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New Conservative leader Andrew Scheer no stranger to making political history

TORONTO — Andrew Scheer is no stranger to making political history. When he first sought federal political office in 2004, he beat out the NDP candidate who at the time was the longest serving MP in the House of Commons.
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Nova Scotia slow to provide housing, care for people with disabilities: report

HALIFAX — Nova Scotia's decade-long plan to move people with disabilities out of institutions and into small community homes is grinding along so slowly some parents fear they'll die before proper care is provided, says a report examining the strateg
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The Wednesday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories

The Wednesday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories

Highlights from the news file for Wednesday, May 17 ——— EMOTIONAL STATEMENTS FROM SCHOOL SHOOTING VICTIMS: An assistant principal shot at a school in northern Saskatchewan says the teenage gunman must be sentenced as an adult because he alone chose t
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Spotlight: A million dollar fish tale: What you didn’t know about angling tourism in Northern Ontario

Spotlight: A million dollar fish tale: What you didn’t know about angling tourism in Northern Ontario

Destinations like Pine Portage Lodge started small but play a huge part in our northern economy
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Minor hockey moves up slightly in ice allocation priority

Minor hockey moves up slightly in ice allocation priority

City council unanimously passes new policy, which still slots TBMHA behind a junior B team on the satellite priority list, a concern for minor hockey officials.
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Man convicted in so-called honour killings ordered to pay wife's legal fees

Man convicted in so-called honour killings ordered to pay wife's legal fees

A man convicted of killing his three daughters and former wife in a so-called honour killing has been ordered to pay legal fees for one of his co-accused in the crime. A judge in Kingston, Ont.
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2018 Nissan Pathfinder: Slight Tweaks for this Year

2018 Nissan Pathfinder: Slight Tweaks for this Year

Way back when the Nissan Pathfinder hit the market in 1986, it was decidedly a different beast. Sporting a body-on-frame design meant it was a true sport utility vehicle which was constructed more like a truck versus a car.
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2018 Volkswagen Tiguan: Seven Passengers, Three Versions, One Engine

2018 Volkswagen Tiguan: Seven Passengers, Three Versions, One Engine

With 68% of new vehicles sold in Canada being pickups or SUVs, it’s easy to understand why manufacturers put so much effort into developing sport utility vehicles of all shapes and sizes.
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Holiday Hero nominee: Jennifer Caratti-Hill

Holiday Hero nominee: Jennifer Caratti-Hill

I would like to nominate Jennifer Caratti-Hill (aka Tala the clown) for this years holiday hero. Not only is she beautiful inside and out, she is also extremely talented as a clown that brings joy and laughter to people of all ages.
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2017 Toyota Highlander Hybrid: Checks all the Boxes

2017 Toyota Highlander Hybrid: Checks all the Boxes

When you think up the quintessential family vehicle – the Toyota Highlander comes to mind. It's reasonably-priced, showcases plenty of versatility, and has all the amenities and comforts a family may need in a no-fuss three-row vehicle.
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