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David Do is, on the surface, unassuming and respectable. He owns a house just outside Toronto with his partner, drives a Tesla and is paid $121,000 a year as a hospital pharmacist.

U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of a 100 per cent tariff on movies made outside the U.S. has the Ontario film industry and local municipalities concerned about the future.

The director of P.E.I.'s Public Schools Branch says the organization only connected two classroom incidents involving Matthew Alan Craswell after he was arrested on unrelated child pornography charges last summer.

The Dene National chief in the N.W.T. says communities are "at the crossroads" in the ongoing drug crisis, and he hopes the creation of a task force will help find solutions.

Gone, it seems, are the days when the phrase "going nuclear" was meant figuratively.

U.S. President Donald Trump repeated one of his favourite talking points in his meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney Tuesday, saying the Canada-U.S. border is an "artificially drawn line." 

The U.S. government's own figures 'do not support' Republican claims about the border, a report found.

Critics say it's a power grab to ensure projects like Doug Ford's proposed tunnel under Highway 401 and mining critical minerals in the north get done with little resistance.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Ontario Premier Doug Ford traded barbs on Tuesday over talk of Alberta's possible separation from Canada.

Toronto's Bata Shoe Museum is celebrating its 30th anniversary by recognizing three decades of exhibitions, starting Wednesday with Rough and Ready: A History of the Cowboy Boot.

Business leaders were hopeful the White House meeting between Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump would provide a framework for how trade talks may progress. 

A new pope could be chosen before the week is through as cardinals hold a conclave, and the name the new pontiff chooses could signal where he intends to take the church.

Zach Hyman scored from just above the right circle with 3:02 left to put Edmonton ahead for good, and the Oilers rallied yet again this postseason to beat the Vegas Golden Knights 4-2 on Tuesday night in Game 1 of the second-round series.

India fired missiles at multiple locations in Pakistani-controlled territory early Wednesday — killing at least eight people including a child according to Pakistan's military spokesperson, which that country's leader called an act of war.

Events this week across Newfoundland and Labrador are marking Red Dress Day, but advocates say discussion and education need to happen every day.

The New Brunswick government has introduced legislation to freeze property assessments for homeowners, landlords and businesses for one year while it works on a promised plan to reform the province's property tax system.

The Quebec government has tabled a bill that would bar supervised drug consumption sites from being established within 150 metres of a school or daycare. 

Another piece of the past on the Prairie landscape has gone up in flames in rural Manitoba. 

A government-funded pediatric program that helps children with permanent hearing loss says it needs more funding for speech language pathologists and other services.

A mandatory evacuation order is in effect for parts of Athabasca County and the village of Boyle, due to a wildfire in the area.

A drug squad investigator said it was "shocking" to learn how 18-year-old University of Victoria student Sidney McIntyre-Starko came to possess and then ingest the toxic drugs that killed her.

Some fishermen on the south shore of Prince Edward Island say there's no good explanation for the low prices they've been getting for lobster so far this spring season. 

Officials say Toronto is making progress in keeping its infrastructure in good working order, but the city still needs to secure $18 billion in additional funds over the next 10 years to ensure its assets are in a state of good repair.

The Southeast District Major Crime Unit has taken over the investigation, as police confirm they are treating Walsh's death as suspicious.

The Saul and Claribel Simkin Centre held a celebration on Tuesday for the Manitobans marking the milestone. The group ranges in age from 100 to 104 years of age. 

There's no opening date yet, but the N.W.T. government says it's developing a new option for people who are homeless in the territory.

In 2013, when he was running to unseat a Conservative government, Justin Trudeau said there were a "few very big things the prime minister of Canada needs to get right," one of which was "building a constructive working relationship with the president of the United States."

Calgary's Gresham Block is being demolished this week, bringing an end to a hallmark of the city's Inglewood neighbourhood for more than a century.

Regina City Council is set to consider a new business incentive proposal, which would compensate Costco to build a second location within city limits.

Among the fines, the European Commission imposed a 500 million euro fine on Apple for preventing app makers from pointing users to cheaper options outside its App Store.

The minister tabled the legislation following some controversy over Montreal's first supervised drug-inhalation centre run by Maison Benoît Labre, a local non-profit.

The strikes came amid soaring tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbors over last month's militant attack on tourists in the Indian-controlled portion of Kashmir.

The sexual assault trial of a Toronto city councillor continued Monday with Michael Thompson taking to the witness box for the first time, describing meeting a young woman who he would later invite to the Muskoka cottage where the alleged assaults took place.

According to the report, which will be presented to council on Monday, 97.529 per cent of the city's purchases are Canadian and only 2.359 per cent are from the Unites States.

According to the Sûreté du Québec (SQ), emergency services were called in the afternoon for two motionless bodies spotted floating in the water.

As car companies report earnings for the first quarter of the year, many are signalling future profits will be impacted due to U.S. tariff policies.

The office of the chief public health officer in the N.W.T. has issued potential exposure notices for two Yellowknife businesses and three schools after confirming a case of measles in the city this past weekend.

Premier Danielle Smith says her focus will be on repairing the destruction she says Ottawa has caused to Alberta over the past decade as the idea of separation from Canada gains greater public attention.

During their meeting, Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump touched on trade, security and Trump’s threat of making Canada the 51st American state.

PQ leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said Premier Danielle Smith has used the spectre of a referendum to gain leverage as she makes demands of the federal government.

The theme of this year's annual fundraiser, 'Tailored For You,' made it clear that guests were invited to be as creative as possible.

The Quebec government has been under pressure to begin repairs at Montreal's Maisonneuve-Rosemont hospital after delaying them, citing budgetary constraints.

Measles cases in Ontario have increased by 140 this week, for a total of 1,383 cases, the province's top doctor said. 

Trump said Washington will take the Houthis' word that they will stop interrupting important shipping lanes in the Middle East by striking ships in the Red Sea.

Sea to Sky RCMP-Squamish and North Shore and Lions Bay Search and Rescue were called in at 3:34 p.m. about two hikers who had been separated and were lost in the area.

YouGov found that among all nations surveyed, there was a "clear sense" that most people felt their country's militaries would not be sufficiently prepared to enter into a war.

Florida Panthers forward Sam Bennett hit Anthony Stolarz goaltender of the Maple Leafs with an elbow as Toronto was ahead 3-1 in the second period.

Landlords are able to get around the province's five-per-cent cap on rent increases if they rent a unit to a new tenant.

A Guelph man faces kidnapping and assault charges after allegedly abducting a bar employee and holding her against her will before she managed to escape.

A pair of South Korean shipyards — usually fierce competitors — have teamed up on a $20-billion to $24-billion proposal to sell Canada 12 of the country's latest submarines, known as the KSS-III. The pitch was made in a detailed, unsolicited proposal to the federal government, delivered in early March just ahead of the federal election.