Code Orange mass casualty event declared by B.C. hospital after bus crash
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Police arrest 12 in connection to unsanctioned Guelph homecoming party
Accused are between ages of 17 and 21 and face charges of assault with a weapon, causing a disturbance and two counts of mischief
Saskatchewan soldier killed in CFB Wainwright fire remembered as close friend, loving son
Pte. Shaun Farrell, 23, was one of four soldiers killed when a grass fire at the base overtook troops in a training exercise
Multiple bears may be linked to B.C. attack that killed mother and daughter
The Conservation Officer Service says it’s ‘not yet clear if more than one bear was involved,’ and any bears captured in the area will be assessed
Ex-RBC employee found guilty after viewing PM’s data, opening fraudulent accounts
Ibrahim El-Hakim was recruited by someone he believed ‘to be associated with organized crime,’ court document says
Canada’s trade surplus widens to more than four-year high in September
Reaches $5.35-billion, helped by gold and higher energy exports primarily to the U.S.
Morning Update: Democrats take control of House and Senate
Also in today’s edition: Russia out of the world juniors and Canada’s investment in AI
Waterloo battery researcher Linda Nazar awarded Canada’s top science prize
The chemist has spent decades developing materials to make batteries safer, more efficient and affordable
Public menopause care is scarce, and private care is costly. Why Canadians pay either way
Many Canadians turn to private or virtual clinics for help managing symptoms, only to find expensive bills and inconsistent quality
As a New Brunswick pulp mill goes quiet, a forestry town waits for the axe to fall
Nackawic, N.B., grapples with uncertainty as India-based AV Group winds down its plant’s operations
Toronto to unveil statue of First World War flying ace William Barker
Monument is part of a broader effort to resurrect appreciation for Canada’s most-decorated service member and the fighting forces he represented
Mother, daughter found dead in suspected grizzly bear attack in B.C.
The incident would mark the second grizzly bear attack on humans in Bella Coola in just over a year
Smith defends Alberta electoral map against gerrymandering allegations
Premier says proposed boundary changes are reasonable and would give voters better representation
NFB filmmaker Anne Claire Poirier focused her lens on women’s stories
A pioneer of Quebec cinema, she is best known for her groundbreaking film Mourir à tue-tête, which examines in excruciating detail the rape of a nurse in Montreal
Calling police on Galloway was an ‘act of care’ after suicide remark, says UBC professor
Galloway filed lawsuit against A.B. and several other defendants in 2018 for online statements alleging assaults which he has denied
U.S. voters in key states question Trump's attacks on Canada at midterm polls
U.S. voters give their take on the U.S.-Canada trade war as they head to the polls in a midterm vote that could be crucial to control of the American legislature and its ability to rein in U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs.
Two killed in suspected grizzly bear attack in B.C.
Apparent attack comes nearly a year after a grizzly attacked a group of elementary school students and teachers in Bella Coola
Alberta tables bill to end tuition hike cap, bar schools from expressing ideological positions
There will likely be consequences for schools that break the rules, minister says
Canada’s aid efforts make it ‘humanitarian superpower,’ UN’s relief head says
Tom Fletcher says Canada’s advocacy and funding is ‘saving millions of lives’ across the globe every year
Canada’s aid efforts make country ‘humanitarian superpower,’ says UN’s relief head
The United Nations' global head of humanitarian issues is praising Canada as a leader in helping the world's most vulnerable, while urging accountability for the wars driving suffering worldwide.
How menopause symptoms affects women and the economy, according to our experts
Readers asked how to talk to a doctor about symptoms, how it affects women’s careers and how governments could create better supports
Tumbler Ridge victim Maya Gebala recognized with heroism award
The 13-year-old girl, who was badly injured during the mass shooting, is the first recipient of the award outside of the United States
Smith defends proposed Alberta riding redraw despite NDP accusations of gerrymandering
Opposition says many changes suggested in report are designed to give Smith’s UCP an unfair advantage heading into 2027 election
Carney calls for expanded trade with Caribbean at Commonwealth leaders meeting
Prime Minister is spending a day in Antigua, with a full itinerary that includes other bilateral meetings, executive sessions
Montreal police to fire seven members of the force
Montreal's police chief, Fady Dagher, has announced that seven officers are being fired following allegations of discriminatory and racist conduct that have dogged the force in recent months.
