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Whitehorse needs campsite downtown for people experiencing homelessness, advocate says

Ford doubles down on refusal to allow fourplexes provincewide

Premier Doug Ford doubled down Wednesday on his refusal to force municipalities to allow fourplexes on residential land, a move that could jeopardize Ontario's access to billions of dollars in federal housing funds.

Hockey star Connor McDavid now a face of responsible gaming after promoting gambling

Athletes aren't supposed to appear in gambling-related advertising in Ontario anymore, though sports fans may have noticed hockey star Connor McDavid in a new spot for BetMGM. That's because he's shown advocating for responsible gambling, which is allowed under the new rules.

A look inside Peterborough's transitional housing program

Municipalities across Ontario are working to find solutions to the homelessness crisis. CBC’s Lorenda Reddekopp went to Peterborough to learn more about its transitional housing program, where city staff have turned a former parking lot into space to house nearly 50 people in modular cabins.

Former university athlete says COVID stopped him from running — wants people to mask again

A Tecumseh, Ont., native who brought awareness to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic by running a marathon while wearing a hospital gown is now dealing with the effects of long COVID. 

LILLEY: Trudeau warns journalists that questions about China's election interference are racist and should stop

Facing tough questions about allegations China worked to help elect a Liberal government, Trudeau called questions on the issue racist.

Trudeau warns journalists that questions are racist and should stop

Facing tough questions about allegations China worked to help elect a Liberal government, Trudeau called questions on the issue racist.

Question on Chinese election interference is racist, Justin Trudeau suggests

The Canadian prime minister refused to give straight answers about potential foreign influence during a tense press conference

LILLEY: Trudeau warns journalists that questions about China's election interference are racist and should stop

LILLEY: Trudeau warns journalists that questions about China's election interference are racist and should stop