| ◆ Ontario says 25 fertility clinics to get first round of funding as part of plan to reduce IVF wait lists |
| ◆ Morning Update: The numbers behind Alberta's unprecedented teachers' strike |
| ◆ B.C. prisoners with complex mental illnesses aren't getting necessary treatment, report says |
| ◆ Alberta private-school funding under fresh scrutiny amid historic teachers' strike |
| ◆ Two charged and fined for flying drones over Rogers Centre during Blue Jays playoff games |
| ◆ Striking Alberta teachers ask government to resume bargaining on Tuesday, union says |
| ◆ Head of new Major Projects Office sidesteps awkward questions in first committee appearance |
| ◆ Ontario to compromise and keep bike lanes on short stretch of Bloor despite appeal |
| ◆ Edmonton police search west of city for missing Indigenous teenager Samuel Bird |
| ◆ Canada is close to losing its measles elimination status. What happens then? |
| ◆ It's crunch time in New Brunswick's potato country after a dry, difficult season |
| ◆ Canada imported nearly 1,800 endangered wild-caught monkeys for research, sparking calls for a ban |
| ◆ B.C. government recruits former federal minister Harjit Sajjan as Ottawa boosts military spending |
| ◆ Ontario declares end to measles outbreak that began nearly a year ago |
| ◆ Canada has been working for years to prepare for Golden Dome, Air Force general says |
| ◆ Michael McLeod joins Russian team after acquittal in Hockey Canada sexual assault trial |
| ◆ St. Michael's Hospital fraud surfaced with four brown envelopes sent to Globe and Mail journalists |
| ◆ Lululemon founder fined for violating Elections Act with political signs |
| ◆ Balfour Mount was the father of palliative care in North America |
| ◆ Anand says imminent return of hostages is critical for peace plan to continue |
| ◆ Carney welcomes progress on Middle East peace deal |
| ◆ McGuinty defends Canada's Golden Dome collaboration with U.S., citing potential threats |
| ◆ Blue Jays advance to American League Championship Series |
| ◆ Legal groups seek exoneration of Black man from Halifax hanged in 1935 |
| ◆ Vancouver realtors ask: If allowed, would foreign buyers come back? |
| ◆ Blue Jays fans elated over first trip to ALCS since 2016 |
| ◆ Canada Post union to meet with Ottawa as strike continues |
| ◆ No going back to former free trade system, Lutnick says |
| ◆ Northern First Nations turn to signing bonuses and other incentives to attract teachers |
| ◆ All B.C. government liquor, cannabis stores behind workers' pickets as union escalates job action |