Elections amplify the growing fear and anxiety among visible minorities in Canada because they provide numerical evidence of the rising conservatism in the country, writes Zeahaa Rehman.

It's election day in Nunavut, the final day for roughly 14,000 eligible voters to go to polling stations throughout the territory to elect new members of the legislature for 17 constituencies.

The ousted chairman of Rogers Communication Inc. says he'll go to the British Columbia Supreme Court in a bid to wrest back control of the company.

An inquiry into alleged anti-Alberta energy campaigns wasn't able to determine if foreign funding had an impact on derailing energy projects in the province, and found no evidence of wrongdoing. Today, we look at how that final report differs from the province’s rhetoric — past and present.

The National for Oct. 24 — Dangerous goods burst into flames on a container ship off B.C.’s coast. Plus, Mark Messier on NHL fights and growing up with Gretzky.

As Iqaluit deals with a water contamination crisis, Taylor Matchett said there are peacekeepers at some water distribution sites, directing people where to park and helping them get water to their vehicles. "They have quite an amazing system, really," she said.

Actor James Michael Tyler, who played Gunther on Friends, died Sunday at home in Los Angeles from prostate cancer, said his manager. Tyler was first diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in 2018.

Maggie Mac Neil's year just got even more special. The London, Ont., native was named Best Female Athlete of Tokyo 2020 by the Association of National Olympic Committees in Greece on Sunday.

The husband of U.K. charity worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who has been detained for more than five years in Iran, has gone on a hunger strike again after a court decided she has to spend another year in prison.

Eleven Pablo Picasso artworks have been sold for a combined $109 million US ($135 million Cdn) in a Las Vegas auction coinciding with the artist's 140th birthday.