Canada sanctions five Iranian officials over blockade of Strait of Hormuz

OTTAWA — Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand announced new sanctions today on five Iranian officials for undermining “international peace, security and stability” with the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz.

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Suspected arson under investigation after overnight explosion damages 3 businesses on Eglinton West

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Toronto police are investigating a suspected arson after an overnight fire and explosion tore through a restaurant in the Eglinton

Can a blood test tell patients if their cancer is coming back? Researchers are on it

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TORONTO - Researchers at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre in Toronto are working on a large trial to determine if a

TIFF unveils 2026 world premieres, including opening night movie starring Second City alumnus

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The Toronto International Film Festival announced Tuesday morning that American filmmaker Siân Heder’s “Being Heumann,” will open its 51st edition, leading

Charges laid in alleged fraud scheme targeting international students: CBSA

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Two people from Ontario are facing multiple charges in an alleged fraud scheme that targeted international students. The Canada Border

Baldin: Young voters still don’t think politicians are listening to them

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Overall, Canadian pride hit an all-time low last year, dropping from a high of 78 per cent in 1985 to

'The Pitt' and 'Pluribus' are poised to compete for top honors as Emmy nominations are announced

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — “Pluribus” could be a record-setting freshman, “The Pitt” could have a dominant sophomore season and “Hacks”

German aerospace company signs 10-year deal to use Nova Scotia rocket launch pad

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HALIFAX - The company vying to build Canada’s first commercial rocket launch pad in Nova Scotia has signed a deal

Why we should laugh off Doug Ford and Danielle Smith’s costly pipeline scheme

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Just how nonsensical does a pitch for a new oil pipeline have to be, in the current political climate, to

Canada says there’s no basis for Trump’s forced labour tariffs

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WASHINGTON — The Canadian government told the Trump administration new legislation combating forced labour in supply chains should shield Canada