Canada

Manitoba’s police watchdog says charges won't be laid after a shooting left one man dead and an officer recovering from a stab wound to the throat.

A Yellowknife daycare says it tested well below Health Canada's guidelines for drinking water. Now it says it would like to see the N.W.T. government provide more support to other daycares across the territory so they can also test their water.

Canada’s population decreased over the third quarter of 2025 — driven by a drop in non-permanent residents, according to new data from Statistics Canada.

Le 26 novembre, le SPVM a lancé une opération de prévention visant à lutter contre la conduite avec facultés affaiblies. Cette initiative, qui coïncide avec la période des Fêtes, a été menée à l’intersection du boulevard De Salaberry et de la rue de l’Hôtel-de-Ville à Dollard-des-Ormeaux.

Western Canadians enjoying unseasonably warm temperatures are in for a rude awakening.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said he played a role in the floor crossings and hinted that he expects more MPs to cross the floor over to the Liberals.

Rodriguez's leadership campaign has been under scrutiny, with allegations people may have received cash rewards in exchange for votes and that donors had their money reimbursed. 

Warner Bros. is telling shareholders to reject a takeover bid from Paramount Skydance, saying that a rival bid from Netflix will be better for customers.

Les partisans du Canadien et assurément tout l’état-major en seront très heureux: le défenseur Kaiden Guhle est débarqué sur la patinoire mercredi à Brossard, signe que sa remise en forme se déroule adéquatement.

A Toronto man has been charged following a threats investigation at King’s University College in London after allegedly compiling a list of people he said he wanted to kill.

The company operating the Nova Scotia-Prince Edward Island ferry service has wrapped up its season three days earlier than usual.

United States President Donald Trump said he is ordering a blockade of all “sanctioned oil tankers” into Venezuela, pressuring the country’s authoritarian leader Nicolás Maduro.

People living on London's streets and struggling with complex mental health problems need more help and support, a mom whose son has been sleeping rough for about two years said.

Two deer hunted in British Columbia's Kootenay region has tested positive for chronic wasting disease, also known as "zombie deer disease," the province says.

A wind and rainstorm has downed power for more than 100,000 B.C. Hydro customers across the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley Wednesday morning.

The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) are coming together to unveil details into a major auto theft investigation on Wednesday morning.

A Calgary woman accused of sending five emails that threatened former Alberta justice minister Jonathan Denis, his mother and several of his friends has seen those charges dropped after evidence was revealed in court that one of the emails was sent through an email-spoofing website based in the Czech Republic and police determined the other four were “not authentic.”

Undocumented youth in Canada say they’re feeling worried and hopeless as they face decades-long processing times for permanent residence under the humanitarian and compassionate pathway — often the only immigration stream open to them.

U.S. President Donald Trump intends to preview his agenda for next year and beyond in a live speech from the White House on Wednesday night.

Imaginez qu’un joueur de centre pourrait être disponible pour le Canadien et qu’il se classe tout juste derrière Connor McDavid, Nathan MacKinnon et Jack Eichel pour les entrées de zone en possession.

For nearly four years, the city of Kramatorsk in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk has been a stronghold — a key logistics hub for the military, and for the population, a literal and symbolic fortress standing firm against a Russian push that continues to edge closer from the south and the east. 

A new player has emerged in the saga of the shuttered Stephenville airport on Newfoundland’s west coast.

Patients, visitors and staff at Sault Area Hospital will be dishing out more for parking in the next couple of weeks.

In the first week that American alcohol was back on shelves in the province, the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation sold about $3 million worth of the products, representing about 20 per cent of the remaining U.S. inventory.

The New Brunswick RMCP is on track to keep its promise to launch a specialized unit by the end of this year to investigate a rising number of human-trafficking reports in the province.

Time may be running out for François Legault.

Failing to report when a child is missing, sending kids to school in soiled clothes and refusing to learn how to treat a little girl's medical condition are just a few of the concerns being raised by a Manitoba child welfare agency about emergency placement staff.

The federal government's "Buy Canadian" policy takes effect Tuesday and Ottawa says it will fundamentally change the way it purchases goods and services.

A parents committee in Prince Edward Island's Évangéline Region is frustrated that some of the playground equipment it purchased for a school in the area doesn't meet safety standards.

The addictions crisis is seeping into every corner of the province, including in remote and isolated communities in northern Manitoba.

The Canadian government has lost in court — again — to a First Nations grandmother fighting to fix extensive mould at her home on Oneida Nation of the Thames, near London, Ont.

The City of Hamilton appears to be pulling out all the stops to make this holiday season unforgettable.

The opening of a new intersection at Sydney Avenue and Howard Avenue is delayed again.

American ski towns bracing for a steep decline in Canadian tourism are still hoping they can coax their northern neighbours back this holiday season. 

Canada's tax agency says it doesn't expect Canadians who hold simple trusts, known as bare trusts, to file required tax forms this coming tax season — but legislative changes currently before the House of Commons means the requirements will likely be in place in 2027.

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Toronto will host six matches at Exhibition Place's BMO Field between June and July, with fans of teams like Germany, Senegal and Côte d'Ivoire set to descend upon the city.

E-bike and e-scooter riders in Toronto may soon have a new obstacle in their path, with one city councillor proposing police confiscate their electric mobility devices if they're caught riding on the sidewalk.

Guelph Mayor Cam Guthrie used strong mayor powers to change the 2026 and future city budgets and reinstate winter maintenance of bike lanes.

The N.W.T. government has taken some water fixtures out of service at another school in the territory, due to elevated lead levels in the water.

The report was released by the Manitoba Government and General Employees' Union and is based on feedback from crews and other staff involved in the wildfire fight.

An end-of-year holiday message sent to Fanshawe College employees did not bring much optimism about the future, as the school's president says all full-time employees are being offered a way out of their jobs.

U.S. President Donald Trump's chief of staff Susie Wiles, widely regarded in Washington as the quiet power behind the throne, spoke candidly about some of the administration's shortcomings and delivered a frank assessment of the people around the president in a rare, wide-ranging series of interviews published Tuesday by Vanity Fair.

U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday he is ordering a blockade of all "sanctioned oil tankers" into Venezuela, ramping up pressure on the country's authoritarian leader Nicolás Maduro in a move that seemed designed to put a tighter chokehold on the South American country's economy.

Residents of Fogo Island, Change Islands and other parts of central Newfoundland remain without power Tuesday evening following hurricane-force gusts early Tuesday morning, with some areas nearing 20 hours without heat and light.

A British Columbia Supreme Court judge signed off on the $235-million bid from a John Bragg-owned company for the Northern Pulp timberlands during a hearing Tuesday.

The federal and New Brunswick provincial governments have signed an agreement to better co-ordinate their environmental impact assessments.

Montreal police say their hate crimes unit is investigating after an Uber driver reported being threatened by a passenger with an edged weapon during a ride earlier this month, an incident the National Council of Canadian Muslims says has raised concerns about increasing Islamophobic violence.

Winnipeg’s executive policy committee voted Tuesday to approve a series of last-minute changes to the city’s 2026 budget.

 Blizzard conditions are expected across much of Saskatchewan on Wednesday morning, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada.