Water levels remain high but the flooding situation remains largely stable in Quebec, with alert levels maintained and the City of Montreal voting to extend its state of emergency for five more days.
SpaceX launched a load of supplies to the International Space Station on Saturday following a pair of unusual power delays, and now a Canadian astronaut will be waiting to snatch it when it arrives.
We’d like to make a case for the second best made-up holiday, Cinco de Mayo, as the perfect symbol of resistance in the face of overwhelming odds.
Police are investigating after one of the vehicles left the scene of the collision on Steeles and Winston Churchill. A man was transported to hospital with non life-threatening injuries.
Burger King is claiming five new menu items designed to advance social awareness when, in reality, all it’s doing is selling old-school Whopper combos in different boxes this month, Vinay Menon writes.
The Muskoka-going class can have cottage country, writes Edward Keenan. Cherry blossom season in High Park is a beautiful thing.
‘It seems our obsession with cleanliness and health is actually making us less healthy.’
Provincial officials have renewed warnings to residents and business owners to be aware of lingering, less-obvious threats such as mould, contaminated household items that may appear clean, and sharp debris that may have washed onto land.
Allegations involve cheque scams, six-figure wire transfers, a $600,000 property in the Bahamas and a player with ties to the Hamilton mafia