- NewsOlivia Bowden
VOTE: Should there be a tax on single-use containers?
Do you think a tax on single-use containers would help to reduce waste in landfills, or do you think it might disproportionately harm businesses?
- NewsMegan DeLaire
VOTE: Should we bury the names of mass murderers?
So what should media in Canada do in light of the Christchurch attack? Maintain the status quo by repeating the shooter's name or move in a new direction by refusing to publish it?
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
What Canadians need to know about new European travel restrictions
If you’re longing to spend your summer on the beach in the south of France or have a winter getaway to ski the alps, it might be a bit more difficult. The European Union has announced the European Travel Information and Authorization System (EITAS) will take effect in 2021.
- NewsMegan DeLaire
Toronto earns the highest transit score of any Canadian city
The TTC may get lots of complaints, but according to a new ranking by Redfin, it's the best transit system Canada's got.
- NewsMegan DeLaire
VOTE: Should we stop listening to Michael Jackson?
Radio stations in Quebec and New Zealand have pulled the pop star's music from its airways, but should others follow suit?
- NewsJon Rumley
Jane Philpott resigns from federal Liberal cabinet
Treasury Board president Jane Philpott says she's stepping down from her post amid the SNC-Lavalin controversy. The Markham-Stouffville MP was also the minister of digital government.
- NewsJon Rumley
'Rest in peace, Dylan': Fans react to '90210' star Luke Perry's death at age 52
"Beverly Hills, 90210" actor Luke Perry died Monday in Burbank, Calif., after suffering a massive stroke last Wednesday.
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
VOTE: Should Justin Trudeau resign after the SNC-Lavalin scandal?
In the wake of Jody Wilson-Raybould’s testimony on the SNC-Lavalin controversy, Conservative leader Andrew Scheer has called for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to resign. “Justin Trudeau simply cannot continue to govern this country now that Canadians know what he has done,” Scheer said.
- NewsJon Rumley
Jagmeet Singh: Could NDP leader be Canada's next PM?
Jagmeet Singh is finally going to get the chance to represent the NDP in Parliament, but there are several roadblocks on his path to becoming prime minister.
- NewsJon Rumley
Alberta intends to end 'cash cow' use of photo radar
Alberta's transportation minister says photo radar systems are being used as "cash cows" by municipalities as a way to collect revenue without improving safety.
- NewsJon Rumley
Petition for U.S. to sell Montana to Canada for $1 trillion grows
A Change.org petition suggesting that the U.S. should sell Montana to Canada has collected thousands of signatures supporting the idea.
- NewsJon Rumley
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh: Why he hasn't connected with Canadians
The SNC-Lavalin controversy has created an opportunity for NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh to make a much-needed splash for his party, and that starts with a Feb. 25 byelection in Burnaby South, political experts say.
- NewsJon Rumley
Burnaby resident 'disgusted' by parachute candidate Jagmeet Singh
A Burnaby, B.C., resident writes a letter to a local publication saying he's "disgusted" by NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh running in a riding he's not from.
- NewsMegan DeLaire
Vote: Should the Canadian government bring ISIS spouses home from Syria?
Canada is wrestling with its role in the repatriation of ISIS-fighter spouses as the Islamic State crumbles.
- NewsJon Rumley
VOTE: Should Wilson-Raybould be allowed to comment on SNC-Lavalin allegations?
Jody Wilson-Raybould has refused to comment on a report that she allegedly faced pressure from the PMO to intervene in the case against SNC-Lavalin.
- NewsJon Rumley
Was Maroon 5's Super Bowl halftime show really that bad?
According to critics on social media, Maroon 5's performance at the Super Bowl halftime show in Atlanta failed to impress this year.
- NewsElianna Lev
Axing Ontario's full-day kindergarten could hurt children, families: expert
The future of Ontario's full-day kindergarten program is up in the air after some vague remarks made by Premier Doug Ford.
- NewsYahoo Canada
VOTE: Do you think Canada does enough to prevent terrorism?
On Friday morning, RCMP raided the homes of two Kingston, Ont., residents in connection with a terror plot. One minor has been charged with knowingly facilitating a terrorist activity and counselling someone to use an explosive or other lethal device to cause death or serious bodily injury. Another man, who has been identified as 20-year-old Hussam Eddin Alzahabi, has been arrested but not yet charged.
- FinanceAlicja Siekierska
Chances are you know someone who's skipped work after a big sporting event
The day after a Super Bowl champion is crowned, it turns out many of those fans who watched the game might not show up to work.
- FinanceJeff Lagerquist
Nearly half of Canadians come within $200 of bankruptcy: survey
More Canadians feel they are on the brink of bankruptcy, according to a new survey highlighting the toll of increasingly hefty debt loads.
- FinanceJessy Bains
Don't burn bridges: There's a good chance managers will want to rehire you
Don't burn bridges because 91% of managers want to rehire former employees
- FinanceJessy Bains
'Low-risk low-reward': Why Gillette's #MeToo ad is a relatively safe bet
Gillette's #MeToo ad isn't as bold as Nike's ad featuring ex-NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick
- FinanceJeff Lagerquist
Six-in-ten Canadians see a pipeline crisis, half blame Trudeau: poll
The Angus Reid Institute questioned more than 4,000 individuals between late December and early January. The findings show about half place blame on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government for not doing enough to move projects forward. Canada’s long-standing pipeline issue was thrust into the spotlight again in late 2018, as prices for heavy Canadian crude plunged against global benchmarks.
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
VOTE: Do you think the U.S. should build a border wall?
President Donald Trump speaks from the Oval Office of the White House as he gives a prime-time address about border security Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2018, in Washington. The partial U.S. government shutdown continues to wage on after significant back-and-fourth about president Donald Trump’s border wall at the Mexican border. Negotiations continue on Thursday, the 19th day of the government shutdown, in another attempt to agree on the wall demands and reopen government.
NewsAssociated PressStreet-level drug dealing behind Mexico resort killings
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican authorities say that street-level drug dealing was probably the motive behind the killing of seven men in the Caribbean coast resort city of Playa del Carmen.
