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Carleton University had been anticipating a deficit of $26 million this year, but the projected deficit is now "significantly higher," a message from senior administrators warned the university community. Read More

Ottawa is a place with so many good things happening. I fell in love with this city back in the 1980s when my elementary school in rural Niagara took a field trip here. Fast-forward to the 2010s and I jumped at the chance to move here. I don’t regret it. Read More

An Ottawa man feels it's his right to charge his car overnight at his apartment building since electricity is included in his rent, but his landlord disagrees.

Statistics Canada data reviewed by CBC Toronto shows a dramatic shift in criminal outcomes in Ontario over the last decade. The majority of criminal cases in the province have ended with charges being withdrawn, stayed, dismissed or discharged before a decision at trial since 2020.

The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations says the International Criminal Court should investigate the disappearance of Indigenous children from Canadian residential schools.

The Montreal Victoire is due for a little hockey luck. It certainly didn't get a lot of fortuitous bounces in Year 1. It started with a slew of injuries that denied the team their best starting lineup for the bulk of the season and it ended with three overtime games in the first round of the playoffs, all going the way of the opposition. Montreal has the best player in the women's game today in Marie-Philip Poulin and a star-studded roster that is due for a bounce-back. There is also hope that two of last year's three long-term injury list mainstays — Kennedy Marchment and Dominika Laskova — will return. Here's a look at how Montreal stacks up heading into training camp. Read More

Whole Way House brings veterans together with barbers, hairstylists, and clothing stylists and honours them with a glow-up. Global News spoke to one veteran.

Flames could be seen shooting from the 18th floor in the International Plaza building on Marine Drive near Capilano Road on Monday afternoon.

Cecile Wasylyk still has all the letters her brother Herve Labrecque sent home to his family, saying "My mother didn't get many letters from him, and she kept every one of them."

A multi-million dollar home in Kitsilano has the attention of the City of Vancouver and the neighbourhood because part of it is falling apart.

Edmontonians have had mixed feelings and now the city is asking people to share their thoughts officially. The findings of a survey could bring some changes.

Active-duty soldiers and veterans struggling to live up to the 'hero' persona are coming forward to urge others to seek the help they need.

'It's about reflection on where we came from and what our history is and remembering those who served and fell and those who continue to serve.'

A line of motorcycles drove through southwest Calgary Monday morning, honouring a bike group member who died of cancer earlier this month.

Not even the soggy weather could discourage the hundreds of people who came to the cenotaph in downtown Fredericton to pay their respects this Remembrance Day.

Canadians came together in cities and towns from coast to coast Monday to honour the men and women in uniform who gave their lives in service to their country. Read More

Alberta mom Jessica McBride went from pushing 300 pounds in 2015 to running 100-kilometre ultramarathons in a shockingly short amount of time.

A man charged with first-degree murder in the death of his partner in Candiac was out on bail for uttering threats against her when she was killed. Read More

Paws For Hope is a Vancouver-based charity that brings vet care to rural and remote areas. Founder Kathy Powelson says supporting the cause supports communities.

At the heart of Winnipeg's Remembrance Day commemorations is the ceremony at the RBC Convention Centre.