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Many unknowns remain on the new policy, which Trump has taken to calling 'Liberation Day' for the U.S., including what rates the tariffs will be and whether they include Canada.

Apartments, health centres and even pickleball courts may be coming to your local mall after Hudson's Bay departs. 

Paul Chiang says he's stepping aside in the federal election following his comments that a political opponent should be turned over to Chinese officials in return for a bounty.

The mother and some other parents argue the trip should be cancelled because the political climate in the U.S. makes it unsafe, and points to what has happened to some visitors.

It's been almost four months since a Lucasville family was forced to move out of their Halifax-area home, after their backyard was inundated with water. 

Moncton landlord Susan Martin says there's no good explanation for her energy bills showing massive spikes in consumption. One of her vacant properties saw its consumption double.

The City of Kelowna will not re-instate a business licence for a short term rental home that has garnered more than 50 complaints since 2021.

The evacuation was prompted by concerns over ground shifting and cracks that were discovered in the building’s foundation.

The recommendations include creating a fund to create more housing, a platform between social agencies and landlords, and a peer support service.

The second week of the federal election campaign is underway, with a fresh round of U.S. tariffs expected to soon reverberate on the hustings.

Hundreds of thousands of people in Ontario are still without power on the third day of a spring storm after freezing rain-coated swaths of the province with thick layers of ice.

While celebrated as a hero for saving a father's life during the blaze, a Sackville, N.S. man and his family have been facing hardships ever since.

In his speech to the Board of Trade, Metrolinx CEO Michael Lindsay said while progress might seem "incremental," transit projects are moving forward.

Campaigning in the GTA Sunday, Pierre Poilievre proposed a tax cut to boost Canadian investment, counter U.S. tariffs and strengthen the economy ahead of the April 28 election.

Albertans quizzed Premier Danielle Smith Saturday about her U.S. trips and how to deal with U.S. tariffs during her bi-weekly radio show, 'Your Province, Your Premiere.'

The latest Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News shows both the Liberals and Conservatives are gaining ground at the expense of the NDP and other parties.

More than 200,000 Ontarians are without power as this weekend's ice storm moves east, threatening parts of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

On Saturday evening, an Ontario judge dismissed Hudson’s Bay's restructuring agreement, raising the chances that lenders could move to push the company into receivership.

Recently certified, A Better Calgary said it has a plan to prevent vote splitting amongst conservative voters by bypassing certain wards.

As U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war escalates, federal party leaders are pitching Canadians on plans that could re-imagine the country's economy. Can they work?

Maritimers can expect relief at the pump starting next week, as the consumer carbon price is scheduled to be removed on April 1. 

A large-scale investigation into the Indigo bookstore vandalism, involving more than 70 police officers and 10 nighttime raids, is unlikely to achieve a single criminal conviction.

Many Canadians will vote on election day at their polling station, but there's other ways to cast your ballot before April 28, including if you live abroad.

A national survey reveals that Ontario nurse practitioners are facing a concerning workforce crisis while trying to take on more to cover gaps in the health-care system.