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“The basement was grimy and smelled like damp wood or a cottage shed in the middle of summer”

A Windsor-Essex, Ont., man is calling for more consumer protection laws after his March car accident left his vehicle undrivable. However, he's still financing the SUV while it sits in the Volkswagen of Windsor lot. 

Seven major automakers say they're joining forces to build a North American electric vehicle charging network that would rival Tesla's and nearly double the number of fast-charging plugs in the U.S. and Canada.

A new approach to relations with China can help Canada become a predator rather than prey on 21st century economic issues. Read on.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has pushed back against suggestions that Canada is a “free-rider” in the NATO alliance.

Theres a lot of concern about the introduction of private health care in Canada. But it’s still public health care — just the worst version of it

Gunnison Island, typically covered in plumes of white feathers during this time of year, is experiencing a dramatic decline in the number of American white pelicans.

Their landlords have proposed a nearly 10 per cent rent increase in the past two years

The Lower 48 is in for a bit of a breather over the weekend, but smoke concerns remain on the local level in various spots. Fire weather ramps up next week.

Defense Minister Anita Anand<b> </b>is in Brussels where she will Zoom with press gallery reporters this morning, Ottawa time, to address the limits of Canada’s unwavering support for Ukraine.