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Rents are dropping across Canada, but they’re falling more in tariff-hit citiesWhile rents are going down everywhere, they are plummeting much faster in cities and towns most exposed to trade with the U.S., new analysis by Rentals.Ca and Urbanation has found.ConsumerSep 22
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Ontario farmers looking for help amid record diesel costsFarmers say they have been struggling this year as the price of diesel skyrocketed after the Iran war disrupted oil supplies, with effects felt around the world.EconomySep 22
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Toronto man facing charges in child luring investigationPolice said the probe began in June when a 15-year-old girl was reportedly lured through telecommunications.CrimeOct 2
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Canada’s privacy czar seeking information in massive driver’s licence hackCanada's privacy commissioner says they are actively 'engaged with the company' that was recently hit by a massive driver's licence hack.ConsumerSep 18
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Canada’s privacy czar launches investigation of major driver’s licence hackCanada's privacy commissioner has opened an investigation into a massive cyber breach from earlier this month believed to have exposed millions of Canadian driver's licences.CrimeSep 22
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‘Tinder Swindler’ Simon Leviev plans to launch dating appSimon Leviev, who gained fame after the 2022 documentary exposed his alleged patterns of romance fraud and financial crimes, plans to call the new dating app, Safe Love.TrendingOct 6
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Skunk rabies case prompts public warning in B.C. InteriorHealth officials in B.C. are warning people in the Kooteney Lake region to avoid contact with skunks after one animal recently tested positive for rabies.HealthSep 19
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‘No risk for Canada’ as Russian lab worker dies of ‘unknown’ illness: ministerRussian authorities said the situation was under control and that all known contacts of the dead woman had been identified, examined and placed under medical supervision.TrendingOct 5
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Online predators coercing children to commit violence, Durham police warnIn some cases, the activities can result in violent and/or criminal behaviour, Durham Regional Police said in a social media post.CrimeOct 13
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Calgary councillor seeks provincial probe into closed-door meetings after document leakIt comes after Calgary city council voted to write a letter to the province asking for an investigation into the leak of confidential budget documents.PoliticsSep 11
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Online harms are the biggest threat to Canadian children, new report finds"For many years now, we've been tracking online harms as a significant concern affecting children and youth across the country," Children First Canada CEO Sara Austin said.EducationSep 9
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Attack on Saudi airport killed 12 and wounded more than 300: authoritiesThe international airport in Saudi Arabia's capital, Riyadh, was attacked again Saturday as the kingdom faces an extraordinary series of assaults in the new front in the Iran war.WorldOct 10
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U.S. strikes 3 Iranian oil tankers after missiles target Navy shipsThe U.S. military says it struck three Iranian oil tankers after Iran launched missiles toward two U.S. Navy warships in the region.WorldSep 5
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First Nations push to get out vote for Alberta referendum: ‘Silence could be consent’Some First Nations leaders feel their people, land and treaties — signed before Alberta even became a province — have been treated as an afterthought in the separation debate.PoliticsOct 4
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Mysterious animal attacks 3 people in New HampshireIn surveillance video of the attack, a small, aggressive animal lunges at a man standing next to a U-Haul truck and tries latching onto his leg.U.S. NewsSep 4
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‘You almost taste it’: Fredericton residents fed up with sewage plant odourSome residents on Fredericton's north side say a lingering smell from the city's sewage treatment plant has been unbearable for months. The city says it's making changes.EnvironmentSep 8
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4 baby goats test positive for rabies at petting zoo in North CarolinaHealth officials said the goats were 'most likely exposed to rabies by a skunk that had entered the pen where they were kept in late July.'U.S. NewsAug 31
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Community sentence for Edmonton woman whose dogs killed 11-year-old Kache GristCrystal MacDonald was given a conditional sentence to be served in the community after her two cane corso dogs mauled Kache Grist, 11, in her south Edmonton home in April 2024.CrimeSep 3
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As rivals China and U.S. prepare for AI meeting, here are the top concernsThe hopes for finding common ground on concerns around global AI safety are clouded by competition between the United States and China.CanadaSep 21
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Ontario judge rules out jail sentence for billionaire businessman Frank StronachProsecutors are seeking a sentence of six months behind bars for Canadian auto parts mogul Frank Stronach on the historical offence of indecent assault.CrimeSep 17