OTTAWA — A free market think tank is warning Canadians not to believe the hype surrounding the suddenly fashionable idea of city-run grocery stores. Read More

Millennials were twice as likely to live with their parents in 2021 than baby boomers were at the same age, a trend that was particularly acute in expensive cities but not fully attributed to affordability challenges. Read More

The U.S. and Iran were circling around a fresh proposal to end the war on Wednesday, as President Donald Trump searches for an exit from a conflict that has elevated energy prices and damaged his political standing. Read More

A purported suicide note from Jeffrey Epstein, which his former cellmate said he discovered tucked in a book, was released by a federal judge on Wednesday. Read More

The Trump administration is studying using oil under land at U.S. military bases and other Department of War sites to help refill the nation’s depleted emergency reserves, according to a person familiar with the matter. Read More

A vessel grappling with a deadly outbreak of hantavirus evacuated three people on Wednesday, including two in serious condition, and will head toward Spain’s Canary Islands to disembark the roughly 150 passengers still on board. Read More

It’s Wednesday, May 6. Here are the top stories we’re following today. Read More

A furore among Barrie, Ontario parents has developed after a harm reduction booklet entitled "safer snorting" was distributed by the Canadian Mental Health Association at a local high school. Read More

Whenever a new governor general is selected, it usually takes a while to find any dirt on them. Even Julie Payette, whose term became enough of a disaster to prompt her early resignation, was greeted at the outset as an accomplished scientist and one of only a handful of Canadians to have visited space. Read More

Euthanasia for mental suffering can be the equivalent of suicide carried out by a doctor and it's irresponsible to frame MAID as a way to prevent people from dying by suicide at their own hands, parliamentarians heard this week. Read More

After the Progressive Conservative government announced plans this week to grant new powers to public-transit special constables so that they can arrest drug users, there was nary a word of protest from the opposition parties at Queen’s Park. Read More

(Moore now works for Edelman Canada, a firm that has lobbied the government in the last year on behalf of WestJet Airlines.) Read More