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Rogers shuts down six news radio stations across Canada, cutting 230 jobs
Rogers Sports & Media closed stations in Vancouver, Calgary, Halifax, and Kitchener, citing declining audiences and advertising revenue.
Two paramedics and patient killed after ambulance collides with truck in New Brunswick
A head-on crash on Route 16 west of the Confederation Bridge on Tuesday morning killed two Island EMS paramedics and their patient.
Saskatoon school principal receives thousands of threatening messages after keffiyeh incident at graduation
Wendy Benson, who removed a student's scarf during a ceremony, has been inundated with hateful emails and voicemails from around the...
Félix Auger-Aliassime loses marathon Wimbledon quarter-final to Novak Djokovic in five hours
The Canadian fell 7-6, 3-6, 6-3, 6-7, 7-6 to Serbia's Djokovic in a match featuring three tiebreaks, including in the final set.
Alpine Helicopters fined $18,550 for dumping fuel and fluid after Banff glacier crash
British Columbia's Ministry of Environment fined the company for improperly removing hazardous materials from Saskatchewan Glacier in...
Auberge Saint-Mathieu near Trois-Rivières earns Michelin star and Green Star recognition
Co-owner Samy Benabed, a self-taught chef from Trois-Rivières, was also named young chef of the year in Quebec's gastronomic awards.
Two paramedics and patient die after ambulance crashes into transport truck in New Brunswick
An ambulance collided head-on with a transport truck near the Confederation Bridge on Route 16 in Melrose, N.B., killing all three...
Daniel Alfredsson joins rival Toronto Maple Leafs as associate coach
The Hall of Famer, who spent 17 seasons with the Ottawa Senators, is leaving his assistant role with the Senators to take a coaching...
Quebec has 27 billionaire families while median household wealth trails Ontario and BC
The province's wealthiest 1% control nearly a quarter of all wealth, but top fortunes lag other provinces—a gap explained largely by...
New federal immigration regulations strengthen oversight of consultants
Rules taking effect July 16 give Canada's College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants stronger powers to discipline bad actors...
Highway 63 to Fort McMurray gets $15 million in emergency repairs after pothole crisis
Alberta announces funding after months of public outrage; citizens filled potholes themselves last month.
Two Canadian warships depart Halifax for NATO mine-hunting mission in European waters
HMCS Moncton and HMCS Edmonton sail for four-month deployment detecting and neutralizing sea mines as part of Operation Reassurance.
