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Canadians can now claim up to $5,280 for 2020 federal government credential-stuffing breach
The claims portal opened August 4 for victims of credential-stuffing attacks on CRA and Service Canada accounts. Eligible claimants have...
Air Canada flight declares Mayday after engine failure over Pacific
Pilots shut down damaged engine and landed safely at San Francisco on July 31 after smoke filled cabin.
Canada's men's soccer one win away from first Olympics berth since 1984
The U-20 team advances to Friday's semifinal against Mexico after beating Jamaica 3-1, with the winner earning a spot in Los Angeles 2026.
ALERT drug bust nets $7 million in drugs, $1.1 million cash across Alberta
A 10-month investigation into a province-wide drug trafficking network spanning Calgary and Edmonton resulted in one of ALERT's largest...
Statistics Canada releases August 2026 foreign post cost-of-living indexes
The federal agency updated indexes used to adjust the Post Living Allowance for Canadian government employees posted overseas.
Tim Hortons sales flat in Q2 as Burger King fuels RBI profit surge
Tim Hortons sales stalled in Q2 despite menu launches; RBI's overall profit jumped on stronger Burger King performance.
Police find no criminal charges warranted in Inukjuak police shooting; officer acted in self-defence
A Quebec prosecutor concluded that officers in the July 2025 incident followed legal self-defence protocol when they fired on a man who...
Canadians reject lifting U.S. alcohol ban despite Trump's tariff threats
Nearly 70 per cent of Canadians surveyed in seven provinces want restrictions on American booze to stay in place, even as 50 per cent...
BC municipal spending doubled in 14 years, growing far faster than population and inflation
Operating expenses across British Columbia's municipalities jumped 94 percent between 2010 and 2024 — nearly triple the combined growth...
Key members of India's Bishnoi gang identified in classified Canadian intelligence report
CBSA report names gang leaders including Goldy Brar and details their use of student visas and local gangs for extortion across Canada.
Ontario wine country cleans up after back-to-back storms drop quarter of annual rain in a week
Niagara vineyards and businesses face severe flooding damage after consecutive storms delivered unprecedented rainfall, forcing...
Second set of human remains found on rural property near Smiths Falls
Eight years after Robert Lambert vanished, his remains were located on the wooded property he owned in Montague Township, the second...
