Randy Thompson of Gravenhurst, Ont., stopped at a Costco in Orillia this week to pick up some Canadian beef. Instead, he unintentionally bought beef from the United States.

Only validated signatures are counted towards the total number of signatures.

Canada is prepared to lift bans on sales of alcohol from the United States in exchange for U.S. tariff relief, sources told CBC this week. But a recent poll showed nearly 70 per cent of Canadians said...

St. Catharines and Lincoln have declared states of emergency following severe flooding events, but provincial assistance hasn’t arrived

The three-month Iran conflict windfall reignites calls for companies ‘cashing in on human misery’ to pay for environmental damage.

A new breath test could change the way breast cancers are detected, specifically in women with dense breasts, thanks to Moncton-based company Breathe BioMedical.

About 50 migrant workers and allies gathered in Toronto, calling on the Doug Ford government to better protect labourers as the climate changes

Findings challenge assumption that other factors, such as mental health or substance use, are the reason rates have surged in Canada

OTTAWA - Pollsters report a split among Canadians over the idea of higher tax on the assets of wealthy individuals, though support skyrockets after noting that Kevin O'Leary has vowed that he will res...

Internal Ministry of Environment analysis shows ‘confusion’ and concerns about ‘negative impacts on Ontario’s biodiversity’ raised over the Species Conservation Act, under Bill 5

The now-annual bouts of wildfire smoke are yet another reminder of the importance of reducing our use of fossil fuels and replacing them wherever possible with electrification. It's time for the prime...

The Carney government's recently released National Food Security Strategy aims to spend billions over a decade to produce more food in Canada. But it comes as Canadian farmers continue to lose land an...

By virtually every measure that matters to everyday people, Ontario is worse off today than it was when its premier took office.

Order Paper and Notice Paper No. 137 - June 16, 2026 (45-1) - House of Commons of Canada

A message sent to senior staff within the government's access to information departments before the long weekend told them to stop releasing all official communications.

New findings from an anti-plastics group suggests that recycling efforts in the U.S. continue to fall short.

Carney’s proposal to allow major projects that threaten species at risk is ‘morally wrong,’ former environment minister says.

Elections Alberta is already investigating a breach of voter data obtained by separatist David Parker. The US company, 10XVotes, has been repeatedly mentioned by Parker as having been involved in the ...

US Ambassador Pete Hoekstra says he was ‘not aware’ American-made app he previously promoted was used to help Alberta separatist group

A Globe review of 26 publicly available financial statements found he had used the title for more than a decade

The data is definitive, showing a significant increase in the number of speeding cars in the months following the removal of the speed cameras in Toronto, writes Matt Elliott.

US Ambassador Pete Hoekstra says he was ‘not aware’ American-made app he previously promoted was used to help Alberta separatist group

Female home owners report feeling stuck between men’s contradictory expectations – they are told to be independent, but not assume the breadwinner role

The studies found serious side effects caused by the COVID and shingles vaccines were rare.

The country's poverty rate barely budged in 2024, remaining well above 2020 levels with more than one in 10 Canadians qualifying as impoverished, according to Statistics Canada.

Guests:  Laura Babcock of POWERGROUP Communications and Host of the O-Show Matt Gurney, Journalist and co-founder of The Line, an online magazine Lindsay Broadhead, communications specialist at B...

Two more data centre projects in Alberta are not being required to complete formal impact assessments, which would evaluate factors such as environmental effects: Synapse’s data centre campus in Olds ...

A network of inauthentic YouTube channels posing as Albertan voices is spreading misleading content about separation and U.S. annexation, reaching tens of millions of viewers, according to a new repor...

Ontario is looking to sell the $28.9 million private jet that was recently purchased for Premier Doug Ford's use "as quickly as possible," following backlash days after the purchase was confirmed publ...

The accounts are more pro-annexation than the actual separatists. That, right there, is the tell.