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The Ontario government named the 92-year-old Don Cherry and 29 others as the 2025 recipients of province’s highest civilian honour on Tuesday.

Darryl Sittler remembers the usual noise in the newspapers.

From an iconic pair of Moon Boots and foldable Ray-Ban Wayfarers to a Canadian-proud Aritzia beanie, these après-ski essentials are a balance between functional and fashionable.

A couple weeks ago, North Vancouver resident Larry Sewell looked down a street in his neighbourhood and did a double take.

These petite gems from Aritzia, Coach, Kate Spade, and more let you give your bag a little touch that’s as unique as you are.

Laurent Dubreuil sat cross-legged inside the oval at Milano Speed Skating Stadium, arms raised in the air, after what he called the "most stressful minutes" of his life.

Was it worth the investment, or was this merely a $500+ nice-to-have gadget? I decided to put it to the test.

This recipe from Steve Rutherford, the executive chef at The Westin Bayshore in Vancouver is sure to impress everyone and you can make it at home!

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest Thursday is the last straw for one Ontario mayor who is now seeking a street renaming in his municipality.

In seven Canada/U.S. Olympic gold medal games, Canada has won five of those games. On the other hand, the U.S. has won seven straight games against their neighbours in the north.

A report on the state of Calgary's water infrastructure says the city has known about the problems for at least two decades. It also makes recommendations to fix systemic issues.

From rosy lip balms to Mejuri gems, La Vie en Rose luxury satin pajamas to red-hot KitchenAid mixers and more, it's the season of fiery finds.

In the early hours of Nov. 14, Nanaimo RCMP officers responded to a report of a vehicle fire in a wooded area on College Drive, near the Highway 19 intersection.

Alberta's auditor general says widespread turnover at the executive level of AHS played a role in inconsistent reporting, as did competing priorities of its board and government.

A Manitoba organization that focuses on helping children and youth in crisis was created in memory of a teen who died 10 years ago.

'It was just hell,' said former tenant Jacqueline MacFarlane, describing the moment she learned she had less than a week to move out.

Jeremy Daniels manages the Gold Silver Guy store in Nanaimo and early Wednesday morning the motion alarm went off, signaling another break-in.

'The fines range from $30 to $500. The fines can be enforced by both RCMP and bylaw, but the discriminatory harassment one can only be done by RCMP.'

In the final installment of the Global News' series Unheard. Unserved, we look how gender and race can intersect to create even deeper gaps in treatment and outcomes for women.

The head of the Manitoba Hotel Association says the Grey Cup experience, for local hoteliers, was even better than expected.