Housing, environment and science news from across Canada.
Families say Durham school board's route changes for special education students are causing exhaustion and mental health strain, with some children spending over four hours daily on buses to attend Pickering High School's specialized programming.
Quebec's five main party leaders engaged in heated exchanges during the final televised debate before October's election, with health care privatization and sovereignty dominating the contentious 2-hour event marked by crosstalk and policy divisions.
Ottawa's city council has approved renaming Trump Avenue, severing its symbolic link to the former U.S. president following years of local discomfort and strained Canada-U.S. relations. The decision comes after extensive debate about the street's politically charged name and its implications during a period of diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
A fast-moving porch fire spread to two homes in Scarborough, causing significant damage and displacing six residents. No injuries were reported as all occupants evacuated safely thanks to working smoke detectors.
The Ontario School Board Council of Unions joins two other major education unions in scheduling strike votes amid stalled negotiations with the provincial government.
The Peel Regional Police Association has endorsed Ward 2 councillor Alvin Tedjo for mayor of Mississauga, marking their first-ever mayoral candidate endorsement in what is shaping up to be a highly competitive race against incumbent Carolyn Parrish and former mayor Bonnie Crombie.
Zach Cregger's 'Resident Evil' reboot dominates North American box office with franchise-best debut, outperforming seven prior films in the series while revitalizing horror cinema.
The International Language Academy of Canada has ceased operations after filing for bankruptcy, citing financial struggles and regulatory challenges over the past three years.
A three-hour documentary offering intimate footage of Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival, featuring reflections from his brother and Canadian athletes ahead of the September 20 Terry Fox Run.
Steven Kolb, longtime CEO of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, resigned after video showed him restraining PETA protesters at a New York fashion show, ending his 20-year tenure leading the influential trade organization.
Canadian residents can save on Disney World trips in 2027 with discounted resort stays, park tickets, and exclusive perks through a new limited-time offer. The promotion includes early park entry, complimentary transportation, and free Memory Maker photo packages.