CityNews - Toronto (58 minutes ago)
Toronto police are investigating after a man was stabbed inside a residential building in the city's east-end early Saturday morning. According to authorities, the male victim was located with stab wounds in the area of Broadview Avenue and Pretoria Avenue just before 4 a.m. Police say the stabbing occurred in the building and the victim […]
ReadCBC - Sudbury (60 minutes ago)
The Hunger Report released by Feed Ontario on Monday says more than one million people needed to access a food bank or hunger-relief organization in the last year and they made more than 8.7 million visits. The report marks the ninth year in a row food bank use has increased and it says food insecurity is impacting housing, health care and...
ReadCBC - Sudbury (60 minutes ago)
While watching the World Series this fall, you may have noticed a series of ads from the Ontario government about the Ring of Fire, a mineral deposit in the James Bay lowlands that's long been eyed as a critical mineral source. Critics are speaking out about the use of stock footage in the ads, saying it doesn't actually show the Ring of Fire....
ReadCBC - Montreal (60 minutes ago)
A controversial pipeline agreement between Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith triggered a chain of events that included a cabinet resignation, a cabinet shuffle and — eventually — a fiery debate about the French language in Quebec.
ReadCBC - Montreal (60 minutes ago)
Hearings for one of the most highly anticipated Supreme Court of Canada cases in years are scheduled to begin March 23. The outcome of the Supreme Court hearings will likely set major precedents across the country, notably on minority rights and on governments' use of the notwithstanding clause.
ReadCBC - Saskatchewan (60 minutes ago)
The private member's bill would require the government to seek the Court of Appeal's opinion on whether legislation violates the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
ReadCBC - Saskatchewan (60 minutes ago)
During budget talks last week, council voted unanimously to reduce the rates at which it compensates Saskatoon Light and Power customers who produce solar power and sell it to the electricity grid.
ReadCBC - Saskatchewan (60 minutes ago)
Saskatoon city hall says police spending is projected to be $2.6 million over budget this year. That pushes the city into a $1.2-million deficit position, according to a report that will be considered by city council next week.
ReadCBC - Saskatchewan (60 minutes ago)
Stephen Sondheim's 1981 musical Merrily We Roll Along was an abysmal failure that closed almost as soon as it opened. Now a Tony-winning revival has it headed to potential box-office success.
ReadCBC - Saskatchewan (60 minutes ago)
AI companies are spending eye-watering amounts of money on infrastructure and training to improve AI. Many investors are getting nervous. Beyond the short term financial markets, tech experts say the AI revolution is real, but the economic impacts may be longer term.
ReadCBC - Saskatchewan (60 minutes ago)
This kayak is distinctive, from the Inuvialuit region of the western Arctic, and one of only a handful of its kind still in existence. It's been held by the Vatican Museums for 100 years, but is being repatriated now as part of a historic return of 62 objects of cultural or sacred significance to Indigenous communities in Canada.
ReadCBC - Saskatchewan (60 minutes ago)
CBC's Shlok Talati joins The 306 to talk about the Vancouver Whitecaps Academy in Saskatchewan, and its impact on Saskatchewan soccer.
ReadCBC - Saskatchewan (60 minutes ago)
Timothy Smith was acting in self-defence when he punched Landon Waddell, and shouldn't be found guilty of manslaughter, his lawyer says. The Crown prosecutor in the case disagrees, arguing Smith's account of events is "self-serving" and "victim-blaming."
ReadCBC - Saskatchewan (60 minutes ago)
The case of two Saskatoon cops fighting to get their jobs back has become more complicated. Constables Dylan Kemp and Jason Garland were fired in September. Their lawyer appealed — but didn't file the papers properly.
ReadCBC - Saskatchewan (60 minutes ago)
In its throne speech, the provincial government touted The Compassionate Intervention Act as a key component in its response to the ongoing drug addictions crisis.
ReadCBC - Saskatchewan (60 minutes ago)
Wild boars have been declared "a pest in all circumstances" by the Alberta government effective Dec. 1, meaning new restrictions have been placed on keeping them in captivity and hunting them in the wild.
