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Eastern Ontario business owner says tariffs could mean setting up operations in U.S.

A small business owner in eastern Ontario says the 50 per cent tariffs that U.S. President Donald Trump is pla…

Sale of historic Old Stratcona’s Connaught Armoury building pending

The sale of the historic Connaught Armoury building in Edmonton’s Old Strathcona is currently pending.

Environment Canada investigates possible tornado touchdown in Wheatley

A radar-indicated tornado touched down in the community of Wheatley, Ont., Environment Canada confirms.

Carney chooses senior bureaucrat Scott Jones to head cyberspy agency

Prime Minister Mark Carney has named senior bureaucrat Scott Jones as the next head of the Communications Secu…

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Parking problems, especially abandoned vehicles, remain top of resident complaint list: city

The City of Edmonton is looking to address the root of more than 53,000 parking complaints submitted last year…

Water rescues and collapsed scaffolding: Storm led to 1,500 calls for service, Toronto Fire says

Cleanup efforts are underway in Toronto a day after severe thunderstorms caused widespread damage across the c…

New Brunswick school given all-clear to re-open following asbestos concerns

A New Brunswick school has received the all-clear to reopen following concerns about asbestos in the building.

Brazil considers reciprocal measures after EU halts imports of Brazilian goods

Brazil’s government and exporters of meat, poultry, eggs, honey and other animal products were scrambling Thur…

Canteen, public washrooms vandalized in Edwardsburgh/Cardinal

The Township of Edwardsburgh/Cardinal says several municipal facilities are closed after being vandalized earl…

Lindsay Clancy trial ends without a verdict for a sixth day after drama in the courtroom

The judge in the Lindsay Clancy trial sent the deadlocked jury home on Thursday after the foreperson said one …

Thousands of students arrive in Ottawa for move-in day

Thousands of students are moving to the National Capital Region to start their post-secondary journey at Carle…

Symphony Under The Sky returns to amphitheatre following Hawrelak Park renovation

Another Hawrelak Park staple returns this week: Symphony Under the Sky is back at the central Edmonton river v…

Nominations open to recognize people on World Gratitude Day

With World Gratitude Day approaching, the City of Lethbridge is relaunching a campaign to thank those who help…

Why e-scooters are prohibited in Stratford, St. Marys and Perth South

Police are putting out a warning that e-scooters are not welcome on all roads.

84-year-old driver crashes SUV into Saskatoon building

Police say driver error is believed to have caused a crash in which a vehicle struck a building in Saskatoon T…

Ride tips over during storm, Paris Fair to continue

A Labour Day tradition in Paris, Ont. will continue, despite an unexpected complication from Mother Nature.

Hot lunch program to be delayed for some New Brunswick schools

A hot lunch program scheduled to begin inside every New Brunswick school next week will be delayed for some.

Major expansion to Winnipeg-based aerospace facility complete

Manitoba’s aerospace industry got a boost Thursday as the expansion of StandardAero’s maintenance facility has…

Tree splits during storm and falls onto roof of Kitchener couple’s home

A Kitchener couple describes the moment a tree fell on their home during a storm.

Despite threat of legal action, Fréchette stands firm on French-only voter mailouts. Follow here for live updates

It’s Day 8 of the Quebec election campaign, and the major political parties are out and about canvassing the p…

Tornado watch ends for Chatham-Kent

A warm and humid day is in store for southern Ontario Thursday, with scattered showers and thunderstorms expec…

Radar tornado confirmed in Wheatley, Ont.

A tornado touched down in the community of Wheatley, Ont., Environment Canada confirms.

How the super El Niño could impact weather in western Canada this winter

Alberta weather experts are predicting a moderate winter and a dangerously dry spring due to an incoming super…

Vancouver police officer charged with assault

An officer with the Vancouver Police Department has been charged with assault in connection with an incident t…

Canada won’t rush decision on F-35 deal amid U.S. trade tensions, defence minister says

Canada’s defence minister says the federal government is still assessing all available options as it weighs wh…

Trump asks U.S. Supreme Court to OK sweeping changes for mail ballots

U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday to give the US Postal Se…

New first-of-its-kind McDonald’s opening in Winnipeg

A new version of McDonald’s is now in Winnipeg.

Highway 401 westbound closed in Oshawa following crash

The westbound lanes of Highway 401 are closed in Oshawa following a two-vehicle collision.

‘We are gangsters’: Police seeking to ID men from fast food meltdown video

Police are asking for the public’s help identifying two young men who were recently recorded having a meltdown…

Clean up under way after storm rocks region

Property owners in Orr lake, north of Barrie, are well into the clean up process Thursday after two days of a …

Musk launches steering-wheel-free taxi service in bet riders lose 'no control' fears and hop inside

Elon Musk sent dozens of self-driving Cybercabs without steering wheels or brake pedals onto the streets of Au…

Immigration referendum questions a ‘distraction’ from Alberta’s social services problems: former premier

Former Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says voters should be wary of a divided province not just on the topic of…

Manitoba expanding rent control threshold to $2,000 a month

The Manitoba government says it’s following through on a commitment to expand rent control in the province.

‘Huge boost for us’: Halifax businesses welcome inflow of students as school year begins

As students head back to school, Halifax businesses are glad to welcome them and their patronage.

This online ticket seller has been fined by the Ford government

Ontario has issued what could be its first fine against a ticket reselling platform under the province’s anti-…

Alberta’s new dual-practice health model raises questions over Canada Health Act

Alberta has opened the door to a new health-care model allowing doctors to work in both private and public sys…

Blue Jays beat Guardians 6-3 to close within a half-game of the final AL wild-card spot

Brett Bateman had three hits, Nathan Lukes lined a two-run double with the bases loaded in the fifth inning an…

Woman whose dogs killed 11-year-old boy in Edmonton sentenced to 2 years house arrest

A woman whose dogs attacked and killed an 11-year-old boy in Edmonton in 2024 has been sentenced to two years …

Volkswagen says cutting 100,000 jobs by end of decade

German car giant Volkswagen said Thursday that management and unions had agreed to cut a total of 100,000 jobs…