Donald Trump’s next target could be deal that shields most Canadian imports from tariffs, experts warn
By Josh Rubin & Raisa Patel
Trump didn't chicken out. So what's Canada's next move?
By Mike Crawley
With never-ending tariff drama, the Canadian economy limps along
By Mark Rendell, Jason Kirby & Nojoud Al Mallees
Retaliate against Trump’s tariffs? Why Ford wants Carney to ‘hit back’
By Uday Rana
Talks with Trump’s team constructive before boosted tariff announced, ambassador says
By Kelly Geraldine Malone
Full Coverage of this storyStatement by Prime Minister Carney on Emancipation Day
Full Coverage of this storyThese two U.S. cities are among the most polluted in the world because of Canadian wildfire smoke
By Christl Dabu
Smoke will cause poor air quality and reduced visibility this weekend
Special air-quality statement for northern Ontario from Prairies wildfire smoke
Canadian wildfires trigger air quality alerts in Midwest U.S.
By Milan Lukes
Air quality warning lifted for Toronto after city saw some of the worst air quality in the world
By Kristjan Lautens & Elissa Mendes
Full Coverage of this storyCaribbean Carnival Grand Parade: parade route, road closures
By Patricia D'cunha
Full Coverage of this storyHamilton police close section of Princess Street for shooting investigation
By Bridget Laur
Full Coverage of this storyThe Eastern Energy Partnership: Atlantic Canada's big pitch for Carney's nation-building list
By Jacques Poitras
Ontario is hoping to turn Wasaga Beach into a huge tourist attraction
By Emilie Richardson-dupuis
Shawn Micallef: Doug Ford’s plan to sell off chunks of this popular beach threatens something we should hold dear
Opinion
By Shawn Micallef
Ontario Plans to Sell 60% of Wasaga Beach Provincial Park Beachfront for Development
By Tim Gray
LETTER: Wasaga Beach plan raises concerns over future of provincial parks
Wasaga mayor advocates for beachfront transfer to strengthen local community and economy
By Ian Adams
Full Coverage of this storyChrystia Freeland tells MPs she is 'dismayed' by B.C. Ferries' decision buy Chinese ships
By David Baxter
Infrastructure bank CEO defends $1-billion loan to BC Ferries for Chinese boats
By Ian Bailey
Transport committee meets to study BC Ferries’ $1B loan for Chinese ships
Transport committee meeting to study BC Ferries’ $1B loan for Chinese ships
By Catherine Morrison
Infrastructure Minister Robertson says he asked the Canada Infrastructure Bank to cancel $1-billion loan for Chinese-made ships, but deal had been inked in March
By Marlo Glass
Full Coverage of this storyWildfire above Cameron Lake grows overnight, evacuation orders & alerts remain
Full Coverage of this storyMother, five-month-old baby killed by falling tree at B.C. campground
By Simon Little
Mother, 5-month-old child killed by falling tree on Vancouver Island
By Maryse Zeidler
Person seriously injured by falling tree at Vancouver Island campground
By Simon Little
Young mom and 5-month-old infant die in tragic incident at Comox Lake: RCMP
By Liz Brown & Oli Herrera
Falling tree at Comox Lake beach kills mother, baby
By Hannah Link
Full Coverage of this storyCalgary police homicide unit investigating suspicious death in Abbeydale
By Ken Macgillivray
Alberta RCMP asking public for information on ‘suspect’ near Bowden
By Ken Macgillivray
Alberta RCMP advise residents living near Bowden to ‘secure their home’
By Ken Macgillivray
Residents north of Calgary asked to secure homes as RCMP track suspect
Olds RCMP unable to locate suspicious individual
By Michael Franklin & Stephen Hunt
BREAKING: Olds RCMP chasing suspect in Red Deer County near Bowden
By Doug Collie
Full Coverage of this storyConestoga College reports a $121M surplus
By Karis Mapp
Conestoga’s surplus falls by half to $122M but still leads 23 other Ontario colleges
By Jeff Outhit
Conestoga College credits 'careful planning' for its $121M surplus in annual report
By Joe Pavia
Conestoga College reports $121 million budget surplus
By Josh Piercey
International enrolment falls by more than 60 per cent at Conestoga College
By Alexandra Holyk
Full Coverage of this storyWith final sentencing, 'extraordinary' case against eight girls in swarming death of Kenneth Lee comes to a close
By Jennifer Pagliaro
Teen girl gets 16 months probation in deadly swarming case
By Paola Loriggio
MANDEL: Eight swarming girls, not one sentenced to further jail time in slaying of Ken Lee
By Michele Mandel
Sentencing expected today for girl found guilty of manslaughter in deadly swarming
