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Volunteers are digging holes and putting up wooden beams at the site where the Ward's Island Association Clubhouse once stood.

U.S. President Donald Trump promised voters that if elected a second time, his administration would pursue mass deportations of those unauthorized to be in the country, and they appear to be looking far afield in pursuing that goal.

The elevator business has its ups and downs, but the province heard in the House of Assembly on Monday that about 65 per cent of the inspections required in 2024 didn't happen.

A youth court judge has denied bail for a Halifax teenager facing 33 charges, including firearms offences and uttering threats.

One man is in custody after a fatal shooting in uptown Saint John Tuesday morning.

Montreal's city council has approved a major redevelopment project for Place Versailles, a 62-year-old indoor shopping mall in the east end.

Cottagers in parts of Whiteshell Provincial Park were scrambling to pack their belongings Tuesday after an out-of-control wildfire along the Ontario border prompted the province to issue an evacuation notice for the southern area. 

Saskatchewan MP Buckley Belanger has been named as secretary of state for rural development as part of Prime Minister Mark Carney's announcement of his new federal cabinet.

Alberta's government has unveiled a 10-year strategy to end gender-based violence that outlines more than 100 initiatives aimed at awareness, prevention, intervention and long-term support for survivors.

One of David Eby's first priorities when he became leader of the B.C. NDP and premier was to tackle the entrenched poverty, mental health and addictions issues facing residents in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. 

A proposed city plan to install a priority bus lane on Dufferin Street is getting a mixed response from residents, with some saying they don't want to lose their parking spots and others saying the plan is needed to improve congestion in the area. 

So many people packed into the hearing room at the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission's office in Charlottetown on Tuesday that officials had to turn some away.

A Toronto woman has been charged with fraud after allegedly impersonating someone to be employed at long-term care homes in the Greater Toronto Area. 

If you're looking for something to do and want to learn more about First Nations culture, you might want to consider attending a powwow this summer.

An MP from Northern Quebec has become the first Indigenous cabinet minister to hold the portfolio responsible for providing services for First Nations, Inuit and Métis.

Standing outside Rideau Hall on Tuesday, Mark Carney said his new cabinet — the first real cabinet of his time as prime minister — was "purpose-built for this hinge moment."

'Everybody is going to have a bad shot, everybody is going to have a decent shot. Just remember the good ones,' 89-year-old Hank Plouffe said.

The Prime Minister's Office said Carney will be in Rome from May 16 to 19, where he will meet with other global leaders to discuss 'deepening trade, commerce, and cultural ties.'

A man has been charged after allegedly following a woman getting off a bus in Mississauga over the weekend and stabbing her, police say.

The City of Toronto says it's made the "difficult decision" to euthanize two problem coyotes in the Fort York, Liberty Village area, where a high number of coyote attacks over the past six months have left multiple pets dead and locals concerned for their safety.

Prince Edward Island once again has representation at the federal cabinet table.

Edmonton Centre Liberal MP Eleanor Olszewski has been appointed to federal cabinet, one of several rookie members announced today as part of Prime Minister Mark Carney's new post-election cabinet.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said that he supports a united Canada, but added that 'Albertans have a lot of legitimate grievances.'

A hospital pharmacist alleged to be a key figure behind a popular deepfake porn site is now on leave, according to the CEO of the Toronto-area hospital network that employs him.

New Tecumseth Mayor Richard Norcross says he is disappointed with Honda's decision but he will continue to advocate for the project, which was expected to create about 1,000 jobs. 

A strike date has not been set, but could happen in the next four months.

New members of Parliament for the Northwest Territories and the Nunavik region of Quebec have been named to Prime Minister Mark Carney's cabinet.

Calgary legislature member Ric McIver is the new Speaker of the Alberta legislature.

Unionized employees at Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel have agreed to a new contract, putting an end to a six-month lockout at the storied Montreal landmark.

The RCMP say they are working "day and night" on the disappearance of two Nova Scotia children -- who have been missing for almost two weeks.

The trial has begun for Adam Drake, accused of fatally stabbing Dartmouth, N.S. battle rapper Pat Stay outside a Halifax bar in September 2022.

Belfast Tulips is getting ready to open a week sooner than expected after an early spring led to its first tulips being ready to bloom.

Moncton's Snowfox Vodka is hoping to break ground on a $4.6-million expansion plan soon. It's hoping reduced trade barriers will allow it to expand into Ontario.

Ontario Premier Ford is vowing to hold auto companies that pull out from Ontario "accountable" after news that Honda is putting a major electric vehicle supply chain planned for the province on hold.

On Tuesday, the province announced it would remove the tolls from Highway 407 East, which runs through Durham Region from Brock Road to Highway 35/155, beginning on June 1.

Prime Minister Mark Carney will reveal his new cabinet, with sources saying they will be split into a group of senior and junior ministers.

The Newfoundland and Labrador government included in this year's pre-election budget decades worth of revenues from the pending settlement of a lawsuit against tobacco companies, helping stem a flow of red ink that could have doubled the current projected deficit.

City councillors in Sault Ste. Marie have voted in favour of a motion to compare the cost of policing between the municipal force and the Ontario Provincial Police.

Two rate hikes proposed by Halifax Water will drive up rents in the municipality's already strained housing market, according to an association that represents landlords.

Summer is just around the corner, and for young people preparing to leave home for the first time, it marks a significant rite of passage — one that can be riddled with challenges around managing money.

A recent Quebec study shows that a multitude of pesticides can be found in tap water, even after being treated at a water treatment plant.

Hotter and drier conditions in Manitoba could put the province's farmers and firefighters to the test this year, a climatologist says.

Frontier Mayor Brady Berg says you just need to look at the local curling rink or golf course to see how Honey Bee Manufacturing is intertwined with the southwest Saskatchewan village.

Honda Canada is postponing a $15-billion electric vehicle investment project in Ontario, including a proposed EV battery plant and retooled vehicle assembly facility.

A north Edmonton condo evacuated nearly two years ago over fears the building could collapse has been sold. 

WARNING: This story contains details of sexual abuse and ​​​intimate partner violence.

When Lina El Ali opened the door to the police that Friday morning, she had no idea what was coming.

Ontario Provincial Police say one man is dead after a motorcycle collision near Chatham on Monday afternoon.

Ambassador to the United States Kirsten Hillman said Monday that initial negotiations with Trump's team will focus on lifting tariffs.

Michel Beaulieu says Historica Canada's new Heritage Minute featuring Bora Laskin is "long overdue."