SIU investigates after man found dead at University of Toronto’s Mississauga campus
Preliminary information suggests the 19-year-old died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound
Ontario’s OSAP pause hits paramedic students
More than 40 affected students at a career college in northern Ontario have already dropped out, school says
Morning Update: Today’s U.S. midterm election
Also in this edition: Nation building challenges and the trade war music complications
Retired Air Force Pilot with ALS is pushing for research funding in federal budget
Studies have found a potential link between ALS diagnoses and military service
No injuries reported after dangerous weapons call at University of Toronto Mississauga dorm
The school had issued a shelter-in-place order for students near McLuhan Court residence, a complex that houses hundreds of first-year students
The Globe and Mail wins four Jack Webster Awards
Globe journalists were recognized for coverage of the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, the complexity of bail reform in Canada and the necessity of protecting wilderness in British Columbia
Second Nova Scotia teen pleads guilty to sexual assault in hockey hazing case
The victims’ families called the guilty pleas an important recognition of the harm experienced by their children
‘No failure’ in Bridle Path home invasion probe, Toronto police chief says
Officers did not detain wounded man in hospital later identified as suspect because they lacked evidence, Chief Myron Demkiw told reporters
Burn nurses provide crucial recovery care to victims of CFB Wainwright fire
Specialists are the backbone of burn care, spending nearly every moment at the bedside of the wounded, doctor says
Ontarians look to social media for medical specialists because of long waits, association says
The Ontario Medical Association is calling on the province to create a centralized referral program to enable faster care
Galloway accuser not wholly responsible for fallout from allegations, lawyer argues
Steven Galloway alleges the woman and other defendants defamed him by publishing unproven allegations
First Nations court challenges pile up against Pacific Link pipeline
Indigenous leaders argue Ottawa’s plan to fast-track the proposed oil conduit is unconstitutional
Montreal police fire seven officers after allegations of discriminatory, racist conduct
Dismissals linked to ongoing criminal investigations into a series of scandals, says police chief Fady Dagher
Talking Heads: Economist Don Drummond on Canada’s economy
In this first episode of Talking Heads, Andrew Coyne discusses Canada’s economy, debt and productivity with economist Don Drummond. Plus, Andrew compares today’s economy with the early early nineties, when more than a third of federal taxes went to servicing debt.
Flu season hit early this year. We answered your questions on how to stay healthy
Experts say rates this fall are several times higher than the numbers recorded in previous years
New Alberta electoral map proposes vast changes to urban ridings
NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi promised to file a legal challenge, saying the new boundaries give the UCP an unfair advantage
B.C. First Nations challenge Ottawa’s decision to fast-track Pacific Link pipeline
Indigenous groups file legal challenges arguing were not adequately consulted on the project
Toronto police chief defends decision not to arrest Bridle Path home invasion suspect in hospital
Myron Demkiw says police had no information at the time to suggest any of the attackers were shot
Trump says U.S. and Canada have 'concept' of a new trade deal
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday that his administration has the 'concept' of a new trade deal with Canada, but declined to offer details.
