Alberta premier’s request for separation referendum question approval rebuffed
By Jack Farrell
‘Pierre’s riding to lose’: Candidates in Alberta byelection get together for debate
Poilievre squares off in debate with 9 other candidates vying for seat in Alberta byelection
By Emily Williams
Elections Canada says write-in ballot for Alberta by-election ensures accessibility, integrity of vote
By Ian Bailey & Emily Haws
Chris Selley: There are easy solutions to the 'longest ballot' problem, so let's end it now
Opinion
By Chris Selley
Battle of the Long Ballot: CPC voters call protest ‘inappropriate’, want it banned — others say it’s fair game
By David Korzinski
Full Coverage of this story‘Dangerous gunfire’: Police searching for people involved in northwest Edmonton shooting
By Angela Amato
Full Coverage of this story‘Excruciatingly hot’: Heat wave expected to end Wednesday ahead of ‘stellar’ long weekend
By Codi Wilson
Relief from the heat is coming to Toronto. Here's when you can expect it
Toronto under heat warnings for more than half the summer, putting city’s most vulnerable at risk
By Claire Mcfarlane
Heat warnings in place for 5 provinces, 1 territory
By Kendra Mangione
Significant heat and humidity continue today
Full Coverage of this storyHow Canada-U.S. trade talks could shape the potential recession risk - National
By Uday Rana
Canada seeks tariff exemptions as Donald Trump demands ‘completely open markets’
By Alex Ballingall & Robert Benzie
Why Trump's deals with the EU, Japan may not be templates for Canada in trade talks
By Mike Crawley
Free trade carveouts key in potential deal between U.S. and Canada: business groups
By Sammy Hudes
PM Carney assembling cabinet today to talk U.S. trade, Middle East
Full Coverage of this storyMetro Vancouver weather: Wet conditions to follow above-average heat
By Elana Shepert
Full Coverage of this storyCanada slashes Confederation Bridge toll to $20 starting Friday
By Maria Sarrouh
Businesses owners in P.E.I. and N.B. say cuts to bridge tolls, ferry fees will give them a boost
Commercial traffic not included in upcoming toll cuts
By Josh Smith
‘Equal funding is the answer’: Eby says Ottawa must lift subsidy for B.C. ferry users
By Wolfgang Depner
CFIB hails Ottawa move to cut bridge, ferry tolls
By Dan Ahlstrand
Full Coverage of this storyTwo wanted for assault at Brampton waterpark
By Meredith Bond
Police search for 2 suspects wanted in ‘violent assault’ at Wet’n’Wild
By Bryann Paul Aguilar
1 suspect sought following large fight at Wet’n’Wild in Brampton
By Bryann Paul Aguilar
Two suspects sought after woman assaulted at popular water park in Brampton
By Graeme Frisque
Full Coverage of this storyFord government agrees to fee cancelling $100M deal with Elon Musk’s Starlink
By Isaac Callan & Colin D'Mello
Why some Manor Park residents don’t want sidewalks
By Sadeen Mohsen
Out-of-control wildfire near Lytton triggers evacuation alerts amid scorching heat
By Regan Hasegawa
Full Coverage of this storyProtesters offer less-than-Friendly Manitoba welcome to Trump’s ambassador to Canada
By Scott Billeck
In Winnipeg, U.S. ambassador to Canada issues warning not to overlook cross-border ties
By Bartley Kives
Canada-U.S. bond strong and will survive, American ambassador to Canada, Pete Hoekstra, tells Winnipeg audience
By Gabrielle Piché
‘We will continue to be strong partners’: U.S. Ambassador to Canada in Winnipeg
By Jeff Keele
Conversations Live: One-on-one with the U.S. ambassador to Canada
Full Coverage of this storyCrown attorneys issue rare public response to Pierre Poilievre attack on ‘freedom convoy’ prosecution
By Betsy Powell
Video of Mayor Olivia Chow welcoming Gaza refugees to Toronto pulled from Instagram over online abuse
By Benjamin Spurr
City staff refuse to work at 2 Toronto indoor pools, citing unsafe conditions due to humidity
By Laura Sebben
Toronto city staff refuse to work at 2 indoor pools due to high humidity
By Gabby Rodrigues
City closes two indoor pools as lifeguards, staff refuse to work in extreme heat conditions
By Mahdis Habibinia
2 Toronto pools close as staff refuse to work, citing excessive heat, humidity
By Ethan Lang
Union blames City for 2 recent heat-related indoor pool closures in Toronto
By Michael Talbot
Full Coverage of this storyWhy Ontario education professionals are fighting their union
By Kristin Rushowy
Canada still sending weapons to Israel, despite saying it paused shipments: tax data
Report suggests arms still flow from Canada to Israel despite denials
By Evan Dyer
New report raises questions about nature of lethal Canadian arms exports to Israel
By Raisa Patel
Tax data suggests lethal Canadian arms still being exported to Israel
By Dylan C. Robertson
‘Shocking’ report alleges Toronto passenger flights have carried weapons supplies to Israel
By Gabe Oatley
Full Coverage of this storyFamilies say they’re ‘heartbroken’ about Canada’s parents and grandparents reunification program. Here’s why.
