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Emergency Physicians Are Leaving the Profession as Canada’s ER Crisis Deepens, New Study Finds
Canada's emergency rooms are losing the doctors who staff them.
A new study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) paints a stark portrait of an emergency medicine workforce...
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Quebec Paramedics Reach Tentative Deal After Three Years Without a Contract
For more than three years, roughly 3,500 Quebec paramedics worked without a collective agreement — a prolonged standoff that put steady pressure on both...
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Ontario Wildfires: Communities Warn They Were Left Behind as Ford Visits Thunder Bay
A Crisis Arrives Without Warning
The smoke had been building for days before anyone in authority said the word "evacuate." In late June, Robert Laforge,...
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Mark Carney’s Senate Reforms Don’t Go Far Enough — The Upper Chamber Still Needs to Reflect Canadians
The Senate chamber sits largely out of public view, its red-carpeted halls a world removed from the constituencies and kitchen tables that define Canadian...
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Brooklyn Detective Shot by Friendly Fire in Fourth of July Incident, NYPD Confirms
A Brooklyn shooting incident that police initially attributed to an armed suspect has turned out to be a case of friendly fire, with the...
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Trump Turns on Senate Republicans as His Voter ID Bill Stalls on Capitol Hill
The frustration spilled onto social media on a Sunday, as it so often does with Donald Trump.
With his signature voting legislation languishing in the...
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Supreme Court Lets $800-a-Day Fine Stand Against Reporter Who Refuses to Name Source
A Journalist, a Scientist, and a Leak
The United States Supreme Court has declined to shield a former Fox News investigative reporter from an escalating...
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West Coast Oil Pipeline Lacks a Private Backer
No private-sector company has yet agreed to build a new oil pipeline from Alberta to the West Coast. Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed as...
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Supreme Court of Canada Nominee Set to Face Parliamentary Scrutiny
A Rare Public Moment in Canada's Judicial Appointment Process
The nomination of a new justice to the Supreme Court of Canada is always a significant...
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CBSA Opens Nearly 200 Extortion Investigations in Greater Toronto, Deports 17 Foreign Nationals
CBSA Opens Nearly 200 Extortion Investigations in Greater Toronto, Deports 17 Foreign Nationals
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has opened 196 immigration investigations in...
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Canada Post to Eliminate Home Delivery for 485,000 More Addresses Amid Record Losses
Canada Post to Eliminate Home Delivery for 485,000 More Addresses Amid Record Losses
Canada Post announced plans to convert 485,000 addresses across 37 communities in...