One Canadian among the 69 dead in Spain’s high-speed train collision
Other foreigners among the fatalities include four Americans and one each from France, Japan, Argentina, Mexico, Portugal, Tunisia and the Czech Republic
Growing evidence shows potential harmful effects of screens on young children
Experts are increasingly urging policy-makers to treat screens as a public health issue
Morning Update: Picking up where we left off
Also in today’s edition: European protests and the 2026 Silver Cross Mother
Supreme Court set for busy November with major hearings, decisions ahead
Landmark ruling expected in Quebec secularism case on Charter limits
Carney seeks to boost trade and ties at Commonwealth meeting
Prime Minister will meet with King Charles and hold bilateral meetings with countries seeking to increase investments
Alberta emergency physician and health care advocate seeks NDP nomination
Dr. Paul Parks wants to represent the reliably conservative riding of Cypress-Medicine Hat, a seat currently held by Justin Wright, Minister of Primary and Preventative Health Services
Next mayor of Niagara Falls calls for community consultations on Ford’s casino plan
The Premier is seeking up to three new casino operators for the region as Ontario aims to spur tourism
Liberals beat Conservatives in fundraising by almost $1-million in third quarter
Poilievre accuses Carney of ‘using the corporate power brokers that he’s paying off’ with tax dollars
Carney had ‘good conversation’ with Trump on future of trade talks
U.S. President says his administration has ‘concept’ of a new trade deal, but declined to offer details
Silver Cross Mother keeps daughter’s memory alive after 2002 training exercise accident
Private Mariebeth Short, 22, was serving as a sapper in the 2 Combat Engineer Regiment at CFB Petawawa
Endangered North Atlantic right whale entangled in gear spotted in the Gulf of St. Lawrence
If located again, officials plan to tag the gear with a satellite tracker and try to disentangle the animal
Toronto cyclists protest bike lane removals as province wraps up first phase of effort
Demonstrators showed up on the lawns of Queen’s Park with decorative bikes and signs on their backs, hoping to change Doug Ford’s mind
Four dead after single-vehicle crash in Puslinch, Ont., police say
Remaining two people inside the vehicle were brought to hospital with life-threatening injuries
Toronto police identify one suspect in Bridle Path home invasion
The 23-year-old man was injured by gunfire and remains at large after police interacted with him in hospital, investigators say
B.C.’s adoption of permanent daylight time could cause calendar chaos Sunday
Organizations that rely on scheduling software warn staff, patients of potential issues as other regions turn back the clock
Drag artist and influencer Kyne Santos is making math cool
The grad student’s creative approach may be the key to getting more students to embrace the subject
The voodoo economics of the right
Many conservative parties have abandoned fiscal conservatism
How fraudsters got a slice of Canada’s bread price-fixing settlement
A landmark payout was meant to compensate Canadians who paid too much for groceries. Now, it illustrates why class-action scams are a growing problem
Elections Alberta urges MLAs to hold off on approving new electoral map or postpone 2027 vote
In a letter sent to MLAs, the agency says it lacks the resources to implement new riding boundaries before the election
From mess to majority: How the BC Conservatives won the election
The party was in turmoil leading up to the snap vote, with a brand-new interim leader and a wave of departures. How did it turn around the ship?
Pride flag effectively banned from being displayed at Alberta schools, LGBTQ non-profit says
New regulation prohibits flags that make ‘political, social or ideological statement’ on behalf of school board
Family traumatized after violent Bridle Path home invasion, injured father says
Police are searching for three suspects who forced their way into the home before fleeing in an SUV
Alberta separatist leader Jeffrey Rath expelled from UCP
Premier Smith backed the party’s decision to cancel Rath’s membership as it moves to quell separatist rumblings
Repercussions of Alberta referendum’s immigration question ripple through UCP, province
Some of Danielle Smith’s former backers are abandoning her and business groups raise the alarm about province turning against immigration
Female hospital doctors linked to better outcomes for patients, study says
Researchers reviewed data from more than 958,000 adults who were hospitalized for common diagnoses such as pneumonia
Canada, European Union commit to an ‘ever-closer association’
Canada and the EU have signed agreements to pursue a much closer relationship. Both Prime Minister Mark Carney and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen describe it as a step on the path to 'associate membership' in the EU.
Ottawa designates B.C. port expansion as project of national interest
Port of Vancouver plans to expand existing facility in Delta, adding capacity at the country’s largest port
Toronto real estate executive says family is traumatized after violent Bridle Path home invasion
Police are searching for three suspects who forced their way into the home before fleeing in an SUV
Montreal police chief vows ‘unprecedented action’ against officers who commit misconduct
Fady Dagher says he expects to give more details next month about ongoing investigations that have led to the suspension of six officers in recent months
Ottawa inspired by NAFTA as it pursues a new Canada-EU alliance, Joly says
Ties sought with Europe go beyond 10-year-old CETA’s focus on tariff-free trade, Minister says
From homemade animatronics to carved pumpkins, here’s how Canadians are decorating this Halloween
Some readers spent months preparing for their latest spooky designs
Bill Morneau named as next CIBC board chair
Former federal finance minister assumes role Jan. 1
The unexpected legacy of childhood adversity
Each child has a different history and reacts differently to harsh conditions, but they are all affected by them
Morning Update: Canada prepares for a more dangerous world
Also in today’s edition: Cyberattacks hit two major law firms and Ontario’s growing deficit
Timing of BoC’s next rate hike in question after surprise stall in August GDP
Economy on track for 1.3% annualized growth in third quarter, below forecasts
What kind of Toronto does Chow want to build?