By Christl Dabu
The Parents and Grandparents Program is now open
By Asheesh Moosapeta
Canada sends invitations to sponsors under the Parents Sponsorship Program 2025 intake
By sunil dhawan
Alberta concerned with federal plan to accept newcomer parents, grandparents
By Jack Farrell
Alberta concerned over Ottawa plan to accept newcomer parents, grandparents this year
Full Coverage of this storyWest Kelowna raises concerns over MAGA musician’s planned performance
Winnipeg denies permit for controversial U.S. Christian musician's concert in city's Central Park
By Santiago Arias Orozco
B.C. cities face backlash over public venues booked for controversial U.S. preacher
By Denise Ryan & Sarah Grochowski
Opinion: Did we really have to make this D-list MAGA singer famous in Canada?
Opinion
By Robyn Urback
How U.S. Christian musician Sean Feucht put freedom of expression to the test in Canada
By Nick Logan
Full Coverage of this storyMan Charged With First-Degree Murder in Salter Place Shooting
RNC say Salter Place Homicide Investigation Still Active, Charges Laid
Corey Snook, charged with 1st-degree murder, remains in custody after bail hearing
One Man Dead as Result of Shooting Incident that Sparked Shelter in Place Order
Police say alleged murderer Corey Snook and victim Terry Griffin had previous run-in
Full Coverage of this storyMilitary commander steps down as investigation into Cameron Highlanders social media posts continues
By David Pugliese
Police say tip from Middle East led to 5-year-old Regina girl being rescued from online exploitation
Wife of terror group ‘member’ backed by public safety minister does not live in his riding: documents
By Stewart Bell & Mercedes Stephenson
Full Coverage of this storyLocal woman wants Windsor Regional Hospital's Tim Hortons shut down and more pediatricians hired
By Rusty Thomson
Full Coverage of this storyNotorious B.C. fisherman with ‘longest record of violations in history’ sent to prison
By Todd Coyne
'Unbound by laws': B.C. court gives man 6 years for illegal sea cucumber fishing
Sea cucumber poacher in B.C. sentenced to six years in prison for ‘ravaging the ocean’
By Darryl Greer
Man with ‘longest record of Fisheries Act violations’ sentenced to 6 years, $1.1M in fines
By Laura Brougham
‘Remove him far from the sea:’ rogue Gabriola Island fishermen jailed for repeated violations
By Jordan Davidson
Full Coverage of this storyJuno winner's struggle to sell concert ticket sparking conversation of Canada's music industry
By Michelle Mackey
Ford walks back vow to have province issue asylum seekers work permits
By Jeff Gray
Geoff Russ: Doug Ford walking back initiative allowing asylum seekers to work was right choice
Opinion
By Geoff Russ
Ford walks back pledge to issue work permits to asylum seekers
By Liam Casey
Ford claims asylum seekers wait 2 years for work permits. Feds say it’s actually 45 days
By Isaac Callan & Colin D'Mello
Doug Ford backs down on plan to issue work permits to asylum-seekers
By Rob Ferguson
Full Coverage of this storyFearing for their safety on Hamilton highway, 10 limo passengers forced impaired driver to pull over: police
By Samantha Beattie
Suspect arrested after cannabis dispensary robbed at knifepoint: Toronto police
By Michael Talbot
Full Coverage of this story‘Unsafe road conditions’ prompt closure of 400-series highway in Ontario
By Kevin Nielsen
‘Solve it now before there is a loss of life’: Bradley calls on province to fix transport bottlenecks along 402 westbound
By Bryan Bicknell
Heat-affected Highway 402 east near Sarnia closed ‘for an extended period’
Highway 402 reopens near Sarnia after ‘issue’ with the pavement
By Kristylee Varley
Heaving asphalt closes Highway 402, expected to open by midnight
By Daryl Newcombe
Full Coverage of this storyCalgary police charge man in alleged sexual assault of child in extended family
By Alejandro Melgar
‘Someone she had trusted’: Charges laid in sexual assaults of Calgary child
By Melissa Gilligan
Calgary police charge man in relation to historic sexual assaults of a child
By Hiren Mansukhani
Calgary police charge man for historical sexual assault of a child
By Ken Macgillivray
Full Coverage of this storyNiagara man dies after he calls 911 and no one comes
By Richard Hutton
How Doug Ford Plans to Dismantle Ontario’s Most Popular Provincial Park
Ontario Plans to Sell 60% of Wasaga Beach Provincial Park Beachfront for Development
By Tim Gray
LETTER: Wasaga Beach latest wetland at risk by province's Bill 5
Environmental watchdog raises concerns with provincial plan to transfer beach areas to Wasaga
By Ian Adams
Proposed Wasaga Beach sale could set 'awful precedent,' environmentalists say
By Britnei Bilhete
Full Coverage of this storyPolice investigating after rabbit shot and killed on residential street in Newmarket
By Codi Wilson
Rabbit shot and killed in Newmarket
By Codi Wilson
Who shot this rabbit? Police seek suspect after shooting outside Newmarket home
