Poilievre disagrees with Conservative MP’s ‘anti-American hissy fit’ comments

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Toronto crews falling behind on pothole repairs due to snow, mechanics report surge in damages

With much of the Greater Toronto Area dealing with fluctuating temperatures and other weather conditions, mechanics say they’re seeing a surge in visits from drivers with vehicles damaged by potholes. “We’re getting... Read more »

The cost of B.C.’s big mining push

In the first few weeks of 2026, B.C. approved two mines and signed a significant critical minerals agreement with other provinces and territories. At the same time, Premier David Eby is doubling... Read more »

PM Carney taps former head of public service to spearhead CUSMA negotiations

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Canada advances to women’s hockey gold medal final, will face the U.S.

They were always headed here, the American and Canadian women. It was always gold or bust. One game, winner take all. All those qualifying tournaments and the two weeks of tuneup matches... Read more »

Robert Duvall, Oscar-winning actor known for Tender Mercies and The Godfather, dead at 95

American actor Robert Duvall, known for his best-actor Oscar role in Tender Mercies and appearing in classics like The Godfather and Apocalypse Now, has died at 95. Duvall’s wife, Luciana Duvall, confirmed... Read more »

First Nations’ Ring of Fire report calls for immediate environmental monitoring

Mushkegowuk Council is hoping new recommendations to “immediately” enact environmental monitoring in the Ring of Fire will see the light of day — even though construction on access roads is planned to... Read more »

People from African, Caribbean countries face harsher treatment by immigration system, study finds

Open this photo in gallery: Canada Border Services Agency figures from 2019 show 68 per cent of those detained for 270 days or longer were from African countries or the Caribbean, according... Read more »

Misinformation experts warn of dire consequences in online hunt for blame

Disinformation experts say while it’s human nature to seek out more information after a tragedy, an online rush to identify suspects can have terrible consequences. Their remarks come after RCMP highlighted a... Read more »

A Tumbler Ridge pastor vows to keep going as his community heals

Open this photo in gallery: Rev. Gerald Krauss has been comforting community members at his church, New Life Assembly, in the days since a shooting at the local high school in Tumbler... Read more »