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Canada's Éliot Grondin won a snowboard cross silver medal at Mont-Sainte-Anne, Que., on Saturday to claim the overall World Cup season title.

Ontario Provincial Police say one person is in custody following the death of a person in the town of Rockland Friday afternoon. Read More

OPP Const. Ionut Mihuta was the first back-up officer on the scene after a 2023 wellness check turned deadly in Bourget, a village around 50 km east of Ottawa. Read More

Thousands of people have been flocking to see Poilievre at rallies across the country in the last couple of weeks

More than 100,000 customers still don't have power as of Saturday morning. Hydro One now saying some power outages could last into next week.

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People of all political stripes are weighing the stakes of the upcoming federal election as they make their choice for who Canada should have at the helm in the midst of the U.S. trade war. CBC asked Albertan voters, experts, and businesses if this election feels different.

Toronto filmmaker Jamie Kastner started his film with an open mind, and presents a balanced picture. 'Of course, I’m a human being'

Newly released documents show Canada favoured 'cooperation' with the second Trump administration on 'common challenges' related to illegal immigration, before the U.S. tariffs.

From honey and tea to vitamin D.

During a recent cabinet reshuffle, Ontario Premier Doug Ford added responsibility for mines to the portfolio of his existing energy minister.

This is the latest installment of a Global News series called ‘On the Brink,’ which profiles people who are struggling with the rising cost of living.

Ben Collings-Mackay is a fourth-generation lobster fisherman who grew up knowing the dangers of the job. The St. FX student just received a $45,000 scholarship that he's investing in his business, which aims to revolutionize commercial fishing life-jackets.

The City of Ottawa has canned a planned freeway development into People's Park, a move celebrated by urban planners and advocates. Read More

The annual “Sunshine List” of public servants in Ontario who earned more than $100,000 in 2024 was released recently, providing the hoi polloi an opportunity to kick ourselves for not getting executive positions with Ontario Power Generation or becoming radiologists at Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children. Read More

The city says design errors caused work on the Gardiner Expressway to be delayed by more than eight months in 2021. In a lawsuit, it’s seeking tens of millions of dollars from the multi-national consulting firm it alleges made the mistakes.

Local tourism operators are anticipating more business this summer as Canadians opt out of travel south of the border.

Housing is about to get a lot more expensive in the next decade if the federal government’s immigration program bringing in skilled workers isn’t revamped. Many in the construction industry say there aren’t enough domestic workers going into jobs that don’t require an apprenticeship or certificate and the current system bringing in newcomers only covers highly skilled workers.

What would it take to bring American scientists north? Increasing research funding — as well as costs for things that make research possible — would be a good start, say experts.