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Calgary mayor claims confidential budget docs show ‘wishlist’ as whistleblower revealed
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas says the city’s preliminary spending requests amount to a “wishlist,” but leaked budget documents show that approving them all could require a 20.2% property-tax increase n…
Veteran Vancouver police officer and KidsPlay founder charged with fraud and theft
A veteran Vancouver police officer known for founding the KidsPlay Foundation has been arrested and charged with multiple criminal offences. Const. Kal Dosanjh was arrested Thursday in Surrey. He face…
Some Alberta referendum ballots missing as voters receive mail-in packages
John Jegen expected his mail-in voting package to make Alberta’s referendum easier. Instead, the Edmonton senior found only one ballot inside, while his wife, Lorrie, received a complete set of papers…
Toronto Man Proposes to Fiancée as Storm-Damaged Home Is Blocked by Tree
Stephen Armstrong had planned to propose to his girlfriend of six years on Wednesday. Then a massive maple branch tore away during a storm and fell onto the front of his Leaside home, blocking the sid…
Storm causes significant damage to beleaguered Rogers Stadium in Toronto
Rogers Stadium’s blue bleachers lay scattered across partially collapsed grandstands after a powerful storm swept through Toronto, adding another setback to the troubled open-air venue. Live Nation Ca…
League-Leading Alouettes Set to Host Surging Lions
The Montreal Alouettes have another chance to book their place in the CFL playoffs when they host the surging B.C. Lions on Friday night. Montreal can secure a post-season berth and a home playoff gam…
Halifax students will keep free transit passes after funding deal
Halifax students in grades 7 to 12 will once again ride public transit for free after months of uncertainty over the program’s future. The agreement between Nova Scotia and Halifax Regional Municipali…
Snowbirds to make final flight at Grey Cup in Calgary
The Canadian Forces Snowbirds will close their 55th anniversary season with a final performance above Calgary’s Grey Cup celebration on Nov. 15. The aerobatic team will fly over McMahon Stadium during…
Manitoba to expand rent-control threshold to $2,000 a month
Manitoba is expanding its rent-control program to include renters paying as much as $2,000 a month, the provincial government says. The new threshold will take effect next year, replacing the current …
Montreal cat found alive after two weeks loose at Toronto Pearson Airport
Caramel spent more than two weeks loose at Toronto Pearson International Airport before an airport worker's tip helped locate her in a cargo facility. The cat was one of four travelling with Abir Bati…
Ford says $25,000 Lake Ontario sign paid off with global publicity
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says a giant blue sign declaring “Lake Ontario now and always” earned back its C$25,000 public cost through the attention it attracted around the world. Ford unveiled the bil…
Ottawa unveils voluntary AI data-centre principles as local backlash grows
Canada’s federal government is asking AI companies to follow a national set of principles for data centres, while admitting it cannot compel them to do so. AI Minister Evan Solomon unveiled the five-p…
Bank of Canada unveils first vertical $20 note featuring King Charles III
Canada’s new vertical $20 banknote puts King Charles III on paper currency for the first time, replacing the image of his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, on the denomination. The Bank of Canada said …
Vancouver drug advocates open pop-up overdose prevention sites
A folding table offering water and harm-reduction supplies appeared on a Vancouver sidewalk days after the provincial government cancelled plans for an overdose prevention site at 900 Helmcken Street.…
Dolly Parton’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star replaced after vandalism
Dolly Parton’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame has been replaced after vandals defaced it shortly after the singer’s death. Flowers and candles that fans left at the site surrounded the damaged pla…
Winnipeg seen as Canada’s least safe major city, while Ottawa ranks safest: poll
Winnipeg has again ranked last in Canadians’ perceptions of safety, and its reputation has worsened since a similar survey in 2017. A Liaison Strategies poll found that 38% of respondents considered t…
Prime unveils first Wednesday Night Hockey schedule
Amazon Prime Video has set the schedule for its first season of Wednesday Night Hockey, with the 27-game national package opening Sept. 30 when the Toronto Maple Leafs host the New York Islanders. Mon…
Dutch Central Bank Moves Billions in Gold From Ottawa and New York to the U.K.
