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NDP Leader Marit Stiles says she wants to use question period and a number of opposition days in the legislature to ask questions about topics that have bubbled through the summer.

I am convinced on whatever continent we happen to live, and whatever our condition in life, the large majority of us yearn to enjoy our days and years in peace. Read More

Mainly sunny with a southwest wind at 20 km/h, gusting to 40. Read More

For over a decade autistic children who love the video game Minecraft have had a safe version to play, and it’s all thanks to a single father from Timmins, Ont.

Human resources professionals say Canadian companies are seeing more employees asking to take absences from work that are longer than standard vacation time allows. Some call it a mini-retirement; others refer to it as an ‘adult gap year.’

Ottawa's Alexandra Neufeldt was 23 years old when she decided to join an unusual bid to win provincial action on climate change. Read More

Alyce Johnson is crediting her dog's implanted microchip with helping bring the pooch back home after an epic, 10-day, 10,000-kilometre adventure to the American desert and back.

Some observers are pushing back on the idea that bike lanes cause traffic congestion as the Ontario government embarks on a potential shakeup for how future bikeways get the green light.

The Ville-Marie borough inaugurated its first 'rue école' on a stretch of Rouen Street near Jean-Baptiste-Meilleur elementary school. It's where a seven-year-old was killed in a hit-and-run in 2022. Local traffic will still be able to park, enter and exit, but volunteers will be asking motorists to not drive any faster than pedestrians.

The minister of mental health and addictions says the federal government will ban most vape flavours across Canada soon — more than three years after Ottawa first promised to bring in the regulations.

As of late Saturday night it remains unclear who would prevail in B.C.'s provincial election, but one thing was clear: the NDP lost major ground in the Lower Mainland.

The former ministers projected to lose their seats to BC Conservatives include former education and child care minister Rachna Singh and ex-agriculture minister Pam Alexis.

Rescuers in Coquitlam, B.C., say they are searching for a missing homeowner in the city's Quarry Road area after torrential rain triggered a mudslide in the area.

The results are the final nail in the coffin for the onetime BC Liberals, who had been the official opposition before throwing their support behind the BC Conservatives.

Furstenau's loss puts the Greens in a tough position: potentially holding the balance of power in the legislature but having to choose a new leader between a pair of newcomers.

BC NDP Leader David Eby and BC Conservative Leader John Rustad both cruised to victory in their respective ridings in Saturday's provincial election.

It's only six games into the season, and there's plenty of hockey remaining. But we're wondering if Canadiens head coach Martin St. Louis is starting to lose some of his patience, and whether he's sending messages to some players. Read More

British Columbia's provincial election turned out to be just as close as pollsters predicted, with the outcome sitting on a knife edge as the final results trickled in.

The Ottawa Redblacks spent the second last Saturday afternoon before Halloween trying on different looks in Toronto. Read More