| ◆ Winnipeg couple plead guilty to animal cruelty after killing cats, birds, axolotl for videos they sold |
| ◆ Alberta premier says loss of measles elimination status concerning, urges vigilance |
| ◆ 'I'm hoping for a miracle': Breslau, Ont., neighbours on hook for $14K per household for decade-old sewer work |
| ◆ Man found guilty of murder in stabbing death of Misha Pavelick at Sask. grad party in 2006 |
| ◆ Snowy CPL final featuring viral 'icicle kick' exceeds 1 billion views, league says |
| ◆ B.C. Lions quarterback Nathan Rourke named CFL's outstanding player, top Canadian |
| ◆ Paulatuk, N.W.T., wants to fix drafty homes as part of its net-zero goal |
| ◆ Health Canada ignored expert advice to expand access to safe drugs for opioid users, internal documents show |
| ◆ Car crashes through entrance at Home Hardware in Saskatoon |
| ◆ Fall drought could spell water troubles for central Alberta regions, expert says |
| ◆ B.C. Attorney General 'deeply disturbed' by social media giant X's intimate image case |
| ◆ What will the federal government's Major Projects Office do - and will it succeed? |
| ◆ B.C. man survives BASE jumping crash into mountain that led to hours-long high-altitude rescue |
| ◆ Frustrated community grills police, politicians about extortion in B.C.'s Lower Mainland |
| ◆ 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 |
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| ◆ OPP confirms review of reported ‘suspicious activity' tied to company that received millions from Ontario |
| ◆ Alberta expands use of private surgical centres in bid to shorten procedure wait-lists |
| ◆ Toronto says its ability to host large events ‘remains strong,' after delays at BMO Field |
| ◆ Governor-General Mary Simon released from hospital after respiratory illness |
| ◆ Budget's fiscal targets unlikely to be met, interim PBO says |
| ◆ Ford chief of staff warns against contact with company after police referral |
| ◆ Politician Lise Bacon was Quebec's first female deputy premier |
| ◆ Quebecers make their way to Winnipeg for Grey Cup with unwashed jerseys in tow |
| ◆ What to know about Carney's ‘nation-building' projects announced so far |
| ◆ Murderer's appearance at panel discussion for Ontario judges prompts controversy |
| ◆ Ontario plans to appoint administrator to take control of provincial real estate regulator |
| ◆ 'Icicle kick' goes viral: CPL final tops 1 billion views |
| ◆ St. Michael's Hospital paves the way for remote robotic treatment of strokes |
| ◆ 'Time is brain': Toronto hospital's robot tech aims to treat stroke patients in remote areas |
| ◆ ‘Grand bargain' agreement with Ottawa coming soon, Smith says |
| ◆ Regina lawyer Tony Merchant was known as Canada's ‘king of class action' |
| ◆ Grey Cup tradition continues as Tuffy the horse joins the celebrations |
| ◆ Morning Update: Our scarcest resource |
| ◆ Ukraine corruption scandal won't deter Canada from offering support, Anand says |
| ◆ 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 |
| ◆ China, Russia keeping close eye on Canada's Arctic, says CSIS director |
| ◆ B.C. General Employees' Union votes to officially end strike |
| ◆ 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 |
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| ◆ Saturdays and Sundays are now Opinion-free days |
| ◆ More U.S. women want to leave, come to Canada: new poll |
| ◆ Winnipeg couple plead guilty to animal cruelty after killing cats, birds, axolotl for videos they sold | Animals killed include more than 60 cats, as well as rabbits, hamsters, rats, frog: prosecutor |
| ◆ Canadian boycott of US travel shows no sign of slowing - BBC News |
| ◆ 'It's a bloodbath out there:' Tech workers forced to take 'survival jobs' as AI cuts swath through workforce |
| ◆ 'Your land is your land', Poilievre tells Kelowna crowd |
| ◆ 'Something is terribly wrong': Baby formula among most stolen food items as costs spiral, researcher says | CBC News |
| ◆ Police say about 75 people commit an inordinate amount of crime in Calgary. Who are they? | CBC News |
| ◆ Carney has ‘limited room to cut taxes' as debt-to-GDP ratio to grow: PBO |
| ◆ Opinion: A land-claims nightmare is emerging in B.C. |
| ◆ Ottawa's operating spending - not capital - driving deeper deficits: PBO |
| ◆ Enbridge to spend $1.4-billion on pipeline networks to boost oil flows to U.S. refiners |
| ◆ Influential Canadian physicist sought Epstein's advice on how to respond to sex-misconduct allegations, files show |
| ◆ OneSoccer says snowy CPL final featuring viral 'icicle kick' exceeds 1 billion views | CBC Sports |
| ◆ Federal budget's fiscal targets unlikely to be met, interim PBO says |
| ◆ You could get at least $50 from the bread price-fixing settlement. But the deadline is coming up |
| ◆ Hells Angels hitman complains Parole Board of Canada pays too much attention to victims |
| ◆ B.C. judge says self-defence can include expelling someone who has outstayed welcome |
| ◆ Global automakers grab a bigger chunk of Canadian market in Trump's trade war | Vehicles from outside North America are now more than a third of sales - and growing |
| ◆ I'm hoping for a miracle; Breslau, Ont., neighbours on hook for $14K per household for decade-old sewer work |
| ◆ Apple and Spotify warn Quebec against French music streaming quotas |
| ◆ Big employers are the only ones hiring, and that's a big problem |
| ◆ Manufacturing sales up 3.3% in September, highest level since February |
| ◆ Palestinians living in Gaza lose lawsuits that would force Canada to process crisis travel visas |
| ◆ Canada must be prepared to stand on its own |
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