The Dutch central bank has shifted billions of dollars’ worth of gold away from North America, citing the need to prepare for a crisis amid global political unrest. Between March and August, 86 metric…
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia gaming Crown corporations fined over weak money-laundering reports
Canada’s money-laundering watchdog has fined the Crown corporations overseeing gaming in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia for failing to report suspicious activity. Fintrac said it imposed a fine of almo…
Alouettes can clinch playoff berth with victory
The Montreal Alouettes could secure a Canadian Football League playoff berth before Labour Day weekend is over. The team, which leads the CFL with a 9-2 record, will host the B.C. Lions on Friday nigh…
Two Belugas Die at Chicago Aquarium After Transfers, Including One from Marineland
Two more belugas have died at Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium, including Rain, a 20-year-old whale transferred from Marineland in Ontario just weeks ago. Beethoven, a 34-year-old beluga that had lived at She…
Sentencing expected for Alberta woman convicted in fatal dog attack on 11-year-old
An Alberta judge is expected to decide Thursday whether Crystal MacDonald will go to prison after her two cane corso dogs killed 11-year-old Kache Grist in her Edmonton home. MacDonald was convicted o…
Greater Toronto home sales fall 2% in August as average price slips below $1 million
Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area declined in August, while the average selling price dipped below $1 million for only the second time this year. The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board recorded 5…
From Folk Rock to Fundamental Research, Jérôme Dupras Leads Quebec Science
Jérôme Dupras spent much of his twenties touring Quebec and beyond with a bass guitar before becoming one of the province’s leading scientific voices. In 1997, he joined friends in a band that anonymo…
Calgary communities will soon see lower speed limits
Drivers in Calgary’s southeast Lake Bonavista community will soon need to slow down on several roads. Lake Bonavista Drive will drop from 50 km/h to 40 km/h, while Lake Crimson Drive and Lake Sylvan D…
Winnipeg Blue Bombers acquire quarterback prospect in another trade with Ottawa
Winnipeg has made another move for a quarterback from Ottawa, acquiring the rights to Northern Arizona prospect Ty Pennington in exchange for American linebacker Kyahva Tezino. Tezino had joined the B…
Pursuit staff member injured after Ice Odyssey vehicle rolls at Columbia Icefield
A Pursuit employee has been released from hospital after an Ice Odyssey vehicle rolled backward and down a hill at the Columbia Icefield near Jasper, Alberta. The employee was conducting an operationa…
McIlvenna Bay Mine Progress Is ‘Monumental’ for Saskatchewan, Federal Energy Minister Says
Saskatchewan has produced copper concentrate for the first time in more than 20 years at the McIlvenna Bay mine, federal Energy and Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson said in Saskatoon. The mine, …
Ontario student accused in U.S. of photographing airports for Chinese contact
An Ontario university student allegedly took photographs of American aircraft for a Chinese contact who gave him specific planes to target and paid him $20 to $30 per image, according to an FBI affida…
Manitoba urges parents to update children’s vaccines before school resumes
Manitoba health officials are asking parents to check their children’s vaccination records before the return to school, particularly in the Southern Health Region, where coverage remains the lowest in…
CFL suspends Lions’ Jacob Bond for two games over drug-policy violation
The Canadian Football League suspended B.C. Lions fullback Jacob Bond for two games after finding him in violation of its drug policy. The CFL said Bond, 23, tested positive for D-amfetamine, also kno…
Argos, Ticats meet in pivotal Labour Day clash
Labour Day bragging rights are only part of what Hamilton and Toronto will contest Monday. The Tiger-Cats and Argonauts meet for the final time in the regular season, and the winner will take the Haro…
Montreal West parents seek return of crossing guard at troubled school intersection
Parents at Royal West Academy are asking for one more year of protection at the intersection of Ainslie Road and Westminster Avenue, where three students have been struck and injured in the past two y…
Cher says son’s wife is on a “quest for money” amid guardianship battle, report says
