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Toronto voters re-elect Olivia Chow as mayor of Canada’s largest cityUnofficial results showed incumbent Olivia Chow ahead of her main challenger, Brad Bradford, and 50 other candidates in Monday’s municipal election.PoliticsOct 26
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Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador announce Churchill Falls energy dealPremiers Christine Frechette and Tony Wakeham will be joined by Prime Minister Mark Carney and other officials in St. John's on Monday.CanadaAug 17
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Olivia Chow recaptures double-digit lead in Toronto mayoral race, new poll showsIncumbent Olivia Chow leads Brad Bradford by 11 points among decided voters. Chow is seeking a second term leading the city, while Bradford is hoping to unseat her.CanadaAug 20
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John Anderson, Country Music Hall of Famer, dead at 71'I was talking with John Sunday night at the HOF ceremony. He was in such good spirits,' Tim McGraw said of his County Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony.EntertainmentOct 22
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Ottawa’s international student cap hurting Atlantic universities: associationThe Association of Atlantic Universities says the region's schools have been disproportionately hurt by the Canadian government's restrictions on international student enrolment.EducationOct 14
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Adam Mann found guilty in murder of Tori Dunn in her Surrey homeTori Dunn, 30, was stabbed four times, including an 18 centimetre-deep wound to her abdomen, which killed her, and two defensive wounds to her hands.CrimeOct 22
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Former Alberta cabinet minister says Smith can’t survive UCP crisis after referendumA former Alberta cabinet minister says Premier Danielle Smith won't survive the crisis in her United Conservative Party amid fallout from the separation referendum.PoliticsOct 22
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Sentencing hearing for woman who murdered friend’s toddler inside the Children’s Aid SocietyYverson Belotte spoke about his son in front of the courtroom at the sentencing hearing for the woman who killed his then three-year-old toddler.CrimeOct 9
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Susan Saint James, ‘Kate & Allie’ and ‘McMillan & Wife’ actor, dead at 80'Susan was my friend and working with her brought such laughter, community and family to the stage at the Ed Sullivan theater,' 'Kate and Allie' star Jane Curtin said.EntertainmentOct 28
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No sign of late BC NDP surge as Conservatives lead by five points: pollThe poll shows that the BC Conservatives have at least marginal leads in every region in the province, with a large lead among Punjabi and Chinese speakers.PoliticsOct 20
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Leafs winger Gavin McKenna scores 1st NHL goalGavin McKenna has experienced scoring slumps in the past.SportsOct 6
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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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Competition Bureau chief urges limits on non-compete clauses for workersIn a letter dated Oct. 29, Interim Commissioner of Competition Jeanne Pratt said the breadth of use of non-compete clauses in Canada is “concerning.”EconomyOct 29
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Stiles unavailable to canvass for Chow as Toronto election enters final weekMarit Stiles's unavailability to support Chow on the ground comes at a moment when the incumbent Toronto mayor is locked in a tight race with opponent Brad Bradford.PoliticsOct 19
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Leafs acquire, sign winger MarchenkoThe Maple Leafs have added another skilled forward to their roster reload.SportsSep 28
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Over 140 people join class action against Quebec spa alleging sexual assaultThe allegations involve at least 36 massage therapists at Nordik Spa-Nature and span incidents alleged to have occurred between 2007 and 2026.CrimeOct 9
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Maple Leafs looking to rebound after ugly seasonWilliam Nylander was hanging out up top in a private suite.SportsSep 28
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Alberta legislature seat up for grabs in Calgary-Shaw byelectionA longtime Tory stronghold, the riding of Calgary-Shaw has been without a legislature member since May, when former cabinet minister Rebecca Schulz resigned her seat.PoliticsSep 14
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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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AI ‘journalists’ start to appear in CanadaQuebec correspondent "Geneviève Tremblay" — who has been reporting on multiple news stories a day lately — seemed to be experiencing a glitch.EntertainmentOct 3