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MONTREAL — The union representing Montreal dock workers plans to challenge in court a decision by the federal labour minister to end a lockout at the port by sending the dispute to binding arbitration. Read More

The veteran chairs of Ottawa's two English-language school boards will return to their roles for the coming year. Read More

This mid-November Wednesday is a little cooler than the average 5 degrees Celsius, and nowhere near 1945's balmy 16 C. Read More

When Niigaan Sinclair pitched his collection of articles to a Toronto publisher, he was told Winipek: Visions of Canada from an Indigenous Centre was a "regional book."

Pierre Poilievre's Conservative Party appears to have reached a level of popularity in Quebec that sees it fighting Justin Trudeau's Liberals for second place, a new survey suggests. Read More

François Legault's Coalition Avenir Québec, in power since 2018, has hit a low in voter popularity not seen since it was on the opposition benches in 2016, while the Parti Québécois is enjoying the same poll numbers that saw it form a minority government in 2012, a new survey suggests. Read More

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Though it may seem like a sheen of Swift is coating the city of Toronto, only some of the hoopla can really be counted as 'Taylor's Version.'

New internal documents obtained by Global News show Ontario's struggle to develop a still-unfinished attainable housing program dates back to at least November 2022.

Toronto's only municipally-owned car ferry was pulled from service on Monday, and while it isn't expected to take long to fix, it's the latest issue in a year.

You don't have to be a card-carrying Swiftie to be disappointed that Taylor Swift's Eras Tour is not coming to Montreal. Read More

Quebec’s police ethics tribunal has handed Montreal Police Const. Guillaume Joly-Tessier a 25-day suspension without pay for his conduct around the search for now convicted hit man Frédérick Silva. This suspension was based on Joly-Tessier’s surreptitious use of a stamp belonging to a justice of the peace, without her knowledge, that served to assist the police in finally arresting Silva. Read More

Re: For Remembrance Day, honour Canada's peacekeeping legacy, Nov. 11. Read More

Two days after the U.S. election returned Donald Trump to power, I attended StoryFest, an annual lecture series that raises funds for Hudson's Greenwood Centre for Living History. Read More

It's been nearly eight years since Honest Ed's closed its doors for good. And as the city experiences a housing crisis, some are wondering what's going on with the hundreds of affordable and purpose-built rental units that were supposed to be completed by now on that legacy block.

In a recent article in the Citizen, I asked whether Canada really needed the extra 100,000 or so public servants the federal government has picked up during the recent years of its tenure. Read More

The City of Ottawa's built heritage subcommittee has approved a plan to remove pews from the nave of St. Brigid's Centre for the Arts to make it more flexible as a rental space. Read More

It may surprise Ottawa residents to learn they can still walk into the lobby of the Château Laurier to check out the architecture and decor of the landmark hotel, even after a beloved Canadian photograph was snatched off the walls and replaced with a fake. Read More

The coroner’s inquest into the deaths of five men at the Niagara Detention Centre ended with the jury making 66 recommendations aimed at preventing future deaths. Changes include staffing nurses all day and more closely monitoring patients who have overdosed.