If Justin Trudeau's leadership wobble continues to worsen for another few weeks, the Conservatives may have the right to get giddy about governing, Don Martin writes in his exclusive column for CTVNews.ca.
The B.C. government is bringing back its mask mandate for indoor public settings to combat the province's ongoing surge in COVID-19 cases.
Coffee prices are on the rise due to frosty weather in Brazil that doesn't bode well for this year’s crops.
On average, somewhere between 30 and 40 per cent of Canadians don’t cast their votes in federal elections. Some countries have adopted mandatory voting laws to ensure every vote counts.
A day after throwing a line to private-sector union workers, Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole is digging in against what the party calls 'corporate elites' in a pitch to Canadian seniors and working-class voters.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada is prepared to keep its military personnel in Afghanistan after an Aug. 31 American deadline.
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau says a re-elected Liberal government would help renters become homeowners through $1 billion in loans and grants.
The Manitoba government will require designated provincial employees to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Oct. 31 or undergo regular testing, and will reintroduce a mask mandate for indoor public spaces.
The head of Iran's prisons apologized on Tuesday for 'bitter events' in Tehran's Evin prison after videos leaked by hackers showed beatings of prisoners, a rare admission of abuse by authorities.
Amid continued mayhem at the Kabul international airport, one family makes it to safety with the help of Canadian soldiers, while another remains stranded at a hotel. Four Canadian evacuation flights have left Kabul over the past four days, carrying hundreds of Afghans.
A new study from Stanford University in California suggests that exposure to wildfire smoke during pregnancy increases the risk of preterm birth.
While speaking at a rally in Alabama this weekend, former U.S. president Donald Trump was booed by supporters after he said he recommended they get the COVID-19 vaccine.
People who can't get vaccinated against COVID-19 for medical reasons won't be exempt from B.C.’s upcoming vaccine passport system, nor will those who choose not to get immunized for religious reasons.
