SAN FRANCISCO — American aviation officials are investigating after an Air Canada flight from Montreal landed on a San Francisco runway after being told not to. Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Ian Gregor says Air Canada flight 781 was inbound to San Francisco International Airport on Sunday night and was initiallyRead More

TORONTO — Ontario must do more to address pollution affecting Indigenous communities, the province’s environmental watchdog said in a report released Tuesday that sharply criticized the government for long ignoring the issue. Environmental Commissioner Dianne Saxe said the province has turned a blind eye to pollution that’s adversely affecting IndigenousRead More

Quebec: The Quebec law that forces people receiving or giving public services to have their face uncovered is not repressive, the province’s justice minister said Tuesday as she outlined how it will be implemented on a practical basis. Stephanie Vallee said people getting on a bus or using the subwayRead More

  OTTAWA — Just hours before Bombardier Inc. was to unveil a dramatic plan to escape its latest crisis, Jerry Dias was summoned to Montreal to meet with Alain Bellemare, the beleaguered firm’s chief executive. There, the head of Canada’s largest private-sector union was told that after months of searchingRead More

OTTAWA — Donald Trump needs to butt out as a hovering presence over the North American Free Trade Agreement talks and U.S. lawmakers must come clean about what they really think of the deal, says a veteran Liberal MP. Bob Nault, who heads the House of Commons foreign affairs committee,Read More

Ontario : Tens of thousands of international students affected by a faculty strike at Ontario colleges are being reassured by immigration officials that they won’t be penalized for a delay that is beyond their control. But some international students say the work stoppage, which began last Monday, has them worryingRead More

OTTAWA — As a political brawl played out on Parliament Hill seven years ago over the cancellation of the long-form census, Statistics Canada quietly kept the mandatory survey on life support, waiting for the day it might again come in handy. The fruits of that foresight will become apparent WednesdayRead More

QUEBEC – In light of the escalating debate surrounding Quebec’s religious neutrality bill, the government will publish the rules on how it will be applied, the province’s justice minister said Sunday. Stephanie Vallee said the decision to publish the document, which was originally intended only for administrators, was made inRead More

A new website that lets travellers bypass travel agents and pocket commissions has ceased operations in Ontario after the province’s travel regulator claimed the site violates provincial laws. The dispute is the latest in a consistent pattern of regulatory pushback against online businesses disrupting industries that have been slow toRead More

TORONTO — Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has resigned his seat in Ontario’s legislature. Singh, 38, had served as a member of provincial parliament since 2011, representing the riding of Bramalea-Gore-Malton. He was elected leader of the federal New Democrats on Oct. 1 and became the first visible minority toRead More