It’s become clear that the prime minister would much rather circumvent problems than fix them.

Its campaign tool, called the Victory App, was the subject of a CNO investigation last week for its use of AI to locate online discussions about Bradford. But another aspect of the app also raises que...

On Wednesday I shared the sad news that Andy Donato had passed away at the age of 89. Until very recently, Andy was still getting published in The Toronto Sun, a Postmedia-owned newspaper. I attached ...

A grassroots live tour by YouTuber Louis Rossmann highlights growing resistance to companies that keep people from controlling their devices.

In January, Canada and China announced an agreement enabling the import of 49,000 electric vehicles from China to Canada at a significantly reduced tariff

Prime Minister Mark Carney said Tuesday he wants private investors to take over operations at Canada's four largest airports — in Toronto, Montreal, Calgary and Vancouver. Here's what to know.

With the new school year about to begin, Nigel Barriffe, President of the Elementary Teachers of Ontario, argues that the province’s recent changes are taking education in the wrong direction…

And the great powers are back.

Long Ride | Historian John Munro delves into the past in order to understand how the primacy of private property shapes mobility hierarchies in the present

Canada’s largest newspaper chain has amplified conservative grievance politics — creating fertile ground for MAGA-style ideas, Alberta separatism, and an increasingly polarized political landscape

The so-called Northern Shield Energy Corridor would move between 500,000 and 800,000 barrels of oil a day and snake from Hardisty, Alberta, to Sarnia via Regina and Winnipeg.

Drivers will soon be able to legally go faster on more stretches of Ontario’s highway network.

“I can’t wait to begin a woodworking project, address a household plumbing issue, or read a large book about the Battle of Britain."

One key player? A large American bank.

One of the most significant new tools being explored is the deployment of automated licence‑plate recognition cameras on provincial highways.