• Suspect dead after Calgary police officer shot twice in traffic stop near Edworthy Park
• Ransomware attack on Health Sciences Centre affects doors, ventilation and air-conditioning
• N.Y. jury convicts Montreal father of murder in death of 9-year-old daughter
• Youth arrested after shots fired during Facebook Marketplace deal in Manotick
• Terminally ill woman spent 20 hours in hallway at Health Sciences Centre, daughter says
• Some Calgarians hit by Rogers service disruption after theft-related fibre cut, provider says
• 5 candidates for Ontario Liberal Party leadership take part in 1st debate Monday
• 'We are at the brim': Mississauga animal services runs $25 adoption blitz, citing overcrowding | CBC News
• 3rd man arrested in Toronto synagogue shooting investigation: York police
• IN PHOTOS | Wildfire triggers largest evacuation in B.C.
• 2 more tuberculosis cases confirmed in Edmonton's inner-city outbreak
• What you need to know about B.C. wildfires on Aug. 10
• N.S. court approves $18M class-action settlement in 2015 Air Canada crash landing
• Closure of Regina dry cleaner after 80 years 'a sign of the times,' says longtime staffer
• Man arrested after threatening U.S. consulate in Halifax
• Search for B.C.'s best roadside attraction: Vancouver Island semifinals
• 'Their mothers did a very good job:' How a 90-year-old ended up on a road trip with 2 strangers | CBC News
• Police watchdog investigates after cyclist hit by cruiser in Winnipeg
• 36 people banned from N.S. Legislature for protest over budget cuts
• Small businesses, Manitoba municipality relieved as Highway 10 reopens after flooding
• 93-year-old's 'lifetime of memories' piled on a curb in St. Catharines, Ont., after flooding
• Calgary police officer charged with murder in court for preliminary inquiry
• Nurses say they're working short-staffed at London hospitals, even with sickest patients
• How the future of air traffic controlling could see planes directed from other cities
• Mother of Jack and Lilly Sullivan speaks out 15 months after disappearance
• Pollster says this demographic is one to watch in Alberta's independence debate
• Canada’s top soldier says N.L. has vital role in defence
• Years-long cockroach infestation prompts Sudbury, Ont., tenant to petition others to have building fumigated
• Moncton to demolish old police station, eyes redevelopment
• Changes to Portland Street intersection driving cycling, pedestrian activity, data shows
• Unifor, General Motors to begin contract negotiation talks today
• 1,500 km and $1,500 later: Yellowknifers head south for blockbusters
• 80-year-old woman killed in Summerland, B.C., wildfire: RCMP
• 3-year-old girl hospitalized after Maple Ridge, B.C., bear attack
• Hiker escapes after being attacked by grizzly bear in backcountry near Pemberton, B.C.
• B.C. declares provincewide state of emergency amidst wildfires
• About 20 businesses in Bowness without water after water main break
• RCMP investigating homicide of 12-year-old Edmonton boy after remains found in northern Alberta
• Tornado confirmed during Woodstock, Ont., storm on Saturday that damaged homes and vehicles
• Driving 10 minutes just to make a call: Cell outages plague northern Cape Breton
• What you need to know about B.C. wildfires on Aug. 9
• ‘We were actually sad to leave,’ says travelling duo after spending month in Labrador
• Fatal Saskatoon overpass crash ends in flames
• After overdose calls surge, Winnipeg fire-paramedics to use medication that halts opioid withdrawal symptoms
• Kelowna ER physician says he's 'experiencing severe exhaustion' — and he's not alone
• 'I wanna get out of the shelters': Guelph teen starts pressure washing business
• She thought she had cancer. All she needed was a daily pill
• 'Ringleader' in Manitoba high school hockey hazing complaint loses suspension appeal
• N.L. has a hard bread shortage — but why do we eat it in the first place?
