• Investigation finds party boat carrying graduating students ran aground due to tampering
• Official results of Alberta referendum released
• Charlottetown interim police chief fined by RCMP for purchasing cannabis from unregulated store
• 'No sugar-coating it': NDP ex-ministers admit frustration at snap election blunder
• Tumbler Ridge shooting survivor Maya Gebala being released from hospital, father says
• Alberta government to standardize report cards, require more information on professional development days
• 8 senior leaders dismissed at Acute Care Alberta
• School support staff union, province heading back to bargaining table
• B.C. NDP caucus taps Jennifer Whiteside to be new interim leader
• 'Absolutely devastating. We lost our son': Family and police appeal for tips in Nash Dunlop's death
• 3rd accused sentenced in 2021 killing of Cape Breton man
• Belleville police officer who thwarted synagogue attack released from hospital
• Hamilton bar dresses up as The Simpsons' Moe's Tavern for Halloween
• City traffic agent dead after being struck by driver of dump truck in Toronto, police say
• 4 hospitalized as Toronto police investigate home invasion, shooting at Bridle Path home
• Residents of northern Ontario town frustrated with proposed mine that would force them to relocate
• 'Crypto King' Aiden Pleterski found guilty of fraud at his jury trial in Toronto
• Winnipeg's municipal election turnout among lowest in 42 years
• Alberta-made low-tech tractor getting attention worldwide
• A mayoral race with 2 Chows caused ballot confusion in Toronto. Can that be fixed?
• Man dead after being struck by two vehicles in Richmond Hill: York police
• City of Edmonton gets provincial approval to bring back speed-on-green photo radar at 1 intersection
• Scott Gillingham survives to be mayor for another term, thanks in no small part to weakness of opposition
• Edmonton and Calgary rejected her referendum. Does Danielle Smith have a city problem?
• Witness 'must be mistaken,' says woman accused of having sex with teen boy
• Toronto housing market faces fresh uncertainty after Bank of Canada rate hike, real estate experts say
• Ottawa quietly abandoned its promise to end thermal coal exports, auditor finds
• What the jury didn't hear at 'Crypto King' Aiden Pleterski’s fraud trial
• Province defends N.B. Power selling surplus electricity at market rates outside New Brunswick
• N.S. premier doubles down on complaint to professor over AI data centre comments
• Calgary council approves three new communities on city's outskirts
• City leaders make emotional appeal for safer driving
• More Canadian provinces are ending time changes. What does it mean for your health?
• Rising water is forcing this French town off Newfoundland to move. Not everyone is ready to leave
• Why none of the EU's existing partnerships are the right fit for Canada
• He tried to get into Montreal's kosher market. It led to a battle over alleged meat monopoly
• Assembly of First Nations chief's comments on Métis identity 'racist': federation president
• Biggest turnover in decades as 9 new councillors headed to Winnipeg city hall
• 'I lost my whole heart': Dawson Creek woman sentenced to 2 years in jail for fatal impaired-driving crash
• Multiple vehicle crashes close highways during B.C. Interior's 1st major snowfall
• Some First Nations leaders in B.C. push back against Manitoba premier's call to abolish Indian Act
• High-risk sex offender released, expected to live in Winnipeg
• Kevin Falcon resigns as B.C. United leader after party officially deregistered
• London's poor election turnout a problem with few easy solutions, experts say
• Three face murder charges in death of 12-year-old boy found in rural Alberta
• 'Tread very, very carefully,' Chender warns as N.S. ponders expanded online gambling
• Alberta pursuing own dental, drug plans despite referendum defeat on federal opt-outs
• How genetic genealogy helped police find witnesses — but not the suspect — in the Byron Carr murder case
• Wounded B.C. NDP caucus meets after humbling election defeat
• Quebec premier officially withdraws from Canada-EU summit, will send chief diplomat
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• Carney government’s new national security strategy puts economic security first
• Vancouver new homes sell for over 4.5 times what they cost to build—Toronto, Calgary and Edmonton houses cost nearly double: Study
• The political forces behind Alberta’s $2-million-plus referendum fundraising
• Ottawa’s new security strategy has nothing to say about the threats Canadians actually face
• Lines that landed: Question Period for October 29
• Canadian payrolls fall 49,600 in August as Census hiring ends and weekly earnings growth accelerates
• Parliament Today: Safe Social Media Act back for second reading
• Global Affairs officials tell committee they cannot say if China-led bank review is done
• Honda warns Jan. 1 tariff doubling would be ‘catastrophic’ as Canada-U.S. auto deal takes shape
• What a leaked Canada-EU summit document reveals about Mark Carney's turn to Europe
• Don't bet on Mark Carney to win the Nobel Peace Prize. At least, not yet
• Is there still a future for the Canadian steel industry?