ReadCBC - Saskatchewan (60 minutes ago)
With Saskatchewan's fall legislative sitting coming to an end, the Morning Edition's weekly political panel breaks down the highlights, including a report of a $427-million projected deficit.The panel features pundit Murray Mandryk, CBC's Alexander Quon and Morning Edition host Adam Hunter.
ReadCBC - Saskatchewan (60 minutes ago)
The Saskatchewan Union of Nurses is calling for changes after an incident last month involving a person who brought a shotgun and several knives to St. Paul's Hospital, according to the union.
ReadCBC - Saskatchewan (60 minutes ago)
Edwin Woolhether, 68, was convicted of one count of sexual assault earlier this year, but found not guilty of sexual interference for touching a then four-year-old girl in his bathroom while they were alone together in 2007.
ReadCBC - Saskatchewan (60 minutes ago)
Regina police, RCMP warn of 'grandparent scams,' with over $40K reported lost
ReadCBC - Edmonton (An hour ago)
A mild fall and long migration is being blamed for increasing numbers of poultry farms coming under orders to contain the spread of highly infectious bird flu. One turkey producer in Alberta is preparing to restart operations after his third such outbreak in four years.
ReadCBC - Edmonton (An hour ago)
The Senate voted unanimously Thursday to advance Bill S-2 with an amendment calling for the removal of the second-generation cut-off from the Indian Act, where children are not eligible for Indian status after two generations of one non-status parent.
ReadCBC - Edmonton (An hour ago)
Elections Alberta has given the official green light to four more recall campaigns, which can begin collecting signatures on Saturday. The new additions make 18 active campaigns, including the first opposition MLA to be the subject of a recall campaign.
ReadCBC - Edmonton (An hour ago)
An Alberta judge says a referendum proposal on Alberta separating from Canada goes against Charter and Treaty rights, in a decision given less than 24 hours after the provincial government introduced legislation that would have ended the court proceeding.
ReadCBC - Canada (An hour ago)
The B.C. government is issuing new guidance for physicians treating youth with overlapping mental health and substance use issues. It directs doctors to notify parents and potentially involuntarily detain youth if they're unable or unwilling to seek care themselves.
ReadCBC - Canada (An hour ago)
B.C. conservation officers say they have called off their search for a grizzly bear responsible for a Nov. 20 attack that injured three children and an adult in Bella Coola. It says eight bears have been captured in their search, but forensic testing shows none were involved in the incident.
ReadWinnipeg Sun - Local (An hour ago)
By Rois Chand VANCOUVER — Abby Boreen scored twice and Emerance Maschmeyer made 28 saves to lead the Vancouver Goldeneyes past the New York Sirens 4-0 for their second win of the season Saturday. Jenn Gardiner had a goal and an assist, while Ashton Bell also scored for Vancouver (1-1-0-3). Sophie Jacques provided two assists […]
ReadWinnipeg Sun - Local (An hour ago)
DAVIE — AFC Toronto exited the World Sevens Football seven-a-side tournament on a winning note Saturday, edging the Kansas City Current 3-2. But two prior losses meant the Northern Super League team will not make Sunday’s semifinals at the eight-team US$5 million tournament. It’s the inaugural North American edition of the seven-a-side...
ReadCalgary Herald - Local (An hour ago)
Aside from the cash rewards, the contest is a way to guide entrants from initial vision to commercial success, said Michael Lohaus, manager of digital entertainment nexus at Bow Valley College. "It's about coaching people through the business side, how they can actually monetize their creation and become sustainable," he said.
ReadWinnipeg Sun - Local (2 hours ago)
By David Klepper WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended strikes on alleged drug cartel boats during remarks Saturday at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, saying President Donald Trump has the power to take military action “as he sees fit” to defend the nation. Hegseth dismissed criticism of the strikes, which have...
