Internal messages sent within the Ontario government on Microsoft Teams are permanently deleted after 30 days, according to policy documents, raising questions about how the province went about pausing transparency
A non-profit environmental group had its concerns regarding the Saskatchewan government’s decision to extend coal-fired power plants heard by the province’s highest court Tuesday. The Saskatchewan Environmental Society (SES) is
Descrease article font size Increase article font size The Crown has finished calling witnesses in the jury trial for a former Saskatoon Christian school principal facing five counts of assault.
By Lauren Krugel The Canadian Press Posted September 15, 2026 3:04 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size The federal government is expanding a tax
Policies banning or limiting cell phones in Canada’s schools are proving to be effective in helping students focus, but educators say the restrictions are becoming more difficult to enforce as time goes
The Halifax Wanderers are taking matters into their own hands when it comes to having a permanent soccer stadium in the city. The owner of the football club, Derek Martin,
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Provincial transit agency Metrolinx handed out roughly 1,000 limited-edition Lake Ontario-themed Presto cards on Tuesday as part of a drive to push
A second set of rental rules in Ontario are set to take effect next week, but while some landlords say it’s to bring balance to the system, tenants’ advocates say
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will try to rally his MPs after a summer of conservative movement infighting and polling that shows his party continuing to trail the federal Liberals by
Prime Minister Mark Carney says discussions about deepening the “alliance” between Canada and the European Union are in early days yet, dialing back expectations as he departs for France to