Are Canadians satisfied with the election outcome? Experts weigh in

Trudeau speaks to supporters at Liberal HQ after election win. Justin Trudeau’s Liberals won the most seats last night, grabbing 157 out of 338, allowing them to form a minority government. In terms of popular vote, the Conservatives had 34.4 per cent of the vote share, and the Liberals trailed them with 33.1 per cent of the vote, a low for any government in Canada’s history.

Trudeau's Liberals have won a minority government: What now?

Do you believe we should have more rules for minority governments? How do minority governments operate? Are there any rules surrounding how minority governments operate?

Jagmeet Singh triumphs in leaders' debate by breaking up spats between Trudeau, Scheer

The first english debate for the 2019 federal election saw leaders tackle issues on immigration, health care and the environment while sharply criticizing each other. Much of the debate featured two or more leaders talking over another.

'Really feels like it was yesterday': 30 years later, where are the stars of Baywatch?

It’s been decades since many of us last remember watching impossibly fit, tan young people running down a shoreline in siren-red bathing suits in slow motion. That’s all you needed to say for more than a billion viewers to tune into NBC’s Baywatch during it’s peak in popularity.

Chick-fil-A opening met with large protest in Toronto

The opening of Toronto’s first Chick-fil-A restaurant is set to be met by protesters as backlash is increasing against the chain on social media.

Canadian government says to avoid all travel to Bahamas, Florida as Hurricane Dorian lands

The Canadian government has issued stern travel warnings for the Bahamas, as well as parts of Florida, as Hurricane Dorian is set to hit both regions.

PHOTOS: Floridians prepare for Hurricane Dorian

Hurricane Dorian is gaining intensity as now a possible Category 5 storm, and is barreling towards the Bahamas, along with Florida and the Southeast coast of the United States.

Woman falls off balcony, breaks 110 bones in 'extreme yoga' pose

Some have taken their social media accounts to the extreme, by scaling buildings or hanging off bridges.

How do you feel about the new Ontario sex-ed curriculum?

The provincial Conservatives have introduced their own new curriculum that changes when students will learn about certain topics and will make it easier for parents to pull their children from class.

Uber driver gives Tim Hortons worker an ultimate surprise

After completing an Uber ride, most of us will never see our driver again. But one Uber employee went out of her way to help out one of her passengers after she heard her struggle.

Man records flight on his 'own private jet' after realizing he's the sole passenger

When Vincent Peone found out he'd be the only passenger on a commercial flight, he decided to make the most of it.

'I will never apologize': University fires professor for endangering students at campus protest

John Hopkins University in Baltimore has fired a professor after he broke into a building on campus where students were staging a sit-in protest.

How do you think the RCMP handled the B.C. fugitives case?

Following the announcement that the bodies of Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, and Kam McLeod, 19, were found, many are commenting on the abilities of the RCMP.

'To say I'm rattled is an understatement': Tent causes Niagara family to be kicked off beach

A mother is speaking out after she claims her children were kicked off a public beach ⁠— for using a small tent for shade.

‘Keep going, ignore the media’: Ford says he has Ontarians support despite polls

Despite dismal approval ratings amidst a months-long summer hiatus, Premier Doug Ford insists Ontarians are behind him and are taking stock of the changes he’s made since taking office 13 months ago.

Photos: Dozens dead after attack on Japan animation studio

Thirty-three people are confirmed dead after a horrific attack on a Japanese animation studio in Kyoto.

Heat warnings issued for Ontario, Quebec and Eastern provinces

Environment Canada has issued heat warnings for several parts of the country, including southern Quebec and Ontario, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia where temperatures could reach 40 C by end of day Friday.

Photos: Amid scorching heatwave, some European tourist destinations like you've never seen them — deserted

As a heatwave continues to scorch residents and tourists across Europe during peak travel months, some iconic destinations had to close for safety reasons.

Explained: How changes to OSAP are affecting students in Ontario

As students are beginning to receive their estimates for the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP), many are attempting to understand the nature of the changes to the program and what the impact is.

U.S. migrant crisis: Scenes from the border