Former U.S. president Donald Trump now faces a third criminal indictment — this time for his efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss — as he campaigns to regain the presidency next year.

Grocery chain Metro has agreed to donate perishable food from some of its stores that are currently closed because of an ongoing strike in the Greater Toronto Area. The decision comes as the two sides in the labour dispute remain deadlocked.

Problems with new transit routes in Montreal, Ottawa and other major Canadian cities are causing frustration for riders. At least one expert fears the inconvenience and erosion of trust may have a long-term impact on ridership.

With its population booming, new housing in short supply and prices cheaper than bigger markets, Calgary’s hot real estate market is bucking the cooling trend seen nearly everywhere else.

Two Alberta mayors and the province’s housing minister are calling for their ‘fair share’ of federal funds for affordable housing. It comes as the prime minister trades barbs with Conservatives over who should have done more to fix Canada’s housing pol…

A skyscraper in Russia’s capital Moscow has been attacked by a drone for the second time in three days.

Russia has blamed Ukraine for the attack.

It follows Russian missile strikes in the southern Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih which killed six people.

Canada will become the first country in the world to put warnings on individual cigarettes.

The new warnings are designed to deter young people from smoking and encourage people to quit.

Donald Trump has become the first US president — former or current — to be charged with criminal activity after being indicted by a grand jury. Here’s everything you need to know.