CBC Canada

◆ What does it take to make a multiplex? A lot of planning and a healthy budget

◆ Tax freeze is welcome, 'flip-flops' are not: Seven Calgary residents on the election results

◆ Historic wildfire in Shelburne County, N.S., remains out of control, says premier

◆ 4 children dead in Quebec after being swept away by tide while fishing on North Shore

◆ Municipalities across Quebec on alert as wildfires rage across province

◆ Federal environment minister says Alberta and Ottawa can come to terms on climate policy

◆ Caws for alarm: Swooping crows descend on passersby as they protect their young

◆ Confederation Bridge to close overnight Saturday for maintenance

◆ Canada has way more parking than cars. Is it time for that to change?

◆ A look at how P.E.I. and its residents are adapting 8 months after Fiona

◆ Climate change is fuelling a spike in Lyme disease cases across Canada

◆ Families of Paul Bernardo's victims question serial killer's prison transfer

◆ Lost gravestones of freedom-seekers unearthed in St. Catharines cemetery

◆ Trudeau continues to stand by David Johnston despite calls for him to step down

◆ Forest fires force thousands out of their homes in Quebec's North Shore

◆ Sister of southern Ontario woman killed in crash accepts university degree in her honour

◆ People fleeing wildfires in northern Alberta are getting help reaching safety along the Athabasca River

◆ What the fluff? It's poplar cotton, and there's a lot this year

◆ Suspected MS-13 gang members arrested in shooting of man north of Toronto

◆ Charge laid after multi-vehicle collision caused by geese crossing Ontario expressway

Toronto Star

◆ "People are fed up": Thousands rally in Ontario over discontent with provincial government

◆ IBM says it will cut 8,000 jobs and replace them with AI - but it has a solution for displaced workers

◆ TTC violent incidents on Friday left two victims injured in the city's east end

◆ A former Conservative candidate has suspicions about why his Chinese-Canadian volunteers quit. So does the Liberal who beat him

◆ Should you shower in the morning or at night? We asked the experts to weigh in

◆ $1.5-million bungalow, surrounded by nature in the heart of Toronto, is Home of the Week

◆ This Toronto home listed for $2.9 million is going for more than double its neighbouring properties. Why?

◆ The death of an Ontario ER: Anger, tears - and worries for what a cottage-country closure means for the future of emergency care

◆ Theatre etiquette 101: Nine things that make this critic cringe

◆ Couple with three kids and expecting another wanted something different from their home

◆ Former Maple Leafs coach Mike Babcock to join Blue Jackets: report

◆ Man is dead after driving into a ditch north of Durham

◆ Mike Wilner: Vladimir Guerrero Jr. gives Blue Jays a win with one swing - and maybe ends his slump in the process

◆ He calls Pickering home. Why are so many others now doing so, too?

CTV News

◆ Forest fires in Northern Quebec: Another 2,000 evacuated from their homes

◆ Officials declare Halifax-area wildfire largely contained as rain brings relief

◆ China rebukes U.S., Canadian navies for Taiwan Strait transit

◆ Yasir Naqvi enters Ontario Liberal leadership race

◆ Four kids and one man drown after Quebec fishing accident: provincial police

◆ Inuit, environmental groups praise cruises for agreeing to avoid Eclipse Sound

◆ 'Many, many lives turned upside down' by wildfires: N.S. premier

◆ Notorious serial killer Paul Bernardo moved to medium-security prison in Quebec

◆ Activists in Canada aim to carry torch for Hong Kong's silenced Tiananmen vigil

◆ Marineland did not provide adequate water source to bear cubs, Ontario alleges

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◆ "People are fed up": Thousands rally in Ontario over discontent with provincial government

◆ Chinese warship nearly hits U.S. destroyer in Taiwan Strait during joint Canada-U.S. mission

◆ LILLEY: Is it time to drop tipping or have customers take control?

◆ Chinese Canadians say they want action on foreign agent registry, not lengthy public hearings

◆ Wildfires in Canada Have Already Burned 10 Times More Land Than Usual

◆ Families of Paul Bernardo's victims question serial killer's prison transfer

◆ 'Utterly disgusting': Canadian Army sergeant fined for 'anti-Jewish' comments

◆ A former Conservative candidate has suspicions about why his Chinese-Canadian volunteers quit. So does the Liberal who beat him

◆ ‘Elite capture' may be a bigger problem than the Chinese government's intimidation tactics, experts warn

◆ Bombardier calls for 'fair competition' as Ottawa eyes sole-source contract for surveillance planes

◆ GUNTER: Singh failing Canadians by propping up federal Liberals

◆ 3 men allegedly part of 'MS-13' street gang charged in shooting of dog walker in Schomberg

◆ Base jumper rescued off Stawamus Chief face in Squamish

◆ Health minister's request triggered internal meltdown at Canada's drug-price regulator, documents show

◆ US, Canadian navies stage rare joint mission through Taiwan Strait

◆ CBC News: Tired of getting spam calls? Here's why you may never be rid of them

◆ Métis unanimously accept modern-day treaty with Canada in historic vote

◆ The death of an Ontario ER: Anger, tears - and worries for what a cottage-country closure means for the future of emergency care

◆ Up in smoke: Human activities are fuelling wildfires that burn essential carbon-sequestering peatlands

◆ The awkward economic truth: A recession might be just what Canada needs

◆ Foreign-owned pulp giant's purchase didn't go through a net benefit review, federal officials say

◆ ‘Very Bad': Poll Shows British Columbians Displeased With Gov't on Opioid Crisis

◆ 4 children discovered unresponsive on Quebec shoreline

◆ Banff National Park, Alberta

◆ Denying bail OK if for a ‘just cause,' says Charter statement on Liberal reform bill

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