Chow’s blueprint must include a clear idea of how Toronto will evolve – and a clear strategy for the physical city
Winnipeg voters return Gillingham to mayor’s office as challengers struggle to capture public interest
Gillingham acknowledged his slender mandate after winning just under 40 per cent of the vote, according to unofficial results
Ontario received hundreds of tips, complaints about private career colleges before OSAP ban, documents show
Applications for student aid skyrocketed at several GTA career colleges in years leading up to Ontario’s sector-wide ban
Jennifer Whiteside named interim BC NDP leader
Outgoing labour minister Jennifer Whiteside says it's 'deeply humbling' to be named interim leader of the British Columbia NDP. Whiteside says British Columbians sent an 'important message' to the party by putting them on the opposition benches.
Quebec Premier fires opening salvo at Ottawa with refusal to attend Canada-EU summit
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon does not attend event after federal government denies province’s request to have its leader speak publicly
Three members of family shot, another injured in Bridle Path home invasion
Toronto police say masked attackers entered the home around 3 a.m. and demanded ‘nice things’ in latest violent robbery in the city
EU alliance name doesn't matter, Carney says
Prime Minister Mark Carney says the name of an enhanced alliance with the European Union doesn't matter, after EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen once again called it 'associate membership' despite some European nations not being fans of that name.
Ottawa doubles funding for Next Gen program
At Milan Cortina Games, 62% of Canada’s Olympians and 65% of Paralympians received Next Gen support
BC NDP names Jennifer Whiteside as interim leader
Whiteside steps in after David Eby resigned as party leader last weekend
Tumbler Ridge victim Maya Gebala leaving hospital after eight months, father says
David Gebala posted a video giving his 13-year-old daughter the news, as Maya responds by punching the air
Quebec plans to ban religious symbols in schools, Education Minister says
President of National Council of Canadian Muslims accuses government of attempting to remove children’s rights
Joshua Kutryk becomes fifth Canadian to perform a spacewalk
Canadian Space Agency astronaut David Saint-Jacques on the advice he gave Kutryk ahead of his spacewalk.
Ontario projects bigger deficit, cites U.S. tariffs and higher oil prices
Red ink for 2026-27 now expected to total $16.9-billion, Finance Minister says, as province works to protect economy
Violent home invasion in affluent Toronto neighbourhood sends four to hospital
Father and two adult daughters shot by masked suspects inside Bridle Path home, police say
Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk successfully completes first of two spacewalks
Kutryk, who returned to the ISS after more than seven hours, is the fifth Canadian to perform a spacewalk
Morning Update: Canada, EU deepen ties without the label
Also in today’s edition: Stelco workers could return by Christmas and a landmark gift for transplant care
Alberta NDP accuses Smith of gerrymandering as province prepares to unveil new electoral map
Proposed map, produced by an independent panel, remains confidential until it’s tabled in legislature next Monday
Ontario calls for new investors in Niagara casinos, slashes tax rate for operators
The announcement is part of Ford’s plan to boost Niagara’s profile as a prime tourist attraction
Canadian diver Erik Brown helped save boys trapped in a flooded Thai cave
Experienced in complicated underwater missions, he was well suited to participate in the dramatic 2018 rescue
Alberta Premier fends off leadership challenge and looks to squelch separatist discord
Candidates wanting to run for party board positions must declare that they’ll respect the provincial vote against holding an independence referendum
Amid acrimony at Pickering City Hall, voters mull calming the waters
Conflict at the municipal level has caused ripples in a number of communities