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Veteran folk singer’s unlikely appearance at this small-town venue comes thanks to a businessman’s moxie and a scheduling quirk

Jeanne Beker, Corey Hart, Deepa Mehta and Al Waxman also among inductees

Study of more than 60,000 dental patients showed those with gum disease at risk

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s promise to legalize marijuana has grabbed the attention of many pot entrepreneurs

Dustin Duncan moves out of health to take over Bill Boyd’s energy and resources duties

Hackers are thought to be working for Russian intelligence, CNN reports

The obsession with creating a very small number of medal-capable athletes can mean under-investing in other things, including athletic facilities and opportunities for millions of Canadians who want to have fun

WikiLeaks' global crusade to expose government secrets is causing collateral damage to the privacy of hundreds of innocent people, including survivors of sexual abuse, sick children and the mentally ill, The Associated Press has found

Ethics commissioner Mary Dawson to investigate whether Jane Philpott violated Conflict of Interest Act

American International Group Inc is in early talks to sell Lloyd’s of London Ltd’s insurance operations to Canada Pension Fund (CPPIB), the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday

Four-time Olympic medallist Penny Oleksiak says she was "freaking out" when she realized Drake sent her a congratulatory message during the Rio Games. Oleksiak and other members of Canada's Olympic team landed in Toronto Tuesday.

Income taxes had highest bill, at $10,616 in 2015

Brokerage says this could set the stage for a jump in volatility and an equity market sell-off

In July, 2015, a group of hackers published personal details on the more than 30 million users

British actor says he wants to do more stage work, once he finds the perfect part

Actress follows in the footsteps of Kate Moss and Cara Delevingne

Actor Daniel Maslany says he tapped into a 'surrealist mindset' for the show

Fast-food chain said it’s recalling 29 million of the Step-It Fitness wristbands in the U.S., and 3.6 million in Canada

While NHLers have participated in every Games since 1998, the league has long been hesitant to shutter its season for weeks at a time, while also condensing its schedule, to accommodate the Olympic tournament

Incessant rains are inundating villages and settlements in parts of India, leaving hundreds of people stranded in the deluge. Nathan Frandino reports.

Oscar winner finished first on list for the second year in a row

Emmy Award winner Moira Walley-Beckett is writing the entire first season of the new series ‘Anne,’ which is based on Lucy Maud Montgomery’s classic novel

Obama has faced criticism for not cutting short his Martha’s Vineyard vacation to go to Louisiana

Initiated by President Rodrigo Duterte, the death toll has spiked since he took office. Nightly police raids have been condemned by international human rights advocates as out of control. They are calling on the government to end the drug raids and investigate extrajudicial killings.

More than six million people have been affected by floods