By Paola Loriggio
Girl found guilty of manslaughter in deadly Toronto swarming gets 16 months of probation
By Paola Loriggio
Full Coverage of this storyB.C. woman regains sight thanks to rare tooth-in-eye surgery
By Anna McMillan
Full Coverage of this storyPolice allege 2 men used ‘deception, coercion and control’ in sex trafficking of teen girl
By Michael Talbot
Two Men Arrested in Human Trafficking Investigation, Greater Toronto Area, Images Released
Two GTA men accused of trafficking girl, 15, using 'deception, coercion and control'
By Chris Doucette
Girl, 15, forced to have sex for money in Toronto area hotels, police say; 2 men charged
By Declan Finucane
Toronto police charge 2 men with trafficking 15-year-old girl
By Bryann Paul Aguilar
Full Coverage of this storySmall plane with 3 aboard crashes west of Ottawa airport
By Kim Drummond, Nkele Martin & Guy Quenneville
Full Coverage of this storyOff-Duty Hamilton Police Officer Charged with Assault
Hamilton police constable charged in off-duty assault allegedly involving retired cop
By Nicole O'Reilly
Off-duty Hamilton police officer charged with assault after investigation by Brantford police
Hamilton Police officer charged with assault for off-duty incident
Hamilton police officer charged with assault in off-duty incident
By Bryann Paul Aguilar
Full Coverage of this storyOntario mother accused of killing her newborn baby, faces murder charge
By Sawyer Bogdan
Full Coverage of this storyMan critically injured after e-scooter and vehicle collide in south Edmonton
By Karen Bartko
Full Coverage of this storyMan injured in downtown Toronto butcher knife attack
By Lucas Casaletto
Stabbing in Toronto’s downtown core leaves 1 man critically injured
By Codi Wilson
Man found lying on Toronto roadway was stabbed multiple times: police
By Gabby Rodrigues
Man in critical condition after stabbing in downtown Toronto
By Allie Moustakis
Man found lying on road in Toronto’s Junction area with apparent stab wounds; suspect in custody
By Codi Wilson
Full Coverage of this story‘Absolute shock’: 2 cars fall into sinkhole in Leduc apartment building parking lot
By Miriam Valdes-Carletti & Alex Antoneshyn
Full Coverage of this story‘A dark day for the LGBTQ+ movement’: Montreal Pride Parade organizers bar Jewish groups from march
By Ari David Blaff
Markham sports coach facing new sexual assault charges
By Lucas Casaletto
Former Markham youth sports coach facing additional sexual assault charges
By Elissa Mendes
Update: Additional Historical Sexual Assault Charges Laid Against Sports Coach
Markham sports coach previously charged with sexual assault linked to 1994 incident in Toronto: police
By Phil Tsekouras
Markham coach accused of sexual offences facing more charges
Full Coverage of this story‘They give us a huge bill’: Vancouver Pride says city fees too onerous
By Simon Little
Full Coverage of this storyHiker dead after fall into waterfall near Squamish
Hiker dies after fall from Squamish's Crooked Falls
By Jennifer Thuncher
Squamish RCMP: hiker dies falling into Crooked Falls
By Charles Brockman
Hiker dead after falling into waterfall in Squamish Valley, B.C.
By Mina Kerr-Lazenby
Body recovered day after hiker falls in Squamish Valley, RCMP say
Full Coverage of this storySIU investigating after police reportedly shot man dead in northern Ontario court
By Sonja Puzic
Witnesses shocked by fatal shooting in Wapekeka courtroom
By Sonja Puzic
Person armed with a knife killed by police in northwestern Ont.
By Darren MacDonald
SIU investigating report that police fatally shot man in northern Ontario court
Government must address ‘woefully inadequate’ security in wake of fatal courtroom shooting in northern Ontario: lawyers
By Jacques Gallant
Full Coverage of this storyAugust forecast for Vancouver is out and we're in for some changes
By Daniel Chai
Metro Vancouver weather: Wet conditions to follow above-average heat
By Elana Shepert
105-year-old high temperature record broken in B.C. community
By Ian Holliday
Metro Vancouver weather: Sunshine to shift to stretch of showers and rain
By Elana Shepert
Vancouver weather: humidity pushing highs into 30s
By Charlie Carey
Full Coverage of this storyB.C. brush fire sparked by bird dropping fish on power lines, firefighters say
Feathered friend's fried feast sparks fishy fire near Ashcroft
By Barbara Roden
Fish dropped on power lines by bird caused B.C. blaze, firefighters say
By Chuck Chiang
Osprey drops fish onto powerline, causing fire in Ashcroft, B.C.
