Federal Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino is dismissing a suggestion from one Ottawa city councillor that it's time for the federal government and RCMP to 'step in' to secure the downtown core, as the trucker convoy protests continue.
Canada has told its citizens to avoid all travel to Ukraine citing "ongoing Russian threats and the risk of armed conflict," according to a travel advisory released on Tuesday.
Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole says he's ready to fight to hold on to the helm of the party after a third of caucus signed a letter to force a vote on his leadership, which could take place as early as Wednesday.
Donations pouring in for the 'Freedom Convoy' have propelled the GoFundMe to become Canada's second-largest ever, while an Ottawa shelter that dealt with a deluge of protesters on the weekend has received so many donations it can't take any more.
A winter storm that is expected to bring heavy snow over multiple days is headed towards southern Ontario.
A new report says cannabis has contributed $43.5 billion to Canada's gross domestic product and $13.3 billion to Ontario's since recreational pot was legalized in October 2018.
Quebec is scrapping its proposed tax on people who chose not to get vaccinated against COVID-19 and will allow gyms and spas to reopen in mid-February.
Seven people have been charged in connection with an eight-month investigation into a cross-borders high-end car theft ring allegedly responsible for at least 28 carjackings in Toronto.
Hospital occupancy related to COVID-19 is expected to remain in a 'prolonged peak' despite the fact that the Omicron wave in Ontario has plateaued or is in decline, the province's science table said in new modelling released Tuesday.
'The View' moderator Whoopi Goldberg has apologized after provoking outrage for repeatedly asserting that 'the Holocaust isn't about race.'
Whoopi Goldberg has been suspended for two weeks as co-host of 'The View' because of what the head of ABC News called her 'wrong and hurtful comments' about Jews and the Holocaust.
RCMP are moving in on a blockade of truckers and others protesting COVID-19 measures at Alberta's southern border crossing. Commercial trucks, vehicles and camper vans have been blocking the highway at the U.S.-Canada border in Coutts, Alta. since Saturday to protest COVID-19 restrictions.
Statistics Canada is scheduled to provide its preliminary reading of how the economy fared in 2021 on Tuesday.
Crowds are thinning on Parliament Hill, but a lingering cohort of protesters has vowed to stay the course as the trucker protest neared the end of a fourth day in Ottawa, despite condemnations, calls to go home, and arrests.
The crowds around Parliament Hill have thinned, but protesters have vowed to stay the course as the trucker protest enters its fourth full day in Ottawa. Some child care centres and at least one vaccine clinic remains closed and some residents report being challenged by protesters for wearing masks.
Crowds have thinned out considerably on Parliament Hill and the surrounding area, where anti-COVID-19 restrictions demonstrators have been protesting for days. But those that remain say they are staying put until all the restrictions are lifted
A national review of Canada’s pace of adult vaccination for non-COVID-19 preventable illnesses such as the flu and shingles for 2021 has found that many provinces are lacking, despite COVID-19 proving robust vaccine efforts are possible.
A closed-door meeting of ministers on Monday lasted two hours, but resulted in no new Canadian promises for Ukraine, which has requested aid in the form of lethal weapons.
Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole said Monday night he welcomes a vote on his leadership after members indicated earlier in the evening there was enough support within the party to trigger a caucus leadership review.
Canada's transport minister says the vaccine mandate for cross-border truckers hasn't had an impact on the volume of trucks at the border.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took a hardline stance against the truckers and their supporters protesting on Parliament Hill, but the movement could grow into a bigger political opponent down the road, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
A B.C. man who filed a lawsuit hoping to prevent his 10-year-old daughter from getting vaccinated against COVID-19 has lost control of that decision to the child's mother.