Even British barristers don’t have to swear an oath of allegiance to the monarchy when they are called to the bar in England ...

Today in History for Jan. 1: In 1622, the Roman Catholic church adopted Jan. 1 as the beginning of the year, rather than March 25. In 1653, Newfoundland's Coat of Arms was granted by King Charles I.

An Alberta clipper swept across the province on Wednesday, dropping several inches of snow while high winds created blizzard ...

OTTAWA - Canada’s annual inflation rate was 2.2 per cent in November, Statistics Canada says. Here’s what happened in the provinces (previous month in brackets): ...

Ontario has U.S. alcohol products worth $80M in storage, some $2 million of which is set to expire in 2026 You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account.

The mayor of London has been granted permission to use the coat of arms that once belonged to the Greater London Council (GLC). The King issued the warrant to the Greater London Authority (GLA) last ...

Canadian provinces began removing US liquor off their shelves in February. As of December, only two out of 10 provinces are selling American booze. Canadian provinces have a strange problem: What to ...

Canadian provinces began removing US liquor off their shelves in February. As of December, only two out of 10 provinces are selling American booze. At least two provinces say the booze will go to a ...

A section of the protest outside the Best Defence Conference in London, Ontario on October 21, 2025 [Photo: World Beyond War] London, Ontario police carried out coordinated pre-dawn raids on November ...

Alberta once again topped the chart as the most economically free Canadian province, but it slipped down in the Fraser Institute’s ranking for North America. The think-tank’s annual Economic Freedom ...

The city of Calgary in Alberta, which once again topped the Fraser Institute's economic freedom ranking. (Credit: Gavin Young/Postmedia) Alberta once again topped the chart as the most economically ...

Federal, Québec, and Ontario governments promise millions to Canadian semiconductor projects from IBM and Marvell. Canada will soon be building more semiconductors, thanks to two separate investments ...