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Arizona court tosses sentence in road rage case over AI victim videoA three-judge panel said that allowing the presentation of the AI victim video 'constituted fundamental error' and 'clearly impacted the sentencing judge.'CrimeOct 2
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Ford comes close to endorsing Chow in Toronto mayoral race: ‘Read between the lines’Speaking at an unrelated event in Toronto on Wednesday, Doug Ford shared positive words for Olivia Chow's leadership at city hall as she stood behind him at the podium.PoliticsSep 16
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Toronto man faces sentencing after fatal crash at more than triple speed limitCrown prosecutors are seeking five years in prison for a Toronto man convicted in a fatal crash after driving 156 km/h in a residential neighbourhood.CrimeOct 1
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One Atlantic region economy needed to save ‘burning platform,’ ex-N.B. premier saysFrank McKenna made the comments as a group of well-known business leaders published a 181-page report on Friday that makes the case for broad economic transformation.PoliticsSep 26
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Why Trump is reviving 51st state rhetoric with midterms in less than 3 weeksDuring a campaign rally in Arizona on Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump revived his rhetoric on wanting Canada to be '51st state' of the United States.PoliticsOct 15
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‘Catastrophic’ brake failure led to Columbia Icefield rollover that killed 3 peopleThe Ice Explorer bus lost control on a road leading to the Athabasca Glacier in July 2020, tumbling about 50 metres down an embankment before coming to rest on its roof.CanadaOct 13
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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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GoFundMe for 81-year-old delivery driver pulled over ‘misrepresentations’Once the GoFundMe page was removed, Don Johnson's daughter launched a new fundraiser for her parents on GiveSendGo, where she explained what had happened.TrendingSep 28
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Trump signs order allowing for wider use of dyed diesel amid soaring pricesU.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order late Monday, which allows for a wider use of dyed diesel on regular roads and highways across America.ConsumerOct 6
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Toronto voters want action on affordability, housing ahead of municipal electionMore than 50 people are vying to lead Toronto for the next four years, but polls suggest it will be a tight race between incumbent Olivia Chow and councillor Brad Bradford.PoliticsOct 12
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‘Degrading’ sign hung during homecoming prompts response from N.S. university presidentThe sign, painted on a white sheet and hung on an off-campus house read “Drop-off zone: Acadia girlfriends.”CanadaOct 4
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Chow and Bradford neck-and-neck with days left in Toronto mayoral election campaignAs the race is in its final stretch, Bradford and Chow are shoring up their main talking points with the goal of moving the needle to their benefit.PoliticsOct 20
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Gas prices drove inflation up to 3.1% in September, says StatCanThe annual pace of inflation rose to 3.1 per cent in September as war in the Middle East continued to drive up gas prices, Statistics Canada said Monday.ConsumerOct 19
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Nova Scotia’s new EV fee raises bigger questions for drivers across CanadaElectric vehicle owners will now have to pay $500 every two years in addition to their vehicle registration fee. Plug-in hybrid vehicles will have an additional $250 fee.CanadaOct 2
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U.S. inflation worsened last month to 3.7% as midterm elections nearU.S. inflation accelerated last month as gasoline and many other goods and services became more expensive just a few weeks before midterm elections.U.S. NewsOct 14
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As Texas declares state of emergency over fuel shortage, what’s dyed dieselAs global oil supplies continue to tighten up amid ongoing geopolitical conflicts that have pushed up fuel prices, the governor of Texas has declared a state of emergency.U.S. NewsOct 1
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Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau rebuked over English-only messageThe commissioner's annual report says the office received a large number of complaints after Michael Rousseau posted a four-minute video that only included two French words.CanadaOct 8
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U.S. lenders sue Jeff Rath for $112M, allege he concealed First Nation firingTwo American litigation funders allege the Alberta separatist leader misled them into financing First Nations lawsuits even after his firm had been fired.InvestigationsOct 8
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What could happen to home prices if the foreign buyers ban expires?The foreign homebuyers ban is scheduled to expire on Jan 1, 2027, which means home prices are at risk of rising sharply if there is pent up demand from non-residents.ConsumerOct 13
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Ford says glowing comments about Chow were not an endorsementFord was asked about work on a new funding deal for Toronto and whether he'd be endorsing anyone in the Toronto election.CanadaSep 18