CBC Canada

◆ Porch thieves make off with $5,100 in medical supplies meant for Saskatoon boy with rare condition

◆ Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley asks Ethics Commissioner to stop vote on Bill 22

◆ Most Saskatchewan businesses listed as Wexit petition locations say campaign isn't welcome

◆ Calls mount for Toronto school board action after vice chair links LGBTQ debate and cannibalism

◆ Astronomers believe we could be in for a rare meteor storm

◆ CN Rail strike and bad weather causing 'toughest year ever' for B.C. grain farmers

◆ Canada-wide warrant issued for federal offender known to frequent parts of Ontario

◆ Ignored' by Alberta's justice minister, chair of board tasked with reviewing NCR cases resigns

◆ N.S. man takes one of world's biggest automakers to court - and wins

◆ Edmonton pilot hopes to cross the finish line in international electric airplane race

◆ Lawyers launch $500M class-action lawsuit against Roundup makers

◆ Ottawa woman recalls 'shocking' attack in Mexico

◆ Quebec hit hardest as Lowe's plans to close 34 stores across Canada

◆ 3 suspects to be deported from Canada after series of Surrey assaults

◆ Distracted driving fines to more than double in Saskatchewan to $580 for 1st offence

◆ Ontario man living under strict conditions for 'fear of terrorism offence'

◆ Trans Mountain received $320M in government subsidies in 2019, report finds

◆ Toxic algae, climate change, bad policy: Scientists say fresh water under threat

◆ Opinion | Alberta government suffers self-inflicted wound by firing election commissioner

◆ Man who stabbed and killed Belgian hitchhiker sentenced to life in prison

Toronto Star

◆ Meet the seven new faces in the new Liberal cabinet

◆ Leafs fire head coach Mike Babcock, replace him with Sheldon Keefe

◆ Toronto police say they want more $250,000-a-unit body scanners to reduce strip searches. Critics ask, why not just do fewer strip searches?

◆ After Gordon Sondland's damning impeachment testimony, a shrug might be the Republicans' only defence

◆ Her father was fatally struck by a driver in 2017. Now, she wonders if his death could have been prevented

CTV News

◆ 'A punch to the gut': Man furious after getting health card renewal form for his dead mother

◆ Rideau Hall Foundation pulls support for Prince Andrew's entrepreneur project

◆ Vancouver transit strike: Union announces 3-day system shutdown

◆ Concerns raised after Inuk woman's death deemed not suspicious by police

◆ An 'Amazon Quebec' to better serve 'nationalists?': Quebec's premier likes the idea

◆ Military facing likely delay in delivery of new search-and-rescue plane

◆ Meng Wanzhou extradition attempt fails to meet Canadian requirement: lawyer

◆ Canadian class action proposed over alleged carcinogenic herbicide

◆ Somali-Canadian activist Almaas Elman killed in Mogadishu

◆ Union representing Ontario Catholic teachers say negotiations are in 'complete chaos'

TSN.ca

◆ Batum, Jefferson lead Hornets past Trail Blazers

Reddit Canada

◆ Blood-stained Jason Kenney fires police officers investigating murder

◆ Canadian lawyers launching Canada's largest class action lawsuit against makers of Roundup

◆ Lowe's Canada announces the closure of 34 underperforming stores across the country (26 Ronas, 6 Lowe's, and 2 Reno-Depots)

◆ Canada's rental inflation near a three-decade high

◆ Spirit of the West's John Mann dead after battle with Alzheimer's | CBC News

◆ B.C. government looking into fines for people who engage in racist behaviour

◆ Canadian expat journalist says he was ‘exiled' from Pacific nation home due to coverage of Chinese influence

◆ Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley not ready to apologize for remarks that got her kicked out of legislature

◆ Porch thieves make off with $5,100 in medical supplies meant for Saskatoon boy with rare condition | CBC News

◆ Canada-wide warrant issued for federal offender known to frequent parts of Ontario | CBC News

◆ Who is in Justin Trudeau's 2019 cabinet | CBC News

◆ Former China booster urges Ottawa to take tough measures against Beijing in ‘reset' of relations

◆ Man who stabbed and killed Belgian hitchhiker sentenced to life in prison | CBC News

◆ Ontario Premier Ford still listed as president of family labelling business in Chicago

◆ Hamilton city council, staff have kept a 24-billion litre sewage spill secret

◆ Trudeau announces new roster of future liabilities

◆ Doug Ford government spent $231M to scrap green energy projects

◆ Quebec hit hardest as Lowe's plans to close 34 stores across Canada

◆ Consular officials meet with detained Canadian in China Michael Spavor

◆ Huawei asks Canadian court to stay extradition process for CFO to United States

◆ Rachel Notley asks Lieutenant-Governor to block removal of election commissioner

◆ Look up! Northern lights to dance across Canada overnight

◆ University dragging feet on mental health services despite deaths, students charge

◆ Canada's 20 most dangerous places 2020

◆ Montreal pledges to patch up 25,000 potholes by Christmas

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