ReadWinnipeg Sun - Local (2 hours ago)
By Gemma Karstens-Smith FORT LAUDERDALE — Inter Miami has won its first-ever MLS Cup. Tadeo Allende’s goal in the 96th minute sealed the result in Miami’s 3-1 victory over the Vancouver Whitecaps in Major League Soccer’s championship game on Saturday. The matchup had been billed as a battle between two of the league’s top talents, […]
ReadWinnipeg Sun - Local (2 hours ago)
By Maria Verza MEXICO CITY (AP) — An explosion outside a local police station in the western Mexican state of Michoacan Saturday killed at least two people and wounded seven, local and federal security officials said. The explosion came as the federal government has stepped up security activities in the state, sending in additional troops […]
ReadWinnipeg Sun - Local (2 hours ago)
If you've spent time in Winnipeg's community arenas, you already know some are aging faster than a beer-league goalie in the third period. Now, the Winnipeg Sun wants your help to identify the Top Five City-Owned Arenas Most in Need of Repair — and we're putting the power directly in your hands. From worn-out dressing […]
ReadWinnipeg Sun - Local (2 hours ago)
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — A powerful, magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck in a remote area near the border between Alaska and the Canadian territory of Yukon on Saturday. There was no tsunami warning, and officials said there were no immediate reports of damage or injury. The U.S. Geological Survey said it struck about 230 miles (370 kilometers) […]
ReadWinnipeg Sun - Local (2 hours ago)
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Police in North Carolina have charged a 33-year-old man with critically injuring another person in a stabbing on a Charlotte commuter train, just a few months after a Ukrainian refugee riding one of the city’s trains was killed in an unrelated knife attack. Oscar Solarzano, 33, was charged with attempted first-degree...
ReadCityNews - Toronto (2 hours ago)
Ontario’s police watchdog is investigating after a man was shot and killed by police at Danforth GO station early Saturday morning. According to the Special Investigations Unit (SIU), Toronto police officers were initially called to the area of Main Street and Stephenson Avenue at approximately 1:40 a.m. for reports of a person armed with a […]
ReadCityNews - Toronto (2 hours ago)
The draw for next summer’s World Cup has opened the possibility that Canada will face Italy in its June 12 opener in Toronto, and hopes in the city's Little Italy neighbourhood are running high. The Canadian men's soccer team drew Switzerland, the fifth-ranked team in Pot 2, and Qatar, the 10th-ranked side in Pot 3. […]
ReadCBC - Windsor (2 hours ago)
TikTok has introduced new features to build healthy habits for teens, including breathing exercises, soothing sounds and an affirmation journal. But while TikTok is pitching its new wellness features as a win for teens' mental health, critics fear it's a further push toward tech apps monopolizing our downtime to collect ever more data.
ReadCBC - Montreal (2 hours ago)
This one-day market is part of a program organized by the Montreal Centre South West chamber of commerce. The goal is to give opportunities to anyone aged five to 17 to sell their creations and learn about entrepreneurship. There were two main rules for participants. First, all items sold had to be made by the children who created them and all the...
ReadToronto Sun - Local (3 hours ago)
The United States just went through the longest government shutdown in history over contention regarding the renewal of temporarily enacted government subsidies to Obamacare premiums. This battle is not over. Eight Democrats threw in the towel and agreed to postpone the issue and cooperate with Republicans to get a continuing resolution passed...
ReadCityNews - Toronto (3 hours ago)
The Toronto Maple Leafs’ precarious goalie situation has gone from bad to worse. Goaltender Joseph Woll was placed on injured reserve retroactive to Dec. 4 with a lower-body injury, the Maple Leafs announced Saturday. Artur Akhtyamov was recalled from the AHL’s Toronto Marlies in a corresponding move. After two periods of play on Thursday...
ReadWinnipeg Sun - Local (4 hours ago)
By Bert Wilkinson GEORGETOWN, Guyana (AP) — Guyana’s government has launched an online school expected to boost the education of thousands of students in the South American nation’ s vast and largely impoverished Amazonian regions and the wider Caribbean. More than 30,000 local and regional students have already enrolled in the Guyana Digital...
ReadWinnipeg Sun - Local (4 hours ago)
By Regina Garcia Cano CARACAS (AP) — Supporters of Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado demonstrated Saturday in several cities worldwide to commemorate her Nobel Peace Prize win ahead of the prestigious award ceremony next week. Dozens of people marched through Madrid, Utrecht and other cities in support of Machado, whose...
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