Cher and her daughter-in-law are openly clashing over who should oversee Elijah Blue Allman’s guardianship. In a supplemental brief filed in Los Angeles court on Aug. 28, Cher opposed appointing Marie…
‘Keep human culture alive’: Halifax music venue bans AI-generated event posters
Gus’ Pub has drawn a line around the artwork on its walls: event posters created by artificial intelligence will no longer be welcome at the Halifax music venue. The pub’s north-end walls have long ca…
A floating island keeps appearing and disappearing in a B.C. reservoir
A forest large enough to cover a soccer field is drifting through British Columbia’s Williston Reservoir, appearing in one place, disappearing and then turning up somewhere else. The mass of densely w…
George Clooney condemns Pete Hegseth for mocking Canadian military cadets
George Clooney said he was “ashamed” of Pete Hegseth’s social media post mocking two female Canadian military cadets. Hegseth, the U.S. defense secretary, had posted an image of the cadets at a Britis…
Staten Island Man Survives Lightning Strike Caught on Doorbell Camera
Thomas Fahmy was walking out of his Staten Island home with an umbrella when lightning struck him, knocking him to the ground. A doorbell camera captured the incident on August 27 as he headed toward …
Horvath, Johnson and Philpot named CFL players of the month
Zander Horvath, KeeSean Johnson and Tyson Philpot turned outstanding August performances into the CFL’s monthly player awards. Horvath, the B.C. Lions running back, rushed for 371 yards on 65 carries.…
Canada remains an “indispensable” ally despite political tensions, U.S. admiral says
Adm. Samuel Paparo offered a firm dividing line between military cooperation and the political fight consuming Canada-U.S. relations: Canada, he said, remains an “indispensable” partner in the Indo-Pa…
Montreal parks to receive rabies vaccine baits for raccoons and skunks
Teams of workers will soon spread small, sweet-smelling packets of rabies vaccine through Montreal’s parks, targeting raccoons and skunks in an effort to prevent an outbreak of the deadly disease. The…
Group prepares referendum drive over Saskatoon’s proposed downtown arena
A group led by retired arena manager Ken Wood is preparing to challenge Saskatoon’s proposed $1.2 billion Downtown Event and Entertainment District with a referendum campaign. Wood announced the effor…
B.C. government confirms $1.46 billion in natural gas revenue forecast errors
British Columbia officials acknowledged that errors in the province’s natural gas forecasts overstated projected revenue by about $1.46 billion over five fiscal years. The mistakes included a faulty c…
Toronto police deem North York commercial-building fire suspicious
Toronto police are treating an early-morning fire at a North York commercial building as suspicious, although officials have provided few details about the investigation. Firefighters and police were …
Vancouver-area home sales drop almost 5% in August amid lag: board
Home sales in the Vancouver region fell 4.6% in August from a year earlier, extending a slowdown that began in May and is expected to continue through the end of 2026. Greater Vancouver Realtors recor…
‘Wheel of Fortune’ announcer Jim Thornton suspended amid allegations
Jim Thornton has been suspended from “Wheel of Fortune” while Sony Pictures Television investigates allegations concerning the longtime announcer. Sony said it had recently learned of the allegations …
Bus driver charged over 2025 Ontario rollover that injured 33
A 23-year-old man from Whitby, Ontario, has been charged over a bus rollover that injured 33 people in Sioux Lookout last year. Ontario Provincial Police responded shortly before 6 p.m. central time o…
Global’s TMS2 names Brad Smith as co-host of new afternoon show
Global is extending The Morning Show’s reach into the afternoon with TMS2, a new program led by Brad Smith and Morgan Hoffman. Smith, formerly the host of Chopped Canada, will co-host alongside the aw…
Maritime farmers hit by last summer’s major drought say they are on the road to recovery
Last summer’s drought left Maritime farms short of crops and, in some cases, unable to harvest. A year later, better rainfall has brought signs of recovery, although growers still see damage from the …
Canadian families still wait for answers a week after Nepal disaster
Neeral Patel sent birthday wishes to her cousin Ishan last Wednesday. He never replied. Ishan Patel was in Nepal with his wife, mother, and father-in-law when a devastating flash flood tore through a …
Ottawa expected to extend federal fuel-tax suspension, source says
