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Investigators are trying to figure out who sold Liam Payne the drugs he took at the CasaSur Hotel in Buenos Aires.

The number of spots in Quebec's daycare network has dropped despite a pledge to the contrary from the Legault government in 2021. Read More

Thousands of international students expected to study at three Ontario colleges are missing the fall semester, after Ottawa announced it would further tighten Canada's study permit system.

WATCH BELOW: On the latest episode of One-on-One with Bruce Garrioch, Bruce chats with the head coach of Utah HC, André Tourigny about his team's strong start to the season, why they decided to name Clayton Keller as captain, the addition of proven winners to the roster, Dave Cameron serving as head coach of this year's Canadian World Junior team and some of his favourite memories of working alongside Brian Kilrea with the 67's. Read More

QUEBEC — Premier François Legault says he is shocked and very disturbed that a group of teachers is alleged to have attempted to introduce Islamic religious concepts into a public school in Montreal. Read More

Ontario's energy minister says he wants the province's electricity system to not just be able to meet an expected 75 per cent increase in demand, but to exceed it.

If no deal is reached by 7 a.m. on Oct. 24, workers are set to strike. This means classrooms, libraries and offices could look different and empty at Edmonton Public Schools. 

A group of people living in motorhomes along a street in a northeast Calgary industrial park are still living in limbo as a back and forth with the city continues. 

RenuWell Energy Solutions aims to repurpose land with its solar panel projects.

Put yourself in the shoes of Ottawa Redblacks head coach Bob Dyce. Read More

An independent city councillor is calling on Montreal to declare a state of emergency to deal with the homelessness crisis. Read More

Dozens of flavours of Compliments, Great Value, no name and Selection frozen waffles are being recalled because of a listeria contamination, according to Health Canada. There have been no reported cases of illness linked with the recall, which was launched by the company. Read More

The early days of digital music were met with both optimism and missteps.

Some school officials are attributing the dramatic enrollment decline to a chilling effect created by Ottawa's policy to further tighten Canada's study permit system. 

A KPMG survey of small- and medium-sized businesses says 87 per cent of leaders fear the Canadian economy could become 'collateral damage' from American protectionist policies.

If you're going to be stuck in traffic anyway, at least you can enjoy some more sunshine. Read More

Just when we thought the downward spiralling of Canada-India relations might be contained and that a period of tense stability was restored after last year’s diplomatic row, things have flared up again. In an extraordinary press conference on Oct. 14, the RCMP said Indian diplomates in Canada were “persons of interest” in Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s killing in B.C. in June 2023 and their associations with transnational gangs and criminal activities needed further investigation. Read More

More than 200 people attended a protest on Monday in solidarity with Red Rock Indian Band, following the discovery of ancestral remains belonging to four Indigenous people at a construction site in Nipigon, Ont. As the community screens the disturbed soil to make sure all the remains are accounted for, members are calling for accountability from the federal government to prevent similar incidents going forward.

The man who helped transform the way emergency medicine is taught and practiced in Canada and the U.S. has died in Halifax at the age of 82.