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A fire in Montreal's St-Laurent borough damaged three semi-trailer trucks outside a sports equipment distribution centre Saturday morning. Read More

krainian drones struck a munitions factory in central Russia in an overnight attack, a source in Ukraine's SBU Security Service told Reuters on Saturday

Nova Scotia's election campaign is all about cost of living as a housing crisis, homelessness and rent prices continue to increase.

Defenceman Logan Mailloux didn't play the first five games this season with the Canadiens after being among the final cuts at training camp and getting sent down to the AHL's Laval Rocket. Read More

Contract negotiations resume today in Vancouver in a labour dispute that has paralyzed container cargo shipping at British Columbia's ports since Monday.

A pair of Vancouver high school students hope their innovation using odour sensors and AI will help their peers better sort waste and divert more of it from the region’s landfills.

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Sometimes, a web search is revealing not for what you find — but what you don’t find. Read More

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During the darkest days of COVID, when most everything was shut down, I remember walking through Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Park with my friend and neighbour Jérôme Glad, both of us grumbling about the fact the city wasn't doing anything to add some life to the park. With no bars, cafés or restaurants open, and outdoors the only place where people could get together safely and legally, it seemed like a no-brainer to organize some activities in the park. Read More

Sunny skies with a northwest wind at 20 km/h, becoming light near noon. Read More

Advocates working with asylum seekers are sounding the alarm, saying they're hearing more stories of racism in Canada. One man in Quebec says he was forced from his home.

Where is the Canadiens' defence coach? Have we run out of money? Read More

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As far as Dr. Michael Kalin is concerned, Quebec's latest approach to the family doctor crisis — filling the gaps with other health professionals like pharmacists and social workers — is not the right solution. Read More

The National Collegiate Athletics Association is opening the door for CHL athletes to play college hockey in the U.S. That decision will ripple through many levels of the sport.

Transport Canada quietly changed air cargo importation rules for 55 mostly European countries in September, throwing the system into chaos — all in response to an alleged Russian plot to place firebombs on planes destined for North America.

When the Ottawa Citizen launched its We Are the Dead project on Remembrance Day 2011, we had no idea how much it would be embraced by readers eager for the stories behind the names of Canada's war dead. That interest doesn't surprise Tim Cook, chief historian and director of research at the Canadian War Museum. Cook is the author of 19 books on Canada's military history from the South African War to the conflict in Korea. His most recent book, The Good Allies, examines the relationship between Canada and the U.S. during the Second World War. Read More

Despite other provinces moving toward an opt-out policy for organ donation, Quebec has repeatedly been told it isn’t ready to take that step. But experts say the policy alone isn't a silver bullet for more donations; it takes systemic changes and an overhaul of outdated processes.