Canada’s pause on the federal fuel excise tax is expected to continue beyond Sept. 8, when the measure had been scheduled to end. Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne is expected to announce t…
Ontario threatened to cut off U.S. critical minerals supply. Sudbury is not panicking
While tariff threats have caused panic in several Ontario industrial cities, Sudbury is taking a different view. The province’s mining capital is minimizing the risks from Donald Trump’s trade war and…
Canada Awarded Contracts to Iranian Vice-President’s Son Despite Missile Program Investigation
Canadian authorities awarded more than $2 million in federal and provincial contracts to an Edmonton businessman who allegedly helped Iran develop military technology and evade sanctions, documents ob…
RCMP seek interview with former B.C. Conservative MLA who says he was offered job to resign
Former British Columbia Conservative MLA Ian Paton says he expects police to ask about an alleged offer that would have paid him to give up his seat in the legislature. Paton said the RCMP asked to in…
Federal government commits $29M to north Calgary water main project
The federal government is contributing $29 million to a major water infrastructure project serving Calgary’s northern neighbourhoods. Corey Hogan, the Liberal MP for Calgary Confederation and parliame…
Alberta premier says mistake corrected after First Nations removed from Alberta Day statement
A statement meant to mark Alberta’s 121st birthday triggered backlash after the province issued two different versions within an hour. The first highlighted inclusion, cultural recognition and communi…
Students back at former MITT campus after rocky transition amid school closure
Students and staff returned Tuesday to the former Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology campus after a difficult transition period with RRC Polytech. The campus in Winnipeg’s Henlow Bay now serv…
Calgary man charged in alleged $164 million Ponzi scheme involving more than 1,000 victims
Craig Michael Thompson allegedly turned a one-man investment operation into what Alberta securities regulators called a “classic Ponzi scheme, dressed up as a modern trading success story.” More than …
Winnipeg Jets Sign Altona’s Cole Kehler as Full-Time Emergency Backup Goalie
The Winnipeg Jets have chosen Altona, Manitoba, native Cole Kehler as their first full-time emergency backup goalie, or EBUG, for the upcoming season. Kehler, 28, has not played professionally since 2…
Danielle Smith says Tennessee trip sends no wrong message during trade war
Danielle Smith says a personal trip to Tennessee will not send the wrong message during the trade war between Canada and the United States. The Alberta premier says diplomacy requires working with off…
‘Cruel’: Legal community questions Nova Scotia move to exclude tents from higher income assistance
Nova Scotia’s decision to exclude tents from higher income assistance has drawn criticism from Halifax’s legal community after a court ruling appeared to open the door to higher benefits for people li…
Saskatchewan issues $50 million in emergency funding for flood and wildfire relief
Saskatchewan has provided its public safety agency with $50 million through a special warrant, prompting the Opposition NDP to question why the spending did not go through a more public process. The w…
Calgary Home Sales Fall 16% in August as Prices Decline Year Over Year
Calgary’s housing market recorded fewer sales and lower overall prices in August, with 1,660 homes changing hands, down 16.4% from the same month last year. The residential benchmark price fell 1.1% t…
Transport minister says Metrolinx service cuts ‘temporary in nature’
Ontario’s transportation minister says reductions across the GO Train network are temporary as Metrolinx cuts service on several routes because of crew issues and track work. The revised schedule will…
Saskatoon Transit bylaw in effect to promote safe, clean and welcoming system
Saskatoon police and transit supervisors began enforcing a new bylaw on city buses on Sept. 1, 2026. The city says the measure aims to support a "safer, cleaner and more welcoming transit system." Cit…
New Brunswick seeks public feedback on data centre policy
New Brunswick is asking residents to weigh in on a policy that could shape the development of data centres across the province, including a proposed facility in the southwest. The government says its …
Former Manitoba minister and councillor Kevin Klein enters Winnipeg mayoral race
Kevin Klein changed his mind about running for Winnipeg mayor after what he described as a wave of messages from residents urging him to enter the race. Klein told 680 CJOB on Tuesday that he had rece…
Port of Churchill resumes grain shipments for first time in six years
After six years without grain shipments, the Port of Churchill is loading 30,000 tonnes of durum wheat for Europe. The shipment marks the return of commercial activity at Canada’s only Arctic seaport.…
Toronto officer in Project South case has sought guilty plea since February, lawyer says
Const. Elias Mouawad has been trying to plead guilty since shortly after his arrest in February, but the attempt stalled because prosecutors were not ready to accept the plea, his lawyer told a Toront…
New Brunswick horse virus scare highlights need for public large-animal care, vet says
A recent horse-virus warning in New Brunswick has revived concerns over how quickly rural owners can obtain veterinary care for large animals. The province’s chief veterinary officer issued a health a…
Nunavik police officer charged with assault after Quebec watchdog investigation
A Nunavik Police Service officer appeared in court in northern Quebec on charges of assault and assault with a weapon, according to Quebec’s police watchdog. The Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes said…
Calgary home with pro-Trump flags vandalized amid cross-border trade war
A Calgary home flying pro-Donald Trump flags has become a target for anger over the renewed U.S.-Canada trade war. The homeowner says people have thrown eggs and bagged dog excrement onto the property…
Woman hospitalized after potential shark bite off Martha’s Vineyard
A woman in her late 20s was taken to hospital after suffering lower-leg injuries while swimming off Norton Point on Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts. Officials said the wounds could have come from a s…
More than 80 rescued after Grand Canyon flash floods; two dead and one missing
Two men died and a third remained missing after flash floods swept through Grand Canyon National Park, while rescuers evacuated 82 people from the canyon. The recovered victims were identified as chir…
Élections Québec to send voting information in French only
Élections Québec says voters will receive election information in French only this year, ending the bilingual mailings used in previous elections. The provincial elections authority said it must follo…
Pentagon Defends Pete Hegseth’s Post Targeting Canadian Cadets
The Pentagon is standing behind a social media post by U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that triggered a backlash in Canada and online. On Monday, Hegseth shared an image taken at the Cadet Trainin…
Ontario man charged after fatal boating incident on St. Lawrence River
A 46-year-old Ontario man faces a charge of criminal negligence causing death after a fatal boating incident on the St. Lawrence River in April. Ontario Provincial Police said they received a report a…
Alouettes extend contracts for Maciocia and Maas
The Montreal Alouettes have rewarded general manager Danny Maciocia and head coach Jason Maas with two-year contract extensions. Maciocia is now signed through the 2031 season, while Maas will remain …
Car, guns and fentanyl seized in Ontario drug-trafficking investigation
Ontario Provincial Police seized approximately C$1 million in drugs and stolen property during an investigation that began in January. The haul included 6.5 kilograms of suspected fentanyl, which poli…
Canadians are buying local, but retailers lag behind surging demand
Canadians are turning to locally made goods during an ongoing trade dispute, but retailers have not adjusted as quickly as shoppers, according to companies in the food and household goods sector. Kath…
Schwartz’s Deli replaces black cherry soda with Quebec-made alternative as U.S. tariffs bite
For decades, a smoked-meat sandwich at Montreal’s Schwartz’s Deli came with a familiar local pairing: Cott’s Black Cherry Soda. That tradition ended after the drink disappeared from Canadian productio…
Ontario city spent more than $1,700 on Ubers during 10-day Italy trade mission
A Vaughan delegation spent more than $1,700 on Uber rides during a 10-day trade mission to Italy that also included sightseeing and a winery tour, according to records obtained by Global News. Six peo…
Liberals retain North Vancouver-Capilano in federal byelection
Braeden Caley traded his role as a senior aide to Prime Minister Mark Carney for a seat in Parliament after winning the federal byelection in British Columbia’s North Vancouver-Capilano riding. With m…
Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis Convicted in Tupac Shakur’s 1996 Killing
