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Secretary of state links synagogue shootings to foreign entity hiring
Ruby Sahota told Parliament that people firing shots at synagogues were recruited and paid by a foreign entity, citing the need for...
A&W brings back Root Beer Floats for limited time
The iconic Canadian summer treat—creamy vanilla ice cream in fizzy A&W Root Beer—is available at participating locations across Canada...
Magnitude 4.4 earthquake shakes Eastern Quebec Thursday morning
The quake struck at 10:21 a.m. with its epicentre in the St. Lawrence River, about 25 km northeast of Mont-Joli.
Canadian killed in accidental shooting at South African wildlife park
A 69-year-old tourist was shot and killed at Kruger National Park during a bush barbecue after asking a guide if his rifle was real.
Artist Clinton St. John's exhibition opens with a death house backstory
The show 'Excerpts from the Death House' premieres June 20 at Nvrldn Arts Foundation, tied to a century-old home where two deaths occurred.
MPs pass spending bill and head home for summer
House of Commons rises after adopting controversial lawful access bill and justice reforms.
Emma and Noah top Quebec baby names for 2025
Noah has reigned as the most popular boys' name since 2021; Emma reclaimed the top spot for girls after being overtaken in 2023.
B.C. researchers link pancreatic cancer to daily alcohol consumption
UVic study found drinking more than two drinks daily increases pancreatic cancer risk by 10 to 30 per cent.
CRTC warns Rogers over $40 device setup fee and other new charges
The telecom giant introduced fees days after a CRTC policy banning them took effect. Bell and Telus have also received warnings.
Seven years on, only 2 of 231 Indigenous justice calls fulfilled
Advocates say progress on missing and murdered Indigenous women recommendations remains far too slow, renewing calls for immediate action.
Heat dome reshaped British Columbia's ecosystems five years on
Historic 2021 heat wave pushed species past breaking point; new data shows nature's winners and losers.
Federal Court Challenges Canada's Refugee Return Safeguards
A Honduran family's case alleges CBSA is ignoring Supreme Court-required protections before turning asylum seekers back to the U.S.
