two men seriously injured as SUV strikes Vanier building

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One adult male had life-threatening injuries, while another was in stable condition in hospital with serious injuries, after an SUV