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With summer quickly coming to end, you might want to enjoy the sunshine while you can. Winter in Ontario is coming early this year, so make sure to get your snow shovels ready.

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) strike that saw officials start work-to-rule action has officially ended, just in time for the border reopening.

Americans crossing the border into Canada are not going to be the primary reason Canada experiences a fourth wave of COVID-19, according to the country's top doctor.

If you're looking for a Toronto home for sale under $1 million, you don't always need to move into a shoebox condo or tiny shack.

Canadian soccer player Quinn made history becoming the country's first non-binary, transgender athlete to win an Olympic medal.

If you're a young adult living in Hamilton, good luck trying to buy a home.

A high-ranking U.S. official has revealed that U.S. vaccination requirements for travel are being considered and could be introduced for all foreign visitors entering the country.

While no decision has been made either way on the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) strike, employees have already started "work-to-rule" action and it could lead to delays ahead of new travel rules coming into effect.

Prepare for take-off — new travel rules are set to take place this coming Monday, August 9, and Toronto Pearson Airport is already asking future travellers to prepare for when they come into effect.

When it comes to housing affordability in Canada, don't get your hopes up about affording a down payment anytime soon because it got even harder to buy a home in all of the country's major cities this year.

Masai Ujiri just let Toronto know that he isn't going anywhere in a powerful new tribute to the 6ix that is sure to make you teary-eyed.

While Premier Ford consistently makes the news, he isn't the only member of the family who dominates headlines in Ontario.

Canadians have found their way into the record books at the Olympics! Damian Warner, Lauriane Genest and Laurence Vincent Lapointe were part of a history-making run in Tokyo where they went back-to-back-to-back and won Canada's first-time medals in their individual events.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has confirmed that the federal government is looking into making COVID-19 vaccines mandatory for federal public service employees, in addition to those working in federally regulated industries.

In the wake of Toronto's mourning of the G.R.O.A.T (greatest Raptor of all time), Kyle Lowry himself came forward with his final parting words to the city he considers his second home.

Moderna has revealed that people who have received two doses of its vaccine are "likely" to need to get a third COVID-19 vaccine booster dose in the fall.

The Tokyo 2020 Olympics are officially underway and Team Canada's Olympic medals are already starting to rack up. The anticipation for this year's Olympic Games was especially strong after it was delayed for a year because of the pandemic.

Since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada's travel restrictions have changed a lot.

Canadians are shaking the dust off of their suitcases and getting ready to travel once again as vaccination rates rise and travel restrictions begin to fall, says a new report.

It might be time to ask your boss for a raise if you're looking to become a property owner this year.

Ontario's back-to-school plan was released on Tuesday and it was revealed that all students, regardless of their vaccination status will be following the same rules.

As Premier Doug Ford continues to urge residents to get vaccinated so Ontario can finally move out of step three of the provincial reopening plan, his daughter Krista Ford Haynes has taken to her Instagram account to share her thoughts on COVID-19 vaccines.

When it comes to what a four-day workweek in Canada would be like, an expert spoke to Narcity about the pros and cons that are associated with a different type of work schedule.

Canadians should expect "long lineups and lengthy delays" at border crossings and airports across the country this weekend, as almost 9,000 Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officers are planning strike action.

It's another gold medal for Canada! Olympian Andre De Grasse just won the men's 200-metre final and he ran faster than Usain Bolt.