In 2006, scientists descended upon a remote open-pit mine in Australia to study air that turns into rock. Like many mines, after churning through rock to get at a mineral, the Mount... Read more »

Communications between the Trump administration and Alberta’s separatist movement raised alarm at the highest levels in Canada last week. It also raised questions about Washington’s possible intentions. Some even see dangerous parallels... Read more »

Open this photo in gallery: Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith said Wednesday he will stay on as a member of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s caucus until the provincial race is called, citing crucial... Read more »

Open this photo in gallery: U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio with Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand at the State Department in Washington in August, 2025.Cliff Owen/The Associated Press Foreign Affairs Minister... Read more »

Open this photo in gallery: Secretary of State for International Development Randeep Sarai on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, in October, 2025.Spencer Colby/The Canadian Press The MP overseeing foreign aid says Ottawa wants... Read more »

Elementary school teachers gathered outside the Toronto District School Board head office Tuesday to support their colleagues who have been fired or suspended from Bowmore Road Junior and Senior School. In total,... Read more »

TORONTO — After closing 53 stores in the past two years and now facing a succession of lawsuits from unpaid suppliers and landlords, Toys “R” Us Canada has turned to an Ontario... Read more »

A citizen-led climate justice challenge to the Saskatchewan government’s plan to continue using coal power failed when a court sided with the province last month. Last summer, the provincial government and SaskPower... Read more »

Good morning. Toronto and Vancouver are expected to spend a total of $1-billion in public money to host their World Cup matches this summer – more on that below, along with Gaza’s... Read more »