The Latest Breaking News from Canada

First international spin-off series mostly sticks to the tried-and-tested ‘Drag Race’ formula – but queens from Thailand and Canada have some tricks up their sleeves

A requirement that foreign nationals entering the U.S. and Canada be vaccinated for COVID-19 is exacerbating the supply-chain logjam, according to freight industry groups who say they can’t find enough vaccinated drivers to bring goods across the U.S.-Canada border.

We take a look at the nine queens competing for the ultimate title

Despite the layoffs, losses and the pandemic, the Canadian cannabis sector held its own, according to a new report released by Deloitte in conjunction with the Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS).

Stores and vaccine clinics remain closed in Ottawa as protesters refuse to leave while federal Conservative leader faces criticism

Canada Goose Holdings Inc (NYSE:GOOS) said it is collaborating with footwear designer Salehe Bembury as part of its multiyear partnership with the National Basketball Association (NBA) and its annual All-Star celebration. The limited-edition four-piece unisex capsule collection features signature patterns, embodying the freedom of ninety's NBA style. "The NBA significantly influenced my interest…

Visit comes after unmarked graves uncovered at ‘residential schools’, many of which were run by Catholic Church.

Thousands of Canadian protesters railing against vaccine mandates and other COVID-19 restrictions descended on the country's capital over the weekend, deliberately blocking traffic around Parliament Hill

Vicinity Motor Corp (NASDAQ:VEV) has signed a sales and marketing agreement with Skydome Auto and Truck Centre Inc, an automotive dealer and service center in Ontario, Canada. The agreement includes an initial order for 50 VMC 1200 Class 3 electric trucks. The financial terms were not disclosed. Skydome has also been appointed to…

This past weekend, thousands of people stormed Ottawa as part of what’s being called the “freedom convoy.”

The Canadian province of Quebec is scrapping a plan that would make adults who refuse COVID-19 vaccines pay a special health contribution, premier Francois Legault announced on Tuesday, saying the idea is too divisive.