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Two-thirds of female and non-binary candidates in 2023 provincial election who were interviewed say they faced some form of online harassment during the campaign

It’s unclear what led to the violence and if the imam was targeted. The shooting is under investigation and no other information is available, Newark’s public safety director says

The 23-year-old suspect is facing charges of dangerous driving causing death, fleeing the scene of a deadly collision and impaired driving causing death

On Monday, Saskatchewan stopped collecting the tax applied to homes heated by natural gas and electricity

The Globe and Mail spoke with Toronto-Dominion Bank’s chief economist, Beata Caranci, to gain a sense of where economic conditions are headed in the new year

Administration officials have criticized Johnson’s trip as a political ploy that will do little to solve the problem

The court’s historic ruling marked the first time in history Section 3 of U.S. Constitution’s Fourteenth Amendment has been used to deem a presidential candidate ineligible for the White House

Quebec ERs were at 125-per-cent capacity on Monday, according to Index Santé, a health-data website

The Caixin/S&P Global manufacturing PMI rose to 50.8 at the end of 2023 from 50.7 in November, marking the fastest expansion in seven months and surpassing analysts’ forecasts

Dustin Duncan, the minister responsible for natural gas utility SaskEnergy and electric utility SaskPower, said in a statement last week that his province was removing the carbon price as of Jan. 1 to help families ‘who were left out in the cold by the federal government’