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Widower of Leslieville safe injection site murder victim speaks out in courtThe widower said during an hour-long victim impact statement that he has been upfront with his daughters, who were only seven and four at the time their mother was killed.CrimeMay 20
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Montreal public health warns of overdose spikes as carfentanil leaves 8 deadMontreal public health says overdose cases continue to climb, with naloxone use already matching all of last year as officials warn of increasingly toxic drugs.HealthJul 16
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Food tax cut, bad behaviour: A recap of the Manitoba government’s spring sittingThe Manitoba government's three-month spring sitting is over. It saw the government pass a tax cut, accusations of racist comments and other unruly behaviour.PoliticsJun 2
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Ticks are spreading anaplasmosis, not just Lyme disease, CMAJ warnsPhysicians are being urged to specifically consider anaplasmosis in regions with a growing prevalence of blacklegged ticks, which range in size from a poppyseed to a sesame seed.HealthJul 13
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FDA approves Moderna’s mRNA-based vaccine for the fluThe shot, named mFlusiva, is intended for adults age 50 or older. Moderna said late Wednesday that it expects some of its new version to be available soon at select retailers.U.S. News3 hours
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Sawmill closures ‘gut-wrenching’ amid lumber industry headwinds: Canfor CEOThe Fox Creek, Alta. sawmill is closing because there's not enough fibre in the region to sustain it long-term, coupled with U.S. tariffs and weak markets, the company said.EconomyJul 30
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Ebola outbreak in Congo has killed over 1,000 at a record rate: officialsThe head of the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention said 1,031 deaths have been confirmed from the fast-spreading and incurable Bundibugyo virus behind the outbreak.WorldJul 22
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Bug-proof your summer: 9 products that actually keep the pests outRead on to discover top finds from Thermacell, TERRO, Coghlan and more.The CuratorJun 30
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Ottawa, Alberta sign Pathways carbon capture agreement with oil companiesOttawa has committed to extending investment tax credits for various carbon capture equipment to 2035. Alberta says it will finalize its own incentive program for carbon capture.EconomyJul 13
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Alberta proposes new pipeline, but hurdles to construction, profitability remainWhile the governments of Canada and Alberta have agreed to take the proposal for a new pipeline to the next step, oil industry insiders say some big hurdles remain.PoliticsJul 3
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Edmonton organizations watch out for seniors during hot, smoky conditionsMeals on Wheels, which delivers more than 300 meals each day throughout Edmonton, says the extreme weather has made regular wellness checks even more important.HealthJul 24
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How to *actually* keep mosquitoes awayThis guide highlights practical solutions from trusted brands like OFF!, Thermacell, and Greenworks to help make your home, yard, and outdoor spaces bite-free. You're welcome!The CuratorJun 16
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Should Canadians avoid American produce amid cyclosporiasis spread?For those who are worried about potentially ingesting the parasite, PHAC says there are some steps that can reduce risk of exposure.CanadaJul 15
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As clock ticks down for Ontario consumption sites, users fear they won’t surviveFor Riley Bisson, the unassuming one-storey house with a red brick exterior in Toronto's downtown core is more than just a place to safely use drugs.PoliticsMay 15
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Rod Stewart uses oxygen tank on stage, says he nearly faintedStewart has recently cancelled or postponed several shows on his 'One Last Time Tour,' which is scheduled at numerous venues across North America.EntertainmentJun 22
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Doctor warns of ‘cancer tsunami’ as WHO projects sharp rise in cases by 2050A new WHO report warns annual cancer cases could rise from 20 million to nearly 35 million by 2050, with experts warning Canada must prepare for a 'cancer tsunami.'HealthJul 8
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B.C. man describes terror, isolation after prescription ADHD medication led to arrest in GeorgiaSimon Rovensky spent nearly two months in Gldani Prison before being released after his family raised tens of thousands of dollars to cover a fine and other costs.CrimeJul 17
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‘Not putting up with this’: VPD directing drug users to overdose prevention sitesFollowing pushback, B.C. Health Minister Josie Osborne said on May 27 that VCH would not proceed with the overdose prevention site at 900 Helmcken Street at this time.HealthJun 4
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‘Utter disappointment’: Vancouver tourists increasingly noticing street disorder, open drug useMinister Anne Kang was not available for an interview Tuesday, but her ministry said addressing public safety is a shared priority.CrimeJun 3
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Amazon Prime Day 2026: These 20 must-have viral products are finally on saleWhether you're shopping for practical upgrades or trending finds, Prime Day is often when these coveted products hit some of their lowest prices of the year.The CuratorJun 24