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A Calgary biking group is calling on the city to build public dirt jumps, saying without them there is a void in the cycling community.

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The PQ party has been leading in the polls for more than a year, and leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has promised to hold a third referendum by 2030 if his party forms government.

The PQ party has been leading in the polls for more than a year, and leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has promised to hold a third referendum by 2030 if his party forms government.

It's snack time in the barn, and Seamus fills his droopy belly. 

Sault Ste. Marie city council will consider a motion at its Monday meeting to look into blocking the Chinese AI chatbot, DeepSeek, from city devices and networks.

Darlene Naugle had difficulties getting around the small community of Port Bickerton on Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore when she moved to area from Alberta three years ago to care for her sick daughter.

Skates and hockey sticks on backyard rinks are the definitive sound of winter for many Canadians.

The PQ party has been leading in the polls for more than a year, and leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has promised to hold a third referendum by 2030 if his party forms government.

Progressive Conservative leadership candidate Wally Daudrich doesn't seem to mind that some Tories might think his claim Manitoba schools are promoting acts of bestiality and incest is impossible to believe.

Artificial intelligence has become increasingly present in people's lives, ranging from the ability to create a generative image in a messages with simple prompts, to using data to reduce workplace injuries.

Carney currently leads in endorsements, polling and fundraising, and he's the subject of frequent attacks from Poilievre — but that doesn't mean he's got the leadership sewn up.

While Trump's tariffs, housing and health care have received plenty of attention during the Ontario election campaign, educators say voters should pay more attention to where the major parties stand on the province's public school system. 

Vous habitez à Montréal et vous demandez quand votre rue sera enfin déneigée? Samedi en soirée, le chargement de neige était complété à 41%, selon les données accessibles. Le Journal s’est entretenu avec le porte-parole de la Ville, Philippe Sabourin, afin de mieux comprendre les différences de fonctionnement de cette grande opération en comparaison de celles que l’on connait habituellement.

As the Canadian Armed Forces continue to try and dig out of a deep recruitment hole, they're starting to give new recruits with medical conditions a shot at joining the military rather than automatically turning them away.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has vowed to reduce the size of the public service if he becomes prime minister, and at least one Liberal leadership candidate agrees.

Israel says the release of more than 600 Palestinian prisoners is delayed "until the release of the next hostages is assured, and without the humiliating ceremonies" at handovers of Israeli captives in Gaza.

Crystal Ellingsen and Jennifer Brady thought their battle with the government of Nova Scotia ended last year, but now they're raising their voices once again to continue the fight.

Ryan Evans of Oromocto, N.B., says he knows how lucky he is.

It has been just over 104 years since Jessie Kirk was inaugurated as the first woman on Winnipeg's City Council — but to this day, only 32 other women have been elected to represent a ward in the city's history.

An apartment building in central Edmonton that shut down late last year after a security guard was killed on-site may be allowed to reopen to tenants.

Experts and officials are saying Friday's 4.7 magnitude earthquake, felt across southwest B.C., is a wake-up call that British Columbians need to be prepared for an emergency situation. 

A federal seismologist says they are looking into the issue, but some variance on alerts sent to mobile devices can and does occur.

Ford pointed to the critical minerals mined in the Ring of Fire region as Ontario's "ace in the hole" in the face of possible tariffs from the U.S.

A new satellite system for monitoring wildfires in Canada will be a boon to firefighting efforts in the North, officials say.

Those with a stake in Canada's arts sector don't think Alberta is getting an equitable share of national arts funding.

Former AHS head alleges premier’s then-chief of staff, Marshall Smith, repeatedly put pressure on her to sign deals with the Alberta Surgical Group, despite concerns about costss.

The results of the Leger survey suggest that Canadian and Americans hold many similar views on the state of the economy and their personal financial status.

A family in Stephenville, N.L., have found a way to bond in the gym as they train and compete in powerlifting competitions.

A pair of B.C. Interior Pride societies are moving their celebrations earlier in the year after several summers of wildfire smoke and extreme heat have forced postponements and even cancellations of highly anticipated Pride week events. 

The Cochrane District Services Board will turn the old Ramada Inn in Timmins into a seniors housing complex – now that the province has overlooked the city for funding for a Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) hub.

Cape Breton Regional Police say one person is dead after an early morning shooting in Whitney Pier, N.S., but have not disclosed the age or gender of the victim.

Canada's top court has been asked to review a lower court decision in a lawsuit alleging mothers at the Moncton Hospital were given a labour-inducing drug without their consent.

Leonora Indira King's death on Dec. 21, 2024, was sudden and unexpected. The Parc-Extension community worker had been in and out of the hospital for weeks, yet her positivity was contagious.

A delay in opening the winter road has left people living in Pukatawagan unable to drive out of the isolated northern Manitoba community.

From the abolition of slavery to the modern civil rights and Black Lives Matter movements, Black leaders have long fought against systemic injustice.

The Brantford-Brant riding encompasses a large rural and urban region that the Progressive Conservatives have won in the last two provincial elections.

International student enrolment at the University of Regina and the University of Saskatchewan is down, but by how much?

A blogger in Thunder Bay, Ont., has been ordered by Ontario's Superior Court of Justice to pay $380,000 in damages, after making Facebook posts in 2022 accusing drag performers of grooming children.

When Jasper burned, the whole country felt it. 

As violence spreads across eastern Congo, members of Toronto's Congolese community say they're frustrated by Canada's lack of awareness and response to the crisis.

Students were threatened and assaulted during a sports event at a Waterloo high school earlier this month and police say they're searching for six suspects.

Higher power bill in the winter aren't uncommon, but some Nova Scotia Power customers opened their bills this month to find a shocking increase.

Un nouveau coronavirus provenant des chauves-souris et qui pourrait être transmis aux humains vient d’être découvert par une équipe de recherche chinoise, ravivant les craintes des ravages causés par la dernière pandémie.

When the popular Peter Pan Drive-In takeout in Charlottetown closed its doors in 2013, customers likely figured they'd never again taste the burgers and fries they'd been accustomed to getting there. 

The Nunavik Police Service says it wants to install sensors in holding cells to monitor the health of people in custody.

There was no shortage of storylines during the NHL's 4 Nations Face-Off — but when the league announced the international competition last year, it likely didn't anticipate that politics would take centre ice.

As Canada braces for U.S. President Donald Trump to impose steep tariffs on Canadian goods, Housing Minister Nathaniel Erskine-Smith says the cost of homebuilding is going to go up — despite an urgent need for more housing stock.