Toronto-area homeowner finds rabbit shot dead on lawn, police search for shooter
By Kevin Nielsen
Video – Police Seek Assistance Identifying Suspect who Shot a Rabbit in Newmarket
Full Coverage of this storyHigh-risk sex offender refuses to appear at bail hearing in Guelph
Full Coverage of this storyDeath Investigation Deemed Homicide
Full Coverage of this storyMan planning to bomb Toronto synagogues 'to kill as many Jews as possible' gets house arrest as punishment
By Adrian Humphreys
Wilmot council votes to bring back statues of Prime Ministers’ Path
By Josh Goeree
Statues of prime ministers set to return to Baden park after Wilmot council votes to restart project
TIMELINE: Rocky road to creating the Prime Ministers Path
Opinion | Wilmot got it right as statue of Macdonald returns to public view
Opinion
By Luisa D'Amato
Wilmot council reinstates Prime Ministers Path in Baden
By Bill Jackson
Full Coverage of this storyOne man dead following workplace accident at Mount Pearl business Thursday July 24, 2025
By Keith Gosse
Full Coverage of this storySEHU continues to investigate Belleville restaurant – no reported cases of illness
By Alana Cameron
Full Coverage of this storyCyclist in critical condition, investigation underway following collision in Saanich: police
By Ethan Morneau
Police seek dashcam footage after cyclist struck by pickup on Quadra Street
By Hannah Link
Saanich police close Quadra Street, investigating 'serious collision'
Major Crimes investigating cyclist collision with pickup in Saanich
One brought to hospital in critical condition in Quadra Street crash: BC EHS
By Laura Brougham
Full Coverage of this story‘All travellers were entering Canada’: CBSA seizes guns, ammunition
By Kristylee Varley
When moose took over Toronto: Artists reflect on city art project, 25 years later
By Sharif Hassan & Rianna Lim
33 cats, dogs, puppies surrendered from Nanaimo property
By Simon Little
B.C. SPCA accepts surrender of 33 pets from 'unsanitary' property in Nanaimo
By Jessica Durling
BC SPCA investigation results in surrender of 33 cats and dogs, including a mom and her 11 puppies
Large group of poorly cared for animals from Nanaimo property surrendered to SPCA
33 cats, dogs, puppies and kittens surrendered to B.C. SPCA in Nanaimo
By Kaija Jussinoja
Full Coverage of this storyArrests Made in Barton and Fraser Shooting
Pair charged in shooting near Centre on Barton
By Nicole O'Reilly
Police make arrests in central Hamilton shooting
By Joe Van Wonderen
Full Coverage of this storyMan charged with two counts of first-degree murder after hit and run on Siksika Nation
1st-degree murder charges laid following fatal hit and run on Siksika Nation
By Ken Macgillivray
Man charged with murder, attempted murder, following hit-and-run on Siksika Nation
By Tyson Fedor
Two dead, one in critical condition following pedestrian collision
By David Opinko
Siksika Nation man charged in fatal hit-and-run
Full Coverage of this story2 adults, 3 youths charged; guns seized after shots fired from vehicle during altercation in Toronto’s east end: police
By Joanna Lavoie
Full Coverage of this storyVicPD touts 16 arrests in 2 days as part of new street disorder enforcement campaign
By Adam Chan
Full Coverage of this storyBystanders perform CPR after swimmer pulled from Lake Huron
2nd swimmer in critical condition after weekend water incident on Lake Huron
Swimmer rescued by Good Samaritans, remains in critical condition
By Lauren Kuivenhoven
Man critical after near-drowning at Sarnia’s Canatara Beach: police
By Terry Bridge
Swimmer, 50, in critical condition after being pulled from Lake Huron
By Beatriz Baleeiro
Full Coverage of this storyRainy weather making life difficult for seasonal Calgary businesses
By Skylar Peters
Full Coverage of this storyMaple Ridge victims of neighbourhood dispute were 'best couple ever,' devastated friends say
By Lori Culbert
‘Didn’t see it coming’: Suspect identified in deadly Maple Ridge neighbour dispute
By Kristen Robinson
Dispute that left 3 dead in Maple Ridge, B.C., had been going on for years, neighbour says
By Pinki Wong & Yasmine Ghania
Murdered Maple Ridge couple identified
By Colleen Flanagan
‘The nicest people’: Friends identify Maple Ridge, B.C., couple killed in apparent neighbour dispute
By Ben Nesbit
Full Coverage of this storyHUNTER: Where are lost rapists, killers and pedos listed for deportation?
By Brad Hunter
Full Coverage of this storyMan, 19, dies after falling into Coquihalla River at Othello Tunnels in Hope
19-year-old missing, presumed drowned after fall at Othello Tunnels
By Joseph Ruttle
Othello Tunnels closed after fatal fall into Coquihalla River
By Simon Little
Othello Tunnels closed after presumed drowning near Hope, B.C.
By Michelle Morton
Police say 19-year-old man died at Othello Tunnels in Hope
By Jan Schuermann
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