The Big Story

In the pandemic's darkest months, millions of us were looking for comfort and solace. And we found it in an unlikely comedy about an American football coach going to England to coach a soccer team.

When Canada's intelligence agency warns about threats from foreign powers in the expected fall election, it's easy to assume they're referring to the kind of online meddling the United States saw from Russia in 2016. But they're not.

Over the past few weeks, Toronto police have stormed into at least three park encampments where homeless people have been living. They've been met with protesters and journalists, and police have sometimes responded with violence.

Since the early days of the pandemic, experts have been warning about the stress constant emergency work places on medical professionals. And after more than a year on the front lines of the pandemic, Canada has a nursing crisis.

Masking has become second nature to most of us during the pandemic.

Their last game in Toronto was in September of 2019.

Recent polls from across the spectrum show the Conservative Party of Canada struggling to mount a meaningful challenge to the Liberals in the next election—which seems to be fast approaching.

You've probably thrown something out when it was past the date on the package—even if it didn't really seem like it had gone bad. Better safe than sorry, or as the campaign used to tell us, "When in doubt, throw it out.

The public is currently being told to venture into the crown jewel of Vancouver's park system "at their own risk" as dozens of people, including a two-year-old child, have been attacked by wild coyotes this year.

Last week, retired general Jonathan Vance, former chief of the defence staff, was charged with obstruction of justice related to an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct.