CBC Canada

◆ Frustrated community grills police, politicians about extortion in B.C.'s Lower Mainland

◆ B.C. man survives BASE jumping crash into mountain that led to hours-long high-altitude rescue

◆ Carney unveils 7 major projects he wants fast-tracked, including new mines, LNG and hydro development

◆ International nature of B.C. extortion cases makes investigations complex: former RCMP officer

◆ Quebec men accused in alleged extremist plot will go to trial following federal indictment

◆ 'Relentless' AFC Toronto set to battle and host 'hard-nosed' Vancouver Rise FC in 1st NSL Final

◆ Ontario to spend $210M on non-speed camera road safety measures following ban

◆ Nearly 1 in 10 terrorism investigations at CSIS involves a minor: spy boss

◆ Is there any point in getting a flu shot that's mismatched to the virus? Here's what the science says

◆ Saskatchewan Roughriders don't lack in Grey Cup experience

◆ University of Regina incorporates a stole signifying Indigenous identity for this year's fall graduation

◆ Murder trial hears boy recall being restrained, he and brother locked in rooms while in Ontario couple's care

◆ Why The Tragically Hip are lending their songs to Boi-1da ahead of World Cup | Hanomansing Tonight

◆ 60 years later, Nevada homicide victim identified as missing Calgary woman

◆ Historic Stampede Ranch once owned by outdoor show's founder facing receivership application hearing

◆ 8-year-old girl dies in Vancouver after falling from balcony: police

◆ Employee killed by polar bears was taking photos at remote Nunavut site: company report

◆ IN PHOTOS | Solar storms bring dazzling display of northern lights

◆ Ottawa seeking a permanent parliamentary budget officer with 'tact and discretion'

◆ B.C. limits when employers can request sick notes

The Globe And Mail

◆ B.C. Lions QB Nathan Rourke named CFL's top player, Canadian at CFL awards

◆ More than $20-million in vaccines, drugs lost from national emergency stockpile because of freezer issue

◆ Ford chief of staff warns employees not to have contact with company after police referral

◆ Alberta's Danielle Smith says agreement with Ottawa expected to be signed in coming days

◆ Ukraine corruption scandal won't deter Canada from offering support, Anand says

◆ China, Russia keeping close eye on Canada's Arctic, says CSIS director

◆ B.C. General Employees' Union votes to officially end strike

◆ What to know about Carney's ‘nation-building' projects announced so far

◆ Carney announces latest batch of major projects

◆ Health Canada lost $20-million worth of pharmaceuticals this year from national stockpile

◆ Canada rugby coach Stephen Meehan tries to find positives in roster challenges

◆ Riders' original Gainer the Gopher reflects on fans, fun and the stinky suit

◆ Self-defence can include ejecting guests who outstay welcome, B.C. judge rules

◆ Major League Soccer to flip its calendar, with season to run July through May, effective for 2027

◆ Patient complaints continue to rise in Ontario, ombudsman says

◆ Art Gallery of Ontario scores major donation including pieces by Warhol, Lichtenstein

◆ Warhol, Lichtenstein pieces among hundreds of artworks donated to AGO

◆ Canadians still aren't travelling south and it's costing the U.S. billions

◆ Ontario sends audit of company that received millions from Skills Development Fund to police

◆ ‘The Golden Generation' digs in to tell Canada's men's basketball story

◆ U of T hires three top U.S. scholars, announces $24-million recruitment plan

◆ Canadians continue to boycott U.S. travel, costing the country billions

◆ Northern lights to be visible across most of Canada on Tuesday evening

◆ Tariff tensions didn't stop this yearly Christmas tree gift from Nova Scotia to Boston

◆ Morning Update: Donald Trump's Epstein problem

◆ B.C. transmission line, Quebec graphite project expected to be added to fast-track list

◆ Poilievre says he hasn't reflected on his leadership style after losing two MPs

◆ Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand wraps up Canada's G7 presidency at Niagara meeting

◆ Five charged after fatal home invasion in Vaughan, Ont.

Reddit Canada

◆ Saturdays and Sundays are now Opinion-free days

◆ More than 40% of Canadian births had foreign-born mothers in 2024: StatCan

◆ Saab CEO confirms talks with Ottawa, Bombardier for Gripen fighter jet production

◆ Canada could see 10,000 new jobs, Sweden's SAAB says

◆ Carney recommends 7 major projects for approval, including new mines, LNG and hydro development

◆ Canada's spy chief warns of increasing violent radicalization of Canadian children

◆ CSIS director warns that China and Russia continue to target Canada

◆ The numbers don't lie: Violent crime has surged across Canada

◆ KINSELLA: Pierre Poilievre's political plummet has been swift and self-inflicted

◆ Ontario and Quebec are poorer than Louisiana and 42 other states: Report

◆ Most Canadians say U.S. trade deal unlikely in any time soon; 67% of Canadians say it's unlikely a deal to lower U.S. tariffs

◆ Indian man won't get $15K back for ‘illegal contract' with Alberta immigration fixer

◆ The Secret Tax on Being Single; More than 15 million Canadians are single. Why are we being charged for it?

◆ Canada's muddled immigration plan won't bring in the world's best talent

◆ Man who took Hamilton bus on joy ride 'did a great job' driving, left no dings, say police. 36-year-old of no fixed address let passengers on and off at bus stops

◆ Government spends $19B on external services, despite vow to trim spending

◆ Grand Theft Auto makers accused of union-busting after firing employees in Canada, U.K. | Union says 34 people terminated after talk of organizing, Take-Two accuses them of leaking company secrets

◆ Police make arrests in Kleinburg home invasion that led to fatal shooting of father of 4

◆ Alberta premier supportive of new major projects, says pipeline negotiation ongoing

◆ Living Wage across Vancouver Island climbs, up to $27.40 in Victoria, almost the same as Metro Vancouver

◆ Judges outraged after ‘ruthless' murderer invited to speak at Ontario judge conference. Killer ambushed Crown witness in 2001

◆ Canada expects reforms in Ukraine to tackle corruption, Anand says

◆ Pierre Poilievre dismisses reports his caucus is divided and his leadership in trouble

◆ Canada should pull out of refugee pact with U.S. over Trump policies, says former foreign minister Lloyd Axworthy says

◆ Canada in the running to headquarter new defence bank

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