Toronto could soon have the fifth highest number of mixed-use residential supertalls in the world, alongside cities like NYC and Hong Kong.

The case was so egregious it sparked outrage among the public that is both a call and a window for change.

Approximately three quarters of all produce consumed in Canada is imported, and California supplies a major chunk of that. So Canadians feel it when California is hammered by drought, flooding and...

Hussain Currimbhoy, who stepped down from the festival on March 20, said he could not comment on the allegations.

Drivers for programs like Meals-on-Wheels are becoming harder to find as costs rise and volunteerism drops.

At its new store in Scarborough Town Centre, Uniqlo is selling shirts and tote bags celebrating a beloved diner, a Chinese restaurant and a roti spot.

Billed as Canada’s third largest parade, the annual procession of marchers and spectators celebrates Khalsa Day —or Vaisakhi, the Sikh New Year — and the establishment of the Sikh community in 1699.

Two views about the ongoing value of the deal by which the New Democrats are propping up Justin Trudeau's minority Liberal government.

For the prime minister, talking to Americans is part of a serious communication strategy.

Tending the land offers “a way to feel empowered and a way to feel less despair” amid climate anxiety.

The new rules affect individuals realizing a profit of more than $250,000 on the sale of any asset, including a cottage, investment property or a second home.

After dropping a 3-1 decision at Scotiabank Arena — and losing Auston Matthews in the process — they’ll face elimination on Tuesday in Boston.

Lola Alves is considering setting up tents in her Airbnb properties for guests, after her “experiment” drew hundreds of applications - and outrage.

Biden opened his roast with a direct but joking focus on Trump, calling him “sleepy Don,” in reference to a nickname Trump had given the president previously.

At its new store in Scarborough Town Centre, Uniqlo is selling shirts and tote bags celebrating a beloved diner, a Chinese restaurant and a roti spot.

The new rules affect individuals realizing a profit of more than $250,000 on the sale of any asset, including a cottage, investment property or a second home.