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Did Christine Frechette face a ‘glass cliff’? Expert points to broader political patternResearch suggests women are more likely to lead political parties during times of crisis, while facing higher expectations and greater scrutiny than men.PoliticsOct 8
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Leave for B.C. child killer sparks call for change at political levelIn late September, Shane Ertmoed, who is serving a life sentence, was granted a 60-day unescorted temporary absence from prison to take cooking classes.CrimeOct 8
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Winnipeg Jets’ losing skid hits three games with 2-1 defeat in St. LouisStuart Skinner made 26 saves and Cole Perfetti scored his sixth of the season but a Philip Broberg power play goal in the third was the difference.Sports5 hours
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Senators ‘attitude adjustment’ paying offThe Ottawa Senators have only played five games but there's already a different vibe to the group.SportsOct 10
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Two year delay in EV battery plant construction ‘nothing but good news’: Ford governmentOn Thursday, PowerCo Canada, a subsidiary of German automaker Volkswagen, announced it would delay the production of the $7 billion giga factory in St. Thomas, Ont.PoliticsSep 25
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Warm welcome for Carney in Calgary as Alberta hurtles toward referendum voteMark Carney and other politicians are converging on Alberta to rally and to urge pro-Canada voters to make sure to mark their ballots on referendum day Monday.PoliticsOct 15
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New Brunswick data centre debate highlights cross-country tension over AI facilitiesChris Watson says he was very concerned when he reviewed a New Brunswick business development agency's recent correspondence about data centres.CanadaOct 19
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Volkswagen subsidiary delays opening of Ontario battery plant to 2029The company behind the plan for a massive battery plant in southwestern Ontario says the facility is expected to begin operations in 2029, two years later than initially planned.EconomySep 25
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‘Vote like Canada depends on it’: Carney tells Alberta referendum rallyCarney spoke at a Forever Canadian rally ahead of Monday's referendum on the whether the province should stay in Confederation or hold a second, binding referendum on separation.PoliticsOct 15
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High costs haunt Canadian ornamental pumpkin farm"We're not impacted by tariffs but the trade issues are still ratcheting up costs for us across the board," said farm co-owner Patrick Butters.EconomyOct 11
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Alberta’s referendum draws 174K ballots in the 1st day of advance polls'When polling indicates that you’re on the winning side, complacency sets in. We saw that with Brexit, we saw that in elections,' Lukaszuk said.CanadaOct 14
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Senators come up flat as power play fizzlesAs captain Thomas Chabot knows, he carries a certain responsibility to evaluate his team's performance.SportsOct 13
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Sens open post-Tkachuk era with victory over LeafsThomas Chabot and the Senators watched every other team raise the curtain on the NHL season.SportsOct 3
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Lions eager for crucial clash with RoughridersMathieu Betts knows exactly what will be on the line when his B.C. Lions line up against the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Friday.SportsSep 24
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Fréchette meets Montreal mayor amid fallout over baby in homeless campFréchette announced a list of promises, including the creation of a $250-million emergency fund for homelessness.PoliticsSep 18
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‘Just not acceptable’: Backlash grows over Nova Scotia AI data centre projectCriticism of Nova Scotia's move to build a large-scale AI data centre is growing, as both opposition parties are calling for an emergency sitting of the Legislature to debate it.CanadaOct 19
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Bear River, N.S. residents raise concerns over planned aerial glyphosate sprayingResidents are sounding the alarm over planned aerial glyphosate spraying and alleging that regulations weren't followed when it came to notifying people.CanadaSep 17
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Military looks to Kelowna students to fill aircraft technician jobsThe fighter jets may have been the attraction, but the Royal Canadian Air Force came to Kelowna Wednesday with a much bigger goal.NewsSep 16
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Australian crocodile habitat will be Olympic rowing venue in 2032 GamesSaltwater crocodiles live in Queensland and can be found in rivers, lagoons, swamps, waterholes, mangroves, estuaries, beaches, coral reefs and the ocean.TrendingSep 18
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Major projects CEO faces B.C. First Nations’ frustrations over lack of consultationsFirst Nations in B.C. are calling on Ottawa to set national standards for Indigenous consultations on major projects, saying they were given limited time to review the proposal.CanadaOct 14