Nearly three decades after Tupac Shakur was shot in Las Vegas, a jury convicted Duane “Keffe D” Davis in the killing that has long held the attention of hip-hop fans and true-crime followers. The 63-y…
4 teens charged in airsoft pistol confrontation at Lethbridge mall
A routine evening at Park Place Mall in Lethbridge turned into a panic-filled evacuation after a teenager displayed what appeared to be a handgun. Police received multiple 911 calls shortly after 5:30…
Nearly 400 physicians interested in joining dual practice system: Alberta government
Nearly 400 specialist physicians have expressed interest in Alberta’s new dual-practice system, but none can begin privately paid surgeries until the province completes a formal application process. T…
Montreal woman searches for cat last seen at Toronto Pearson airport
Abir Batikhi arrived in Montreal with three of the four cats she had placed in cages for a non-stop journey from Jordan. Caramel, her seven-year-old cat, was missing. Batikhi said airport officials to…
Vehicle break-ins rise across Edmonton, especially downtown and in the west end
Nearly 300 vehicles were broken into in Edmonton’s west end and downtown over the past month, prompting police to renew warnings about unlocked doors and visible valuables. The Edmonton Police Service…
Elections Alberta receives 225,000 requests for referendum mail-in ballots
About 225,000 Albertans have requested mail-in ballots for the province’s October referendum, a sharp increase from the 59,589 special ballots requested during the 2023 provincial election. Elections …
Edmonton plans changes to improve snow and ice clearing
Edmonton is revising its snow and ice clearing policy after last winter brought unusually large amounts of snow, with city officials promising improvements that should make streets and pathways more a…
Bare shelves at Alberta food banks as demand soars in a “very difficult year”
Food Banks Alberta says it has reached a level of scarcity it has never seen before, with rows of warehouse shelves standing empty as demand rises across the province. The organization supplies 112 me…
Vancouver business says Instagram vanished after Lake Ontario joke
A Vancouver strip club turned Donald Trump's proposed name for Lake Ontario into a punchline, then said its Instagram account disappeared within hours. The Penthouse Nightclub placed a marquee above i…
Manitoba Moose announce pre-season games against Iowa Wild
The Manitoba Moose will face an American Hockey League opponent in the pre-season for the first time in seven years, meeting the Iowa Wild in a two-game series. The games are scheduled for Sept. 25 an…
U of T nurse practitioner student aims to break barriers in new Scarborough program
Lakshmi Asokan remembers how difficult Canada’s health-care system felt to her family when her grandmother was diagnosed with cancer. Her parents, immigrants from Sri Lanka, faced financial and langua…
Manitoba Faces Calls for More Training for Security Guards
A stabbing involving a Winnipeg security guard has renewed calls for Manitoba to strengthen training requirements before guards begin working. The 24-year-old guard suffered critical injuries after co…
TTC’s first subway barrier installation renews criticism of safety plan
Toronto’s first subway platform barrier has gone in at Toronto Metropolitan University station, but the pilot has intensified criticism rather than settled it. The installation forms part of a program…
Murder charge laid after Winnipeg house fire kills one and leaves two with life-altering burns
A Winnipeg house fire that left two people with permanent, life-altering burns has led to a first-degree murder charge against a 22-year-old man. Police identified the dead occupant as Mark Bosadas Ma…
Halifax LGBTQ2S bar ‘Rumours’ at risk of closing due to rising costs
Rumours Cabaret, a Halifax bar serving the LGBTQ2S community, says it may have only two months to secure a new lease and find the money to stay open. Owners Gerald McCowan and Jose Chiu said the lease…
Three people die from suspected overdoses in Regina, prompting drug alert
Three people died in Regina on Saturday from suspected overdoses linked to a toxic drug supply, prompting Saskatchewan health officials to issue an alert for the city. The Saskatchewan Ministry of Hea…
Temporary Dauphin emergency department on track to open by Sept. 7, Manitoba says
Manitoba says Dauphin will have a temporary emergency department by Sept. 7, nearly two months after extensive flooding forced the regional hospital offline and led to the evacuation of every patient.…
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