• Proposed Hintonburg highrises leave business owners feeling uneasy
| • Ottawa hands retirees a tax break it denies young families—worth $10,200 a year
• Canada’s nuclear strategy is really two strategies—and only one is working
• Ottawa weighs lifting alcohol bans, dropping counter-tariffs in interim trade deal with Washington
• New report warns Canada faces ‘AI readiness gap’ as employers struggle to find qualified graduates
• Supporting nuclear energy is great—but it’s not Ottawa’s place to pick Canada’s nuclear winners
• Employment growth in the Prairies is 4 times faster than the rest of Canada—and Alberta is mainly driving those gains
• Family taxation deserves a place in the intergenerational fairness debate
• 95.7% of Jewish post-secondary students in Canada dealt with antisemitism last year. Canadian universities have forfeited the right to police themselves
• Canada’s hidden political centre is more normal than you think
• Canada’s got great wine. It shouldn’t be this hard to get our hands on it
| • AbCellera stock soars on ‘off the chart’ trial results from hot flash treatment for menopausal women
• Ontario Liberal leadership hopefuls take on Doug Ford’s economic record in first debate
• Jack and Lilly’s mother speaks out 15 months after Nova Scotia children’s disappearance
• Star of TV’s Night Heat, Scott Hylands began his career on the stage
• Man arrested after bomb threat targeting U.S. consulate in Halifax, police say
• Vancouver teen aims to raise awareness of endometriosis in schools across the country
• Evacuees recount fleeing B.C. wildfires as Ottawa readies military to assist with relief efforts
• Solar eclipse and Perseid meteor shower make a heavenly double bill
• Crusading Toronto trial lawyer John Phillips held government to account for rights abuses
• Ontario Liberal leadership candidates argue value of having a seat in legislature in first debate
• Three-year-old girl attacked by bear outside home in Maple Ridge, B.C.
• Calgary officer shot, suspect found dead after traffic stop leads to ‘chaotic’ chase
• Why B.C. has declared a state of emergency and what that means for the province
• Morning Update: Thousands flee B.C. wildfire
• Montreal father found guilty of murdering his nine-year-old daughter in upstate New York
• Federal by-elections in 2026 set to cost upwards of $24-million
• Ottawa appoints former CMHC head to lead Build Canada Homes as chair
• Alberta to review Amber Alert criteria after Calgary boy’s death
• NASA plane flies over B.C. wildfires to study pyrocumulonimbus clouds
• Neuroscientist Adrian Owen on why everyone should be thinking more about thinking
• Group representing First Nations in B.C. calls on Carney, Smith to halt West Coast pipeline
• Three people injured after helicopter crashes into lake in NWT
• Canadian military on standby as B.C. wildfire losses mount
• Porter flight from Victoria to Toronto cancelled after child refuses to wear seatbelt
• A PEI golf resort, empty for decades, is haunted by political scandal
• Bomb threat in Halifax prompts police to evacuate several downtown streets
• RCMP arrest man over alleged death threat against Carney
• RCMP investigate possible Okanagan wildfire death as B.C. government declares state of emergency
• Canadian murder rate has biggest year-over-year decline in 40 years, Statscan says
• Okanagan fires offer a glimpse of a worsening wildfire crisis
• Thousands evacuated as wildfire in B.C. Interior grows
• Toronto man who posed as a pilot to receive free flights pleads guilty to wire fraud in U.S.
• Ottawa to rebate $100-million for steelmakers as U.S. tariffs loom
• The NDP has been seatless in Quebec for most of the party’s history; Avi Lewis is trying to change that
• Allegations of police racism and brutality shake Montréal-Nord
• Alberta RCMP investigating after human remains belonging to a 12-year-old found
• Poilievre asks Carney in letter to not concede to Trump’s demands during trade talks
• OSAP changes will affect many students this year. Here’s what to know
• Police identify officers, inmate killed in collision during transfer from Edmonton prison
• B.C. police launch arson investigations for some wildfires
• Alberta francophone community, university at odds over changes to Edmonton’s Campus Saint-Jean
• Crews hold back wildfire that threatened fringes of Metro Vancouver as B.C. continues to battle blazes
• More than 20,000 residents evacuate as Okanagan fire explodes in size, burns houses
• High measles cases in Canada, dramatic increase in North and South America need vaccination response: WHO
• Two 18-year-olds charged with first-degree murder in Toronto festival shooting
• Carney ‘not interested’ in narrow U.S. trade deal
• Two suspects charged in U.S. consulate shooting, Toronto police say
• SickKids hires external investigator after staffer arrested in child-luring case
• Rising cost of low-end rental units driving increase in homelessness, report shows
• More than 200 foreign firefighters headed to B.C. to battle wildfires
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