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Arrest made in fatal Okanagan Granfondo crash one year later
Jonathan Crant faces dangerous operation charges after cyclist Ava Choy died during July 2025 event near Penticton.
Tornado destroys four buildings on Rocky Mountain House farm, damages 40+ homes
A Saturday evening tornado swept through Rocky Mountain House and Clearwater County, leaving a trail of destruction and prompting...
Canada Child Benefit payments increase for 3.6 million families starting July
Monthly tax-free payments rise up to $160 per child under 6 and $135 for children aged 6-17 as government adjusts for inflation.
Canadians affected by 2019 Capital One data breach could claim compensation from $35-million settlement
Six million Canadians had personal information stolen in the breach. Settlement amounts range from $25 to $200 depending on claim...
Canada finished 14th in FIFA World Cup final standings after landmark first knockout round win
Canada advanced from group stage for the first time and defeated South Africa in the Round of 32 before falling to Morocco 3–0, setting...
Inflation eases to 2.8% in June as gas prices fall on Middle East peace talks
Statistics Canada reports prices cooled month-over-month, though grocery costs remain elevated at 3.9% annually as fresh fruit price hikes ease.
International drug-facilitated assault investigation identifies 41 Canadian-linked victims and suspects
Project Medusa, a multinational police effort, has generated 113 investigations and 57 arrests worldwide targeting online communities...
Construction begins on $2.9 billion Yellowhead natural gas pipeline in central Alberta
Canadian Utilities' 235-kilometre pipeline will carry 1.1 billion cubic feet of gas daily from Peers to Fort Saskatchewan, creating...
U.S. senator Adam Schiff rebukes Trump over Canada wildfire tariff threats
California Democrat calls out President for criticizing Canada's forest management while recalling U.S. assistance during California fires.
Ryan Hurst out of God of War series after biceps injury during filming
The actor, who trained extensively for the Kratos role, tore his bicep during a stunt in late June and requires months of recovery.
Babcock Canada wins six-year submarine service contract valued at $1.1 billion
The defence contractor extends its in-service support for Canada's four Victoria-class submarines through the fleet's planned retirement...
Eight deaths in first weekend of Quebec construction holiday as accidents spike
Road fatalities reach 8 in opening 48 hours of two-week holiday period, with families among victims in head-on collisions.