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World champion curler, long-time broadcaster Don Duguid dies at 90Don Duguid, a member of the Canadian Curling Hall of Fame, Canada's Sports Hall of Fame and the World Curling Hall of Fame, has died at the age of 90.CanadaJul 16
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Canada’s counter-tariffs kick in on hundreds of U.S. goodsCanada's counter-tariffs are now in effect on billions of dollars worth of U.S. goods in response to the recent trade war escalation by U.S. President Donald Trump.ConsumerSep 8
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Canada ‘stands by its friends’ despite continued Trump attacks, David Eby saysPrime Minister Mark Carney vowed to match Trump’s recently imposed 50 per cent tariffs “dollar-for-dollar,” and trade negotiations fell apart last month.PoliticsSep 8
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Parks Canada working to curb spread of deadly white-nose syndrome in Alberta batsParks Canada crews are at work in Alberta's bat caves, spreading a blend of bacteria to try to save the flying night mammals from a deadly, and accelerating, fungal infection.CanadaJun 22
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Feds set to make major changes to Canada’s labour codeIt's expected the government will put forward changes to Canada's labour code to give it more power to intervene in strikes and lockouts.Politics2 hours
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From glass skin to barrier care: Here’s where to shop K-beauty products in CanadaWhere to shop for K-beauty products in Canada? Discover six retailers to know for Korean skincare, makeup, sheet masks, serums and more.The CuratorAug 26
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Lower crime rate, new laws ‘unlikely’ to change Canadians view on safetyIn July, Statistics Canada said that both the rates and severity of reported crime were down almost all across the board in 2025.CrimeAug 21
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Canada’s privacy czar seeking information in massive driver’s licence hackCanada's privacy commissioner says they are actively 'engaged with the company' that was recently hit by a massive driver's licence hack.ConsumerSep 18
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B.C. journalist, harassed by ‘cult-like’ China protest group, wins defamation payoutThe group of up to 60 people distributed pamphlets describing their baseless claims that the journalist and commentator was a traitor and an agent of China.CanadaSep 15
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Will there be a snap B.C. election?"We call on the premier to respect the law and respect the integrity of the local election process that only happens once every four years," Cori Ramsay, president of the UBCM saidPoliticsSep 17
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Alberta teen’s family sues government after nearly $200K out-of-country surgical billAn Alberta teen's family is heading to court after spending nearly $200,000 on U.S. scoliosis surgery, arguing healthcare delays violated her constitutional rights.Aug 15
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Looking for Canadian alternatives to U.S. tech? It’s not easy, experts sayAs the world reacted over recent days to Google Maps changing the name of Lake Ontario, MapQuest made a social media post that quickly drew praise and has seen downloads surge.TechAug 31
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Downtown Vancouver business owner says rampant open drug use is everywhereKurtis Lemon said that his primary focus is to make his business successful and he thinks the street disorder is preventing that from happening.CrimeSep 17
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Ebola quarantine hindering response: aid workersThe Canadian government announced a three-week quarantine for travellers returning from the Ebola-stricken country back in May, affecting aid workers like Lily-Madeleine Seguin.HealthAug 22
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19 Walmart back-to-school essentials: from kindergarten to collegeMake back-to-school shopping easier with these Walmart finds, from school supplies to everyday essentials that will help you check off your kid’s list.The CuratorAug 18
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Canadian robotics companies caught up in U.S. ban on foreign-made botsCanadian robotics companies are warning they’re being swept up in a U.S. crackdown on foreign-made robots, as new restrictions threaten to shut them out of their largest market.ScienceAug 8
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Even if U.S. alcohol returns to provincial shelves, will Canadians buy it?Several premiers, including Nova Scotia’s Tim Houston, have said that Prime Minister Mark Carney has asked provinces to restock American alcohol on their shelves.CanadaAug 20
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Parti Québécois leader says sovereignty referendum would cost $130MThe leader of the Parti Québecois says it would cost at least $130 million to pay for the sovereignty referendum he plans to hold in 2029 or 2030 if his party forms a government.PoliticsSep 11
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Sandra Bullock speaks out for 1st time on death of partner Bryan Randall'My person left a lot earlier than the body left. I don't think I ever dealt with that until after he passed,' actor Sandra Bullock said.EntertainmentAug 20
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Everything you need for a complete fall resetSeptember is the new year, a chance to reset, organize and get ready for fall. Discover seasonal finds from Veradek, Simons, Silk & Snow and more.The CuratorSep 1