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Canadian poet Anne Carson wins Nobel Prize in literatureA poet, essayist, classical scholar and translator, Anne Carson is renowned as a master of esoterica whose body of work constitutes a genre unto itself.CanadaOct 8
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Man charged after Durham police say he posted ‘hunting permit’ targeting MuslimsThe suspect, who was charged with offence motivated by hatred and inciting hatred in a public place, is being held in custody for a bail hearing.CrimeSep 23
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Hamilton man charged with advocating genocide over online content: policeA 27-year-old Stoney Creek man is facing three hate propaganda charges following an investigation into content posted publicly on X, Hamilton police say.CrimeSep 12
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3rd Burning Man festivalgoer dead, according to officialsBurning Man officials confirmed the death of two festivalgoers during the festival's 40th year celebration in statements posted to the official website.U.S. NewsSep 8
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Gregor Robertson challenged on the Broadway Construction projectFable Diner and SportChek are just two of the most recent businesses to shutter along Broadway near Main Street as construction continues.EconomyAug 28
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Court hears how deadly attack on Tori Dunn happened as murder trial beginsTori Dunn was critically injured in an apparent random stabbing attack in her Port Kells home on June 16, 2024 and later died in the hospital.CrimeOct 5
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Off-road vehicles banned on Crown land in many parts of B.C. as wildfires burnThis prohibition does not apply to emergency response, agriculture or commercial/industrial users who operate off-road vehicles for farming or business purposes.FireAug 10
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Homicide investigator testifies at Tori Dunn homicide trialConst. Ryan Gerlinski took the stand on Thursday. He has been a member of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team for 4.5 years.CrimeOct 8
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Ontario police discover remains of 2nd missing person on rural propertyThe man's remains were found on a rural property that's been part of an ongoing investigation where the remains of another man were found last year.CrimeAug 5
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Fort Saskatchewan, Alta. RCMP seek public assistance in child luring investigationAlberta RCMP are asking for public help identifying a man, driving a red pickup truck, who is accused of attempting to lure two children into his vehicle in Fort Saskatchewan.CrimeAug 6
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1 in 3 Canadian workers have used generative AI tools, StatCan saysIn March, just over one in three of workers said they had used generative AI tools as part of their main job or business in the past 12 months, Statistics Canada said.EconomyJul 30
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Visitors say elk encounters, tensions on the rise at WaskesiuIt’s not unusual to see wildlife in Waskesiu, Sask. For many visitors, it's part of the experience. But this year seems different.FeaturesJul 28
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Open-air fire ban lifted in many parts of QuebecThe province’s wildfire prevention agency, SOPFEU, announced Monday night that a fire ban affecting nearly the entire province was being lifted.FireJul 14
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Rain eases in Bangkok but persistent flooding forces thousands to leave homeBANGKOK (AP) — Rain eased in Thailand 's capital on Sunday, but flooding persisted in several low-lying areas, with thousands forced to move into temporary shelters.EnvironmentSep 27
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Victims of Quebec helicopter crash remembered as TSB launches probeFour people died after a helicopter crashed in Quebec on Saturday, though it's not yet known if a fire that occurred erupted before or after the crash.CanadaSep 27
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Hurricane Polo: Mexico’s Baja California braces for life-threatening floodsAs swirling clouds and strong winds marked the region, the national coordinator of Mexico’s Civil Protection Agency reported that Polo would make landfall later in the afternoon.WeatherSep 28
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Top Labour Ministry aide departs Ford government days after minister shuffled outDays after the ministerial shake-up, Piccini's chief of staff in the Ministry of Labour also departed his post according to a memo from Ford's office.PoliticsSep 15
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Marking National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at Fort Edmonton ParkEdmonton's oldest historic site served as a place to remember the history of Canada's Indigenous people on the sixth annual National Day of Truth and Reconciliation.PerspectivesSep 30
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Indigenous groups given just 2 months to consult on Pacific Link pipeline designationThe government said it will work over the next year to complete consultations on the project itself, and to secure environmental safeguards, financing and Indigenous partnerships.PerspectivesOct 1
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Miss Austria Lucia Sisic dead at 22'It is with great shock and deep sadness that we have learned of the passing of our Miss Austria 2024, Lucia Sisic,' Mission Austria announced on its official Facebook page.WorldSep 9