As Rush rocks Toronto, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson share how they're faring on tour: 'It’s an endurance test'

Alex Lifeson would happily give Rush fans many, many more live shows, if it were humanly possible.With the Toronto prog-rock band’s massive Fifty Something tour underway, the guitarist is feeling

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The latest on Ontario wildfires and smoke, from evacuations to poor air quality

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Here is the latest on wildfires in northern Ontario as communities evacuate and much of the province is blanketed in

Gunfire damages restaurant in Etobicoke plaza; Toronto police investigating

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Toronto police are investigating an early‑morning firearm discharge in Etobicoke after officers found damage at a restaurant in a commercial

Ava DuVernay announces '14th' documentary on birthright amendment contested by Trump

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NEW YORK (AP) — Ava DuVernay announced Thursday that she has made a documentary for Netflix on the 14th Amendment,

UK urges FIFA to investigate Argentina over Falklands banner at World Cup

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LONDON (AP) — The British government on Thursday urged FIFA to investigate Argentina’s team after players posed with a banner

The heat breaks in Ottawa, but smoke remains

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After several days of hot and sometimes threatening weather, it looks like the capital’s in for a more pleasant break

One Tech Tip: How to soothe thumb pain when texting and scrolling

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NEW YORK (AP) — Do your hands hurt when you use your phone? All that texting and scrolling might be

CMHC reports annual rate of housing starts in June down six per cent from May

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OTTAWA - Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says the annual pace of housing starts in June fell six per cent

Canada's Drug Agency recommends funding lecanemab for early-stage Alzheimer's disease

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TORONTO - Canada’s Drug Agency is recommending that public drug plans pay for a treatment shown to slow the progression

Canada’s Drug Agency recommends funding lecanemab for early-stage Alzheimer’s disease

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Canada’s Drug Agency is recommending that public drug plans pay for a treatment shown to slow the progression of early-stage