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The US Consulate General Toronto commemorated the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with a special exhibit by Canadian artist John Coburn, who traveled to Ground Zero during that crucial period to capture what was unfolding after terrorist attacks devastated New York City.
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Organizers, film producers, directors, film critics and more than 6,000 international delegates have been gearing up to attend the 51st Toronto International Film Festival, which will include three world premieres.
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There have been no new talks scheduled, but Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada is ready for serious talks once the rhetoric and insults from Washington, D.C., end.
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Ottawa’s blueprint and expectations for the building of data centers in Canada comes one month after the Province of Ontario presented its own plan.
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Staff at the closed tourist attraction have completed the largest collective move of captive whales ever seen in the world.
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The latest move from an antagonistic President Donald Trump was to sign an executive order renaming Lake Ontario as "Lake America."
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The order applies to U.S. geographic naming services. According to Toronto City Councillor Josh Matlow, however, the change will have no effect on the Canadian side of the border.
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The Republican president signed an executive order that updated the lake's name for the U.S. geographic naming service. Trump cannot force Canada to follow his preferred naming convention, however.
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A trainer turned whistleblower says he’s enjoying the transfers out of the former theme park but warns the animals’ health is still delicate.
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Peekachu, a 23-year-old female beluga whale, was one of an eight-whale pod that had been rescued by Shedd Aquarium in Chicago.
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Ottawa has unveiled counter measures to the latest 50% tariffs from the White House, and about 700 American products will face retaliatory measures starting Sept. 8.
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Americans and Canadians are bracing for the economic impact as leaders, including Ontario Premier Doug Ford, prepare for further fallout.