Polish farmers have set up blockades along the Ukrainian border to protest what they say is unfair competition from Ukrainian grain, which has been able to enter Poland free from European Union tariffs following Russia’s invasion.

US vetoes UNSC resolution: Draft text called for immediate ceasefire

There’s a new FDA-approved therapy to fight the leading cause of skin cancer—melanoma. It’s called Amtagvi. And the University of Chicago Medicine is one of the first 30 institutions in the country to offer the treatment.

A formal complaint has been filed against the University of Chicago and one of its doctors in connection to the death of former Silver Cross Hospital CEO, Ruth Colby.

Toronto city council is debating new measures as it grapples with a growing number of dog attacks. One of the proposals is a public registry of dogs that have mauled humans or other animals.

For the third time, the U.S. has vetoed a UN Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Meanwhile, the UN World Food Program says it cannot get food to the north of the Gaza Strip because of safety concerns.

Canada’s inflation rate dropped lower than expected in January — to 2.9 per cent from 3.4 per cent in December, but many consumers say they’re still feeling financial pain.

Quebec’s housing rental prices have long been known as some of the lowest in Canada, but advocates say a new housing bill’s ban on lease transfers threatens how tenants keep rent costs low.

Maintaining a diversity of voices in school libraries is increasingly under threat, even in Canada. Canadian authors say books have been taken off shelves at school libraries for a variety of reasons — including parental concerns over themes like sexua…