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The dispute over the tax rate on a US$15.3M signing bonus could affect Tavares’s future in Toronto and the ability of Canadian professional sports teams to sign top players

Here are a handful of tips as your children get set to return

When Justin Trudeau and Sophie Grégoire announced they were separating, they added they'd be on a family holiday next week. Good for them!

Postmedia says that four groups submitted bids and one of those was at the US$1 billion mark

Ticket sales, according to a notice on the Ticketmaster website for Panthers tickets, are initially restricted to residents of the U.S.

Yet another Trudeau family vacation under fire, and a Pentagon leak about NATO funding proves embarrassing for the PM

James, with a net worth of US$1 billion, joins Tiger Wood ($1.1 billion) as the only active athlete on the list

The summons is only enforceable for individuals who are in Canada, though the committee could seek to enforce it if a person later enters at a later date

Chinese interference allegations have been hitting the Liberals since 2016, so they've had some practice

The Liberals introduced Bill C-27 in June but have not prioritized it, with the legislation only making it to second reading after nearly nine months

The motion was amended by the Conservatives to call for the inquiry to have powers to investigate the abuse of diaspora groups by hostile foreign governments

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Jody Thomas testified to a Commons committee that the problem is growing, with adversaries finding innovative ways to meddle

This includes 91 per cent of past Conservative voters, 62 per cent of past NDP voters and 46 per cent of those who have voted Liberal

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Han Dong missed voting on one of the Uyghur genocide motions despite being present to vote on other motions before and after it on the same day

Google said it was running tests that affect fewer than four per cent of Canadian users and that would last about five weeks

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has nearly 900,000 followers on TikTok and it was a centrepiece of the party's communication strategy in the 2021 election

The Canadian government is not helping fund the company’s $500-million expansion in Canada

Directive comes as the federal government is embroiled in questions about foreign interference by China in the 2019 and 2021 federal elections

North America's fastest-growing sport officially begins the 2023 season iwith the Bahrain Grand Prix, but it starts unofficially this weekend with a new Drive to Survive

This is a franchise that has suffered a lot. But the Bills are the favourites now, even for those who don't believe in karma

Chief executive Scott Smith is out, as is the entire board of directors, who will not stand for re-election at a previously scheduled vote in December

Smith said he'd 'like the opportunity to show Canadians what we’ve done' at Wednesday's hearings in Ottawa — but his audience was unconvinced

The new order raises 'novel and complex' legal issues, namely on how it could impact 'net neutrality' and freedom of expression, the judge acknowledged

After a long history of failure, an average audience of over 1.6 million viewers watched as Canada beat Jamaica on Sunday

A 'no-tick rule' will be in place for those events, meaning that curlers will no longer be able to move rocks that are in the five-rock free guard zone

Saudi Arabia’s purchase of a Premier League club takes the sportswashing concept to a new level. It is one of the worst human-rights abusers in the world

With all due respect to the Olympics, the tournament director of next month's National Bank Open in Montreal says the Canadian tennis competition will be faster, higher and stronger than the event currently going on in Tokyo