Canadian News

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rebuffed calls to step aside last week — but that doesn't mean the disaffected Liberal MPs who called on him to quit have given up the fight.

A lawsuit arguing that the Ottawa Police Services Board's public delegations policy infringes on freedom of expression is headed to small claims court. Read More

Drew Fischer has been honoured as Major League Soccer referee of the year after the 44-year-old from Calgary took charge of 16 regular-season games this season, including the 200th of his career.

None of this attention has been lost on Jessica Campbell, an assistant with the Seattle Kraken and the NHL's first full-time female coach. Read More

The future of the region's most-popular train line is in doubt as planners expect the Vaudreuil-Hudson route will lose up to 20 per cent of its riders when the REM is implemented. Read More

Food banks across Quebec are receiving one million more requests per month compared with 2021, the Moisson Montréal charity announced Monday morning. Read More

A new report revealing Canada has reached record-breaking numbers of people using food banks is “astonishing,” says the president of Harvest Manitoba — but not surprising, in a province where well over 50,000 people now rely on them every month.

The Ottawa Senators trudged home from Denver on Monday morning after a 5-4 loss to the Colorado Avalanche on Sunday night and picking up only two of six points on the club’s three-game road trip. Read More

A building that burned down overnight Monday played a big role in the history of the Black community in Windsor, Ont., and had national significance, according to a historian.

QUEBEC — Another Quebec Liberal MNA has come forward to say she disagreed with her party's political flipflop in favour of defunding private religious schools. Read More

Canadian music star Shania Twain is set to perform at next year's Calgary Stampede, her first show during the annual western festival in more than a decade.

Doug Ford wants control over bike lanes in Ontario. He also wants a 55-kilometre-ish tunnel under the city of Toronto, proof that the Rams, the F-150s, the Escalades are now running the world. Read More

We are perplexed that Montreal aims to stop fluoridating West Island water in 2025. Read More

Do you have a lot of unwanted jewelry?  Tune into Talk To The Experts this Saturday, when Aaron McDermand from Aaron Buys Gold discusses why now is the best time to sell those gold and silver pieces. From jewelry to coins, he’ll go over their gold buying service and why it may be beneficial for...

A Notre-Dame-de-Grâce church is doubling down on its criticisms of the Terrebonne St. bike lanes, calling on the borough to remove them for the winter. Read More

Maple Leaf Foods owned a majority share of Canada Bread at the time of the bread-price fixing scheme, but it won't be included in a class-action lawsuit over the scandal.

It's voting day in the Saskatchewan provincial election as people head to the polls to cast their ballots. The live results will begin after the polls close at 8 p.m.

Ontario is calling on the federal government to make several bail-related changes to the Criminal Code, including eliminating bail for certain offences and implementing a "three strike rule" for repeat offenders.

Robert Schock was vastly unprepared when he set off for a run in North Cascades National Park, and narrowly avoided a 'much more tragic' outcome.

Canadian music star Shania Twain will perform at next year's Calgary Stampede for the first time in more than a decade.