WASHINGTON—“The fact is, everything he’s saying so far is a lie. I’m not here to call out his lies, you know he’s a liar,” Joe Biden said.

Liberals throw down challenge, make COVID-19 aid bill a confidence matter

Opponents question point of province’s public consultation process

City council meets starting Wednesday for the first time after a summer break, and there is a packed agenda.

GALLOWAY, N.J.—Calgary’s Jaclyn Lee withdrew from the ShopRite LPGA Classic on Tuesday after learning that her caddie tested positive for COVID-19.

A new report from the Parliamentary Budget Officer says Canada’s “barely” sustainable $328.5 billion deficit is set to decline significantly by 2022 — but economists warn that the analysis excludes billions of dollars in spending Ottawa has pledged this month.

First ‘transition day’ for public board — when students can switch their learning choice — has been changed from Oct. 13 to Nov. 3

First ‘transition day’ for public board — when students can switch their learning choice — has been changed from Oct. 13 to Nov. 3

Green party kept donations meant for Glen Murray campaign in error

CRTC's undercover shoppers find fault with 1-in-5 interactions with wireless sellers

Mark Levert walked out of a reopened gym in late July convinced that fitness clubs are not doing enough — and aren’t required to do enough — to protect him and others from COVID-19.

Green party kept donations meant for Glen Murray campaign in error

Back in the good old days of July and August, when new COVID-19 case numbers were low and we could still get together with friends and family for a picnic, we had enough optimism to think we could take on a second wave and win.

Public health officials are urging anyone who attended a car rally at an Ontario beach town over the weekend to self-monitor for symptoms of COVID-19.

As COVID-19 cases continue to pile up, a leading health expert says the Ontario government should consider shutting down casinos, movie theatres and shopping malls. Industry defenders, meanwhile, say closures would be unnecessary and unfair.

Deficit on track to hit $330 billion with COVID effects lasting years, says PBO

A week after the Toronto District School Board launched its Virtual School for thousands of students who opted not to take in-class programs due to COVID-19, parents say it has been both a confusing and frustrating experience.

Ottawa unveils guidelines, deal for rapid COVID-19 tests as calls for approval mount

Strip club operators are voicing frustration over the Ontario government’s move to shut down their establishments, saying the closure was ordered without consultation and treats the industry unfairly.

Ontario reports 554 new COVID-19 cases, four deaths from the illness

Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange

Public health officials recommend car rally attendees self-monitor for COVID-19

Complaints from Access to Information users more than doubled last year: info czar

Ontario strip clubs, worker advocates say provincial shutdown is unfair

Liberals revive efforts to make Sept. 30 holiday for Indigenous reconciliation

North American stock markets drift lower on path to first monthly loss since March

Trudeau pledges extra $400 million in humanitarian aid to fight COVID-19

Canada and Britain impose sanctions on Belarus, president over 'fraudulent' election

When Toronto reported in June that it had fully complied with physical distancing requirements in its shelter system, there were still 32 beds at seven sites that weren’t yet adhering to distancing standards, new documents in an ongoing lawsuit reveal — something a coalition of homeless service providers and human rights advocates allege that senior city managers knew.

CRTC's undercover shoppers find fault with 1-in-5 interactions with wireless sellers

Having already extended its summer road-closure program past Labour Day, the City of Toronto said Tuesday that it’ll now push the program into October, closing off chunks of Lake Shore Boulevard, Bayview Avenue and River Street this weekend.

North American stock markets drift lower on path to first monthly loss since March

A new study out of the University of Toronto revealed surprising results, researchers say, on how students’ mental health has fared during COVID-19 and under the pandemic-mandated campus shutdown earlier this year.

Homeless advocates, City of Toronto set to clash in court over distancing in shelters

Trudeau pledges extra $400 million in humanitarian aid to fight COVID-19

First virtual vote in the Commons marked by delays, technical glitches, goofs by MPs

Homeless advocates, City of Toronto set to clash in court over distancing in shelters

Liberals throw down challenge, make COVID-19 aid bill a confidence matter

CENTRE WELLINGTON—The head of Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health stressed that we could be seeing a second-wave and it won’t take much for it to be worse than the first wave.

OPP report: opioid-related overdose deaths rose 34 per cent in 2019

Police lay child porn charges after months long investigation near Sudbury, Ont.

Police allege Melena Pheasant tried to run, but was arrested at stabbing scene

Former Conservative MP Rob Anders facing multiple charges of evading taxes

Ontario court again extends stay of proceedings for three tobacco giants

CRTC's undercover shoppers find fault with 1-in-5 interactions with wireless sellers

The federal government intends to purchase 7.9 million rapid COVID-19 tests from a U.S.-based firm, which are awaiting Health Canada authorization.

Former Conservative MP Rob Anders facing multiple charges for evading taxes

Ontario’s new COVID-19 cases fell to 554 on Tuesday from an all-time high of 700 the previous day, with a slight drop in testing and four new deaths, the Ministry of Health reported.

Union demands permanent hires to solve backlog in veterans' benefit applications

Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 and the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.