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Insiders think the prime minister will come under pressure to step down as Liberal leader if his party cant hold on to Toronto—St. Paul’s, Althia Raj writes.

Eleven months after unveiling a controversial plan to move thousands more surgeries and diagnostic procedures out of hospitals, Premier Doug Fords government has put out a call for applications from

There was acrimony in the Manitoba legislature Thursday as politicians passed a bill to designate March 31 an annual day to recognize two-spirit and transgender persons.

The Tories are hoping that a strong result in the by-election will reveal their growing strength in the Greater Toronto Area

People in Durham, Ont., have launched a Save Our Hospital campaign amid plans to relocate in-patient beds to other communities and as West Grey municipality has declared a state of emergency. "I think every small hospital in the country should be aware something's happening. It's not good," says one resident.

MPP Bobbi Ann Brady thinks party politics lead to a good bill dying at Queen's Park. Brady expressed her disap...

New Brunswick's premier was absent from a Tuesday evening leaders' debate on health care. Leaders from the thr...

The Tories have secured another seat in the House of Assembly. Lin Paddock has won the Baie Verte-Green Bay by...

A new report has given Manitoba a near-failing grade on its efforts to reduce poverty this year, and the opposition Progressive Conservatives seized the opportunity to ask the NDP government to explain why the province is falling short.

Why a snap election could be on the way, man acquitted in hours after spending years in jail and a new report brings immigration law to the present.