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Suspects in alleged Markham illegal casino mansion linked to B.C. casino suspectsAlleged criminal activities in Richmond, B.C., and Markham, Ontario have come into focus in recent weeks.Investigations2 hours
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Patty Hajdu responds to Twitter photo, says she only removes mask to eat, drinkThe health minister said that following public health rules is important to her and she removes her mask only when those rules allow it, such as to eat or drink.Health9 hours
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WATCH: Global National – October 25Watch the full broadcast of Global National with Robin Gill10 hours
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Tory probe would hurt coronavirus pandemic response, says immunity task force chairThe Conservative motion would order the government to turn over to the House of Commons health committee all records on a raft of issues related to the government's handling of the pandemic.Canada11 hours
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2,145 more coronavirus cases confirmed as Canadian total pushes past 215,000So far, 215,884 people in Canada have tested positive for the virus, while the country's death toll stands at 9,946.Canada11 hours
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Saint-Lazare Halloween display creates COVID-19 controversyA Halloween display in Saint-Lazare got a visit from police on Saturday.Oct 25
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Remaining Neskantaga First Nations residents evacuated amid tainted water crisisNeskantaga, with an on-reserve population of about 460 people, has Canada's longest-running boil water advisory at 25 years.CanadaOct 25
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Ceasefire to take place in Nagorno-Karabakh region, U.S. announcesThe ceasefire is due to take effect at 8 a.m. local time (12 a.m. EDT) on Oct. 26, the U.S. State Department and the governments of Azerbaijan and Armenia said in a joint statement.WorldOct 25
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