Millions of Canadians are expected to cast their ballots today in a pivotal election that will decide who will lead the country through a trade battle with the United States.

A doctor running a network of addiction clinics across Ontario, including an Ottawa location that offers safer opioid supply, is billing OHIP millions per year.

A pesticide sprayed on New Brunswick forests more than 55 years ago can still be found in some fish in the province, according to a new study.

We all vote for different reasons. You might not agree with some of these perspectives. But perhaps after reading, you might understand why some Canadians are voting the way they do.

BBC economics editor Faisal Islam on what comes next for the US president’s central economic policy.