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Top public health officials in Ontario say they will make an announcement this evening.

Canada has confirmed its first "presumptive" case of the deadly coronavirus in Toronto as the number of infections worldwide surpassed 1,900 cases.

Canada has confirmed its first "presumptive" case of the deadly coronavirus in Toronto as the number of infections worldwide surpasses 1,400 cases.

Canada has confirmed its first "presumptive" case of the deadly coronavirus in Toronto as the number of infections worldwide surpasses 1,400 cases.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer declined Saturday to shed any light on lingering questions about the use of party money to pay for his children's tuition, an issue that threw his party into turmoil just as he announced his decision to step back from the leadership job.

Habib Haghjoo's girls are home. The bodies of Sahar Haghjoo, 37, and her eight-year-old daughter, Elsa Jadidi, landed in Toronto on Saturday, Haghjoo said of his daughter and granddaughter who were on the Ukrainian flight that was shot down by Iran forces earlier this month.

Ottawa appears to be balking at a pledge to consent to the certification of a proposed class action lawsuit over First Nation child welfare — less than two months after the justice and Indigenous services ministers publicly said the federal government wanted to settle the case — according to one of the lawyers on the file.

Qapik Attagutsiak, a 99-year-old Inuk woman, will be the guest of honour at a ceremony Monday to recognize the little-known contribution by Inuit communities to help Canada and the allies during the Second World War.

Former Conservative cabinet minister Peter MacKay formally launched his bid to replace Andrew Scheer on Saturday in his home province of Nova Scotia, where he first began his political career more than 20 years ago. 

Quebec provincial police have identified the body found in Lac-St-Jean yesterday as one of the missing snowmobilers, 58-year-old Gilles Claude.

Quebec provincial police have identified the body found in Lac Saint-Jean yesterday as one of the missing snowmobilers, 58-year-old Gilles Claude.

Lawyers for U.S. President Donald Trump are presenting arguments today at the Senate impeachment trial. They will rebut the last three days of accusations from Democrats that he abused his power and obstructed Congress.

Lawyers for U.S. President Donald Trump are presenting arguments today at the Senate impeachment trial. They will rebut the last three days of accusations from Democrats that he abused his power and obstructed Congress.

Police have confirmed that a body found in an area off of Roaches Line in Conception Bay North, N.L., is 26-year-old Joshua Wall, who went missing during a massive snow storm. 

Former federal Progressive Conservative leader, and Harper cabinet minister Peter MacKay is announcing his bid to lead the Conservative Party of Canada into the next federal election.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says the Agropur Co-operative is recalling some of its milk products in Ontario and Quebec due to the presence of sanitizer.

In May 2018, Monique Richard was the first woman to reach Mount Logan's summit solo. She could also be its last solo climber.

Native Earth Performing Arts is bringing their production of 'This Is How We Got Here' to Aki Studio in Regent Park from Jan. 26 to Feb. 16.

You need a licence to drive. It’s a privilege, not a right. But the pedestrian ends up being the second-class traffic citizen, simply for having the gall to be on foot. 

Hong Kong has declared the outbreak of a new virus an emergency and will close primary and secondary schools for two more weeks after the Lunar New Year holiday. Trains and flights from the city of Wuhan on the Chinese mainland will be blocked.

The National Capital Commission has approved a site for a national monument to members of the LGBT community who for decades were purged from the federal public service because of their sexual orientation. CBC's The House met Michelle Douglas, the executive director of the LGBT Purge Fund, at the proposed site.

The old, dismanled Emergency Measures Organization was nowhere to be seen during the blizzard and its recovery, as the N.L. government pushed decisions to municipalities, writes John Gushue.

When viruses sometimes spill over from animals to humans, the health consequences can be serious.

The breathless headlines over Prince Harry and Meghan’s decision to step back as senior members of the Royal Family have subsided, but uncertainty remains about how their new life will work out for them.

A joke made on Twitter about the lack of female artists on country radio soon exploded. In response, an Ontario station launched an initiative to include equal airtime for women, in an effort to fix country radio's gender problem.

In the Conservative leadership race, Peter MacKay is already way ahead — in caucus endorsements. What impact might MP endorsements have in a race that will be shorter than the one in 2017?

In the Conservative leadership race, Peter MacKay is already way ahead — in caucus endorsements. What impact might MP endorsements have in a race that will be shorter than the one in 2017?

Social media has completely changed the way in which information about a disease outbreak travels around the world and experts say it’s not for the better. 

Some serious reflection is needed about why the Crown matters in contemporary Canada, writes Ian McKechnie.

The mystery of what led to the crash of CP Rail Train 301 in 2019 has lingered, leaving victims’ loved ones desperate for answers, and angry and suspicious.

Of the 37 North American players named to this year's NHL All star game or filling in as replacements, 15 — or 40 per cent — attended private school. It's a statistic that reinforces the notion that hockey, particularly at its very highest levels, is increasingly a sport not just for those who can afford it, but for those in the highest tax brackets.

Christopher (Kit) Hood, the co-creator of the beloved Canadian teen Degrassi TV series, has died.

An associate of Rudy Giuliani has provided congressional investigators with a recording of U.S. President Donald Trump saying he wanted to get rid of the U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, whose ouster emerged as an issue in the president's impeachment, his attorney told The Associated Press on Friday.