• Carney gives Alberta pipeline special interest designation, to be called Pacific Link
• Warren Kinsella leaves Brad Bradford's campaign as a senior adviser in Toronto mayoral race
• Shuttering libraries. Selling the Zoo. Here's what Brad Bradford's Core Services Review really means
• Ontario expanded WSIB benefits for chronic on-the-job stress. Why most claims are denied
• Brampton refuses to disclose records on Patrick Brown home renovations. Decision called 'secretive'
• Guelph university’s homecoming party was out of control — and it's put other schools on alert
• Dementia turned her husband into a violent stranger. Inside a Toronto family's nightmare
• An Indian airline captain is hailed as a hero after a cockpit attack on a FlyDubai flight
• I’m the 32-year-old who was running for Ontario Liberal leader. Now I’m withdrawing from the race. Here's what I learned about politics
• Tennessee governor halts executions after Christa Gail Pike survives 2 doses of lethal injection drug
• AI agent attempted to hack Library and Archives Canada, says U.S. research group
• Many Canadian kids don't feel like they belong in sport. How can we change that?
• Two elders of First Nation killed in Delta, B.C., mall crash, two more hurt
• Minimum wage hikes set to begin across five provinces
• Anthony Stolarz repays Maple Leafs’ faith with electric season debut
• Municipal election signs spring up in Toronto
• Pete Hegseth taps Elon Musk, Palmer Luckey, Newt Gingrich for warfare research unit
| • Ontario calls for new investors in Niagara casinos, slashes tax rate for operators
• Canadian diver Erik Brown helped save boys trapped in a flooded Thai cave
• Winnipeg voters return Gillingham to mayor’s office as challengers struggle to capture public interest
• Ontario received hundreds of tips, complaints about private career colleges before OSAP ban, documents show
• Alberta Premier fends off leadership challenge and looks to squelch separatist discord
• Alberta NDP accuses Smith of gerrymandering as province prepares to unveil new electoral map
• BC NDP names Jennifer Whiteside as interim leader
• Jennifer Whiteside named interim BC NDP leader
• Ontario projects bigger deficit, cites U.S. tariffs and higher oil prices
• Quebec Premier skips Canada-EU summit in Montreal over Ottawa’s refusal to let him speak
• Three members of family shot, another injured in Bridle Path home invasion
• Violent home invasion in affluent Toronto neighbourhood sends four to hospital
• EU alliance name doesn't matter, Carney says
• Quebec plans to ban religious symbols in schools, Education Minister says
• Ottawa doubles funding for Next Gen program
• Tumbler Ridge victim Maya Gebala leaving hospital after eight months, father says
• See the vote counts for Alberta’s nine other referendum questions
• Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk successfully completes first of two spacewalks
• Joshua Kutryk becomes fifth Canadian to perform a spacewalk
• Ottawa quietly abandoned promise to end thermal coal exports after industry lobbying, A-G says
• University Health Network gets $35-million donation for transplant institute
• Morning Update: Canada, EU deepen ties without the label
• Morning Update: Canada’s UAE balancing act
• Scott Gillingham re-elected as mayor of Winnipeg
• Saab signs agreement with Halifax’s IMP for final assembly of Gripen E fighter jet
• Six Canadians injured, one ‘unaccounted for’ in fatal Spanish train crash
• OSAP freeze alarms private colleges as minister feels the heat
• Canada consulting lawyers over Stelco CEO comments, Joly says
• At least 68 dead after two high-speed trains collide in Spain
• Trump celebrates Quebec separatist, B.C. Conservative election wins in social media posts
• Journalist Andrea Warner ‘changed the way we write about music’
• One charge against Frank Stronach dropped ahead of second trial, lawyer says
• Ontario pauses some skills training funding for unemployed people
• Canada and EU drop idea of ‘associate member’ from summit declaration
• Quebec plans to end twice-a-year time changes
• Manitobans vote in municipal elections across province
• Alberta tables bill to prevent DEI hiring in public sector
• Canada and UAE sign trade, defence and energy agreements
• Olivia Chow re-elected mayor of Toronto, staving off challenger Brad Bradford
• Smith rejects renewed demands for Alberta health care procurement public inquiry
• Drawn lot decides mayor of Lytton, B.C., after tied election
• Ford faces Ontario legislature after long summer break, pledges more landfills
• While Olivia Chow clinched victory in Toronto, Brad Bradford earned a respectable loss
• Five takeaways from the GTA’s municipal elections
• B.C. animal rescuer killed by drone attack in Ukraine
• Rêve and Tyler Shaw among Canada’s Eurovision finalists
• Galloway success disappeared ‘almost overnight’ after assault claims, publisher says
• Surveillance cameras could see inside Toronto apartment, tenant says
• Chow turns to new Ontario deal after fending off Bradford in mayoral election
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