Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon’s plan to more than halve temporary immigration in Quebec drew criticism from his rivals Saturday, who accused him of making immigrants bear the blame
A byelection has been called in British Columbia after a B.C. Conservative MLA resigned last week, giving leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay a chance to sit in the legislature. But in many
Ontario Premier Doug Ford delivered a message to U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday, revealing a new Lake Ontario sign and saying the lake’s name is “always going to be
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith plans to meet with U.S. officials next week during a trip south of the border. According to Sam Blackett, press secretary for Smith, the meetings have
By Nono Shen The Canadian Press Posted August 29, 2026 10:24 am 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size A historic home popularly known as the
At the corner of Dundas and Sherbourne streets, one Toronto man is making weekly visits to the area. Rolling a wagon filled with grilled cheese-making ingredients and a travel stove
A massive increase in immigration cases in the last six years has created unmanageable workloads at the Federal Court, says Chief Justice Alan Diner. The Federal Court has jurisdiction over
Strong majorities of Canadians support the federal government walking away from U.S. trade talks and hitting back with retaliatory tariffs, a new poll suggests, which is translating to persistent support
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Canada Post on Friday reported a loss before tax of $277 million in the three-month period from April through June as the
A serious crash between an electric dirt bike and a vehicle in St. Albert is a prime example of the increase in injuries doctors are seeing, says an Edmonton emergency