Descrease article font size Increase article font size A relentless winter has left a deep freeze on the City of Kingston’s budget, with snow-clearing operations running $3.1 million over budget.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre accused Prime Minister Mark Carney of “pushing fear” in a recent address to Canadians on the relationship with the U.S. In a 10-minute video posted to
The Ford government’s changes to freedom of information laws could leave key questions about the purchase of a private jet unanswered, as critics argue the Progressive Conservatives are rewriting legislation
Premier Doug Ford’s decision to buy a pricey taxpayer-funded jet in the middle of an affordability challenge is a “toxic combination” that could erode the public’s confidence in his government,
Solicitor General Michael Kerzner apologized “unreservedly” for a series of inaccurate statements over the accidental release of inmates in Ontario, as he faces pressure over his handling and communication of
An ISIS recruiter who is being released from prison remains radicalized and poses a danger to the public, according to a Parole Board of Canada decision. The ruling obtained by Global
At times, it felt like the building was under siege. The development agreement for Bell’s 300 mega-watt Data Centre was approved by RM of Sherwood council Monday night. The proceedings
Almost immediately after the devastating wildfires of 2023 in the Tantallon and Hammonds Plains area of Halifax, concerns and criticism were raised about access roads and emergency egress from the
Descrease article font size Increase article font size The Quebec government and the province’s medical specialists have struck a tentative deal after two years of intense negotiations. New Premier Christine
Saskatoon’s firefighters union is raising concerns about the city’s overdose crisis, weeks after the city’s only safe consumption site shuttered its doors. Jay Protz, president of IAFF Saskatoon Firefighters Local