Canadian News

A statement published in the Journal of Sleep Research on Wednesday said evidence reviewed found that daylight saving time 'can interfere negatively with sleep regulation.'

A sentencing hearing is set to continue Thursday for a man who stabbed three people in a University of Waterloo gender studies class last year.

Rogers has been seeing weaker spending on its mobile plans as consumers cut back on purchases amid high inflation levels, choosing instead to switch to cheaper plans.

A man was shot dead by police after a confrontation that seriously injured an officer in Gatineau’s Hull district early Thursday. Read More

It will be only one degree cooler than the average for Oct. 24, which is well within the range of "I will wear a T-shirt and carry a sweater around." Read More

Premier François Legault and his Coalition Avenir Québec government have repeatedly claimed that the French language and culture are in decline in this province, requiring aggressive political intervention. The evidence for this supposed decline is hardly unequivocal and certainly subject to interpretation. Read More

First Nations leadership and Vancouver residents are butting heads over a massive, Indigenous-led development in West Point Grey. The Jericho Lands projects promises to add 13,000 housing units in buildings ranging in height from four to 49 storeys, along with businesses and community spaces. 

Police in Gatineau fatally shot a man after an officer was severely injured with a knife during an incident late Wednesday. Read More

With colder weather approaching, you might be feeling an urge to cocoon. And where better to do so than in a gorgeous ensuite bathroom? From tiles and fixtures to soaker tubs and heated floors, you have lots of options for making this private space a relaxing retreat.  Read More

A 73-year-old Métis man wants answers after his ponytail was cut before a hip surgery. The Saskatchewan Health Authority says it is investigating.

Read More

A 23-year-old man was recovering in hospital from at least one gunshot wound Thursday. He was shot late Wednesday in an apartment on St-Zotique St. in the borough of St-Léonard. Read More

Four people were killed in a fiery single-vehicle crash in downtown Toronto early Thursday, while the lone survivor was pulled from the burning car by a passing driver, police say. 

Re: Bike lanes to remain a priority in Ottawa despite new provincial rules, mayor says, Oct. 17. Read More

In the wake of a damning government report, 11 teachers at a Montreal elementary school were suspended last weekend for allegedly creating a “toxic” work environment. Read More

Families in London, Ont., with relatives stuck in war-torn Sudan are calling on Ottawa to urgently speed up the process to bring their family members to safety in Canada. "These are people fleeing war and they're not in good shape, so we expect the process to be faster," one London resident says.

Following the Houston government’s decision to give Sobeys a $950,000 contract for its partnership with Nova Scotia Loyal, local producers and retailers weigh in on the fallout.

Since Kamala Harris dramatically entered the presidential race in July, she has struggled to introduce herself to Americans who say they don’t know her. Read More

A Canadian general relayed confidential details of what a sexual assault survivor told police back to the same defence organization she had accused of trying to cover up the incident, newly released records show. Read More

It’s hard to leave the big stage. Joe Biden clearly needed help and a lot of pressure to reach his decision. A lot of Canadians — including many Liberals — think Justin Trudeau has passed his best-before date and should resign as prime minister and leader of the federal Liberal party. Read More