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Two Fort McMurray men wanted in armed home invasion south of Fort McMurray
Wood Buffalo RCMP are searching for Jeremy Lacorde and Leighton Haineault, both 35, who allegedly entered a home on Gregoire Lake...
Conservative Party ended 2025 with $14M deficit despite $85M in revenue
The party spent nearly $100 million in 2025, including $39.4 million on advertising, and still lost the election.
Bonnie Tyler, 'Total Eclipse of the Heart' voice, dies at 75
The British rock singer whose signature 1983 ballad passed one billion Spotify streams in 2026 died Wednesday after an intestinal...
France beats Morocco 2–0 to advance to World Cup semifinals in Dallas
Kylian Mbappé scored and assisted in the 60th and 66th minutes Thursday after missing a first-half penalty. France faces either Spain or...
Tornado touches down near Alberta-Saskatchewan border, three hospitalized
A suspected tornado struck Dillberry Lake Provincial Park campground around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, damaging multiple campsites and...
Meta's Alberta data centre to use closed-loop cooling with no water for regular operations
Meta announced a $13-billion-plus investment in a hyperscale data centre north of Edmonton the size of 33 Canadian Football League...
Downtown office vacancies fall as tenants demand high-quality, transit-connected space
Canada's office vacancy rate drops to 13.4%, lowest in four quarters. Industrial vacancies tighten as companies prioritize collaboration hubs.
Health Canada issues recall for Rowenta cordless vacuums over fire hazard
The lithium-ion battery in two models can overheat and ignite. Some 550 units were sold across Canada through major retailers.
Court rules airline complaint confidentiality rule violates Charter rights
Ontario judge strikes down regulations barring travellers from disclosing results of passenger complaints to Canada's transport regulator.
How much does rent cost in Montreal versus Vancouver? We did the math
Montreal is still significantly cheaper than Vancouver across rent, home prices, and most groceries, with over $2,000 monthly difference...
Court strikes down airline complaint confidentiality rule, citing Charter violation
An Ontario judge ruled that rules barring passengers from sharing complaint outcomes violate freedom of expression and the open court principle.
Canada's office vacancy rate falls to 13.4 per cent as downtown demand strengthens
Industrial vacancies also tighten to 3.3 per cent, marking the second consecutive quarter of contraction, according to Colliers Canada's...
