Education experts and advocates are questioning Ontario’s already delayed plan to introduce a financial literacy requirement for high school students as part of the Grade 10 math course, with some saying the... Read more »

WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal appeals court ruled Friday that President Donald Trump had no legal right to impose sweeping tariffs on almost every country on earth but left in place for now his... Read more »

On a Friday afternoon, the sun blazes down on a Mississauga truck yard. With less than 24 hours before Toronto’s annual Carnival parade, Freedom Mas hasn’t started building its sound system. The... Read more »

Gaza City is now a dangerous combat zone, Israel says, adding that it is in the “initial stages” of a planned offensive that has drawn international condemnation. Israel’s military said it suspended... Read more »

Open this photo in gallery: Quebec Secularism Minister Jean-François Roberge on April 8. Earlier this week, an independent committee made 50 recommendations on how to strengthen secularism.Jacques Boissinot/The Canadian Press The Quebec... Read more »

Open this photo in gallery: Justice Lise Maisonneuve, who will lead the Future of Sport in Canada Commission, participates in a news conference with Minister of Sport and Physical Activity Carla Qualtrough,... Read more »

Canadians everywhere are planning where to hike, swim or set up a picnic this long weekend — and top of that list, for many British Columbians, will be the turquoise-blue waters and... Read more »

You’ll want to keep your eyes on the lakeshore this weekend to catch a glimpse of the annual Air Show. It’s one of several notable events happening on the last weekend before... Read more »

When Prime Minister Mark Carney met with oil and gas executives in June, he touted “partnerships” to make Canada an “energy superpower,” but disclosure reports show industry leaders had something else in... Read more »