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AI-driven project to modernize New Brunswick forestry getting $50M boost from OttawaOttawa is offering up to $50 million to help build a digital forestry centre to better manage the province's wood supply, in part with artificial intelligence.Economy8 hours
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Montreal announces new metro security measures, 5% service increaseMontreal is investing in more metro security, social workers and surveillance while planning a five-per-cent increase in service starting in 2027.CanadaOct 13
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New Brunswick government says it was late to report inmate deathThe New Brunswick government says it should have notified the public sooner about the death of a provincial jail inmate on Oct. 10.Canada7 hours
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Man’s death ruled a homicide on Elsipogtog First Nation as search for suspect continuesRCMP continue their search for a suspect after a man was found dead on Elsipogtog First Nation, which prompted an emergency alert warning residents to lock their doors.CrimeOct 13
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Premier Smith brushes off NDP’s Alberta voter list court battle, says legislation comingPrior to new rules released last month, Elections Alberta was allowed to provide political parties lists with full names, addresses, phone numbers and unique voter I.D. numbers.PoliticsOct 7
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RCMP lay 21 new charges in northern Manitoba organized crime investigationTwenty-one new charges were laid against 11 suspects in connection with a Manitoba RCMP investigation into violence on a northern First Nation.CrimeOct 6
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Okanagan Forecast: Sunny and Cold… For a Few Days!Today’s Highs: -5C to 2CWeatherDec 31, 1969
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Appeal court orders new trial for man acquitted in double fatal boat crashThe Court of Appeal has ordered a new trial for a Mississauga man acquitted of a double fatal boat crash on Lake Ontario after a judge-alone trial.CrimeOct 13
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New Brunswick gets $219 million loan from Ottawa for hydroelectric dam repair workThe bulk of the money is a $219-million loan from the Canada Infrastructure Bank to extend the life of the province's largest hydroelectric dam.CanadaOct 13
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A new book sheds light on the birth of punk in New York City fifty years agoWhen punk coalesced into something tangible in NYC in 1976, Legs McNeil was a 19-year-old fan who was witness to everything first-hand. His new book tells his story.EntertainmentSep 27
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Kyiv pushes back on Trump’s call for a new Ukrainian president as drones hit Russian data hubOnly Russia is responsible for the war in Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Sunday as he vowed to press ahead with strikes on Russian oil refineries.ScienceOct 11
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Ontario’s top court paves way to reopen challenge of Hamilton’s anti-encampment lawThe Ontario Court of Appeal left the constitutionality of the bylaw and the city’s enforcement practices for a new trial judge to decide.PoliticsOct 9
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Corus completes recapitalization transaction, appoints new BoardCorus Entertainment Inc. has completed its recapitalization transaction, reducing its debt burden and installing a new Board of Directors; continues to trade publicly.MoneyOct 8
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Export Development Canada is opening 3 new offices in EuropeThe move comes amid deepening ties between Canada and the European Union, including a proposal to make Canada the EU’s first 'associate member.'EconomyOct 1
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Leonard fits right in with new Raptors teammatesAs far as Kawhi Leonard was concerned, his first game with his new Toronto Raptors teammates felt like a seamless fit.SportsOct 13
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Two teenagers die in head-on collision in eastern New Brunswick: RCMPThe Mounties say they believe a car carrying five people from Moncton crossed the centre of the road and collided with a SUV just before 7:30 p.m.CanadaOct 6
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U.S. officials allow liquor deliveries to resume to isolated New Brunswick islandNew Brunswick’s provincial liquor agency says it has resumed deliveries to an isolated island where the only land route is through Maine.CanadaOct 5
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Feds grant New Brunswick $461 million for infrastructure projectsThe federal government has announced it will transfer $461 million to New Brunswick for infrastructure projects as part of a new agreement.CanadaSep 25
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New-look Maple Leafs fall to CanadiensGavin McKenna has known for quite some time his NHL debut would come Tuesday night.SportsSep 29
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Halifax’s new top staffer says she’s ready to tackle growth challengesMarnie Cluckie says she's focused on helping the municipality overcome its growth challenges, which include issues around affordable housing, traffic congestion, and taxation.Sep 25