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Five children killed in two-vehicle crash near Guelph
Four girls and a boy, ages 4 to 12, died in a collision Friday night. Six others were injured.
Turkey and Australia face off in Vancouver's first World Cup match
The city hosts its first-ever World Cup game tonight with 35,000 Turkish fans expected and major road closures in effect around BC Place.
Canada's coach defends pride in national anthem after U.S. criticism
Jesse Marsch's comments about Canadian players singing the anthem drew pushback from American soccer legend Clint Dempsey, who broke his...
G7 summit set to reshape global order, Carney says
PM Mark Carney signals the upcoming summit in France will bring together more than just the usual powers — Kenya, Brazil, Egypt, and...
Canada and Ireland partner on AI, tech, and food security
Prime Minister Mark Carney met with Ireland's head of government to expand cooperation on artificial intelligence, pharmaceuticals, and...
Lactantia lactose-free milk recalled for vitamin overload
Check your fridge: UltraPūr 2% in two-litre cartons with best-before date June 22 are being pulled due to excess vitamins A and D.
Iran war deal closer than ever, Pakistan says
The U.S. plans to discuss demining the Strait of Hormuz at next week's G7 summit as peace talks accelerate.
South Okanagan wineries chart recovery and ambition
New releases and renovated tasting rooms signal growth across the Okanagan and Similkameen valleys, from carbon-neutral pioneers to...
Look up: Full Strawberry Moon arrives June 29
June's full moon will reach peak illumination on Sunday, June 29 at 4:56 p.m. The name comes from Algonquin tribes signalling ripening...
Vancouver and Toronto gangs expanding reach through rap and social media
B.C.'s Brothers Keepers and Toronto's Driftwood Crips are collaborating in music and crime, with operations now spanning Canada and...
Ghana to pursue legal action over Partey's Canada visa denial
Midfielder Thomas Partey was blocked from entering Canada ahead of Ghana's World Cup opener in Toronto, sparking a diplomatic dispute...
Syilx Okanagan Nation opposes One B.C. town hall in Kelowna
The Okanagan Nation Alliance called the party's statements about residential schools 'denial' causing 'significant harm' to survivors....
