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Nearly one in five Canadians who had COVID—more than more than 3 million people—went on to develop long COVID, also called post COVID 19 Condition, with little to no support

Prime Minister Mark Carney is pulling back on Canada’s trade fight with the U.S., dropping retaliatory tariffs on goods covered under CUSMA) even as Donald Trump escalates with new penalties.

As the federal government moves to reduce the number of non-permanent residents, critics warn this may signal a harder shift in policy.

Toronto's main landfill is about to run out of space by 2035. What will the city do with its trash?

Technology has shaped an entire generation

Na-Me-Res, an Indigenous-led organization in Toronto, has been working on shelters, transitional programs, and affordable housing. On this National day for Truth and Reconciliation, we speak to the organization’s Executive

A bill to restore citizenship to people born abroad is sparking debate over who qualifies as Canadian — and what rules should apply.

A new report has revealed that workers in Ontario are being shortchanged by nearly $200 million in unpaid wages.

Canada avoided a snap election Monday night as the Liberal minority government pushed its federal budget through by a two-vote margin, 170 to 168.

A Toronto Star investigation found illegal drugs being advertised and sold to Canadians through paid Meta ads.