Toronto’s K Showtime journey from street hooper to internet sensation
At a Raptors pre-season game this fall, 20-year-old Kevon Watt got the chance to sit on the field next to…
Are your vacation plans secure in the middle of Omicron? Experts review the scenarios
Canadians are heading into the holidays with COVID-19 weighing heavily on their minds. Across the country, many families are looking…
Is the COVID-19 mask you are wearing good enough in the middle of Omicron?
Less than two years ago, the majority of Canadians had never worn a face mask. We had not needed. We…
After 21 years in limbo, Canada, the 74-year-old is being deported
Every Sunday, Samuel Ndesanjo takes the Nyaga TTC to the Kenyan Church near Davenport and Old Weston roads, where he…
Rugby tournament in Kingston, Ont. ‘spread Omicron to university communities across’ Canada, says BC health officer
VICTORIA – A rugby tournament is linked to the proliferation of COVID-19 cases – including Omicron cases – across Canada.…
Justin Trudeau says he is staying out of the fight over Quebec’s Bill 21 – so far
OTTAWA —Principal Justin Trudeau says he does not immediately want to get involved in Quebec’s debate on Bill 21 because…
Did politics ensure that the Yonge metro route was moved to Thornhill? Some struggling Metrolinx transit plans believe so
Toronto community groups campaigning for changes to provincial transit projects in their backyards are reacting with a mixture of anger…
Allegations of 200 abused children by Alberta teachers prompt the province to revise the disciplinary process
EDMONTON — Alberta’s education minister is preparing to move the teacher disciplinary process away from the provincial teachers’ union after…
Premier says he ‘can not stand’ as First Nations’ land claim puts JD Irving, other NB companies on notice
New Brunswick’s prime minister has publicly attacked an “unprecedented” claim to property from six First Nations communities after it was…
‘Unacceptable’: Alberta’s education minister slams the association in the wake of allegations that a teacher abused 200 children
EDMONTON-Alberta’s education minister says “nothing is off the table,” in the wake of revelations that the province’s teachers’ union has…