By Kaija Jussinoja
Could a bird and its meal have started an Ashcroft brush fire?
Full Coverage of this storyMan living in Shubie Park charged with child pornography offences
By Chris Halef
Full Coverage of this storyPolice lay murder charge after finding body during well-being check in Simcoe County
By Michael Talbot
‘Devastating to the family’: Investigation into child fatality at St. Catharines parking lot continues
By Karena Walter
Child hit and killed in 'motor vehicle collision' in St. Catharines, Ont., parking lot, police say
By Carreno Rosas
Child struck and killed in collision involving vehicle in St. Catharines parking lot: police
By Laura Sebben
Child struck and killed by vehicle in St. Catharines parking lot
By Denio Lourenco
St. Catharines Today: Child struck and killed at aquatics centre + New floating restaurant in Port Dalhousie
Full Coverage of this storyMayor spoke to prime minister in hopes public service cuts won't be 'devastating' for Ottawa
Chris Selley: What did we get for 100,000 new federal civil servants?
Opinion
By Chris Selley
Ignore the nonsense about Carney’s ‘ambitious savings’—he will outspend Trudeau
A stiff price to pay: Predicting federal job losses due to Carney’s cuts
By David Macdonald
YOU SAID IT: Public service needs more doers
Opinion
Full Coverage of this storyDundas fatal shooting victim was a single dad, says GoFundMe campaign
Full Coverage of this storyEdmonton driver charged after 67 kg of cocaine found in truck at Coutts border crossing
By Karen Bartko
Full Coverage of this storyCalgary woman warns others after Uber driver makes sexual advances, deviates from route
By Teri Fikowski
Glebe residents say noise from neighbouring apartment building AC unit spoiling summer
By Natalie van Rooy
Woman, 81, charged after hit and run kills e-scooter rider in North York: police
Toronto senior charged in deadly North York hit-and-run
By Phil Tsekouras
Woman on e-scooter struck and killed in hit-and-run in North York
By John Marchesan
‘Everyone loves her’: Husband of North York hit-and-run victim says his wife was a selfless, gentle soul
By Asma Sahebzada
Toronto police arrest 81-year-old woman in hit-and-run that killed scooter rider
Full Coverage of this storyB.C. paramedics in crisis: Deaths by suicide soar as a third receiving mental health treatment
By Penny Daflos
B.C. paramedics union raises alarm after record number of suicides this year
By Laura Brougham
B.C. paramedics suffering from severe mental health crisis, union says
By Maria Vinca & Emma Crawford
B.C. paramedics union sounds alarm over mental health concerns
By Wayne Moore
Full Coverage of this storyHamilton judge reprimanded, ordered to apologize to Peter Khill after giving wrong manslaughter sentence
By Samantha Beattie
Abbotsford, B.C., denies permit for MAGA singer
The case for why U.S. Christian musician Sean Feucht should still be allowed to perform across Canada
Free speech is the right to say horrible things
Opinion
MAGA-supporting Christian singer Sean Feucht to perform in Saskatoon, despite other Canadian cancellations
By Laura Woodward
The Turner Files: Conman or christian? And, what local clergy are saying
Opinion
Full Coverage of this storySask. government going after street weapons in public settings
Saskatchewan government gives police more authority to address street weapons
Saskatchewan legislation meant to crack down on drugs and street weapons, coming into effect Friday
By Caitlin Brezinski
The Safe Public Spaces (Street Weapons) Act comes into effect
New Sask. legislation to combat street weapons coming into effect Aug. 1
Full Coverage of this storyCanada's immigration refusal letters will now explain why you're denied
By Isabelle Docto
Full Coverage of this storySuspected impaired driver in custody after rollover crash on Lake Shore Boulevard West
By Lucas Casaletto
Fatal crash in north Regina claims life of 13-year-old passenger
By David Prisciak
Serial sex offender gets indefinite sentence after TMU attack. Judge ‘alarmed’ by transfer to female jail
By Betsy Powell
BAPS Hindu Temple location announced
By Tim Durkin