United States President Donald Trump claimed Sunday that Canada would pay for the entirety of a revived Keystone XL pipeline.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the province will not be hammering out a so-called “New Deal 2.0” to solve Toronto’s finances.

Halifax police say they continue to investigate a woman’s disappearance 35 years after she went missing. Leslie Anne Katnick, ...

The former secretary of the Serbian Orthodox Diocese of Canada has been charged with fraud after more than $200,000 were ...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he “couldn’t be happier” with the results of the U.S. midterm elections because the result ...

The Democrats will have new powers that will allow for more oversight and investigations into the Trump administration, but ...

Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area were down in October compared with a year ago as the city’s real estate board says ...

The price of gas and diesel will likely continue to trend downward this week after an 11-cent drop at the pumps on Wednesday, ...

Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area were down in October compared with a year ago as the city’s real estate board says ...

The names of private sector companies with employees working at the Major Projects Office should not be publicly released, ...

For nearly a decade, Canadian troops have led NATO’s multinational mission in Latvia. However, this week marked a significant ...

In Maine, a border state that has been hit hard by the Canada-U.S. trade war, incumbent Republican Sen. Susan Collins is ...