Election workers prepare for contested results ahead of U.S. midterms
Asked last week if he would respect the results of the midterms, Trump said he would, “if they're honest elections.” That has election workers bracing for election fallout.
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Election workers prepare for contested results ahead of U.S. midterms
Asked last week if he would respect the results of the midterms, Trump said he would, “if they're honest elections.” That has election workers bracing for election fallout.
Canada echoes U.S. ‘mass casualty event’ warning for Moscow
The U.S. Embassy in Moscow has issued an alert regarding a threat of a “mass casualty event” at the Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve in Moscow.
4 dead, 2 injured following collision near Guelph, Ont.
Wellington OPP, fire and paramedic services responded to reports of the collision on Watson Road South between Maltby Road East and Wellington Road 34.
Suspect wanted in violent home invasion was also shot: Toronto police
In an update Saturday morning, Insp. Kristy Smith said police have issued a Canada-wide arrest warrant for 23-year-old Daijohn Richards.
Canada, EU lay out vision for closer ties in ‘dangerous and divided’ world
Canada and the EU are laying out their vision for what a closer relationship looks like in an increasingly “dangerous and divided” where trade has become “weaponized.”
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Canada faces ‘critical gaps’ on military combat ammunition: AG warns
The report found there is a major discrepancy in the supply of munitions for training exercises and munitions to be used in combat.
Competition Bureau chief urges limits on non-compete clauses for workers
In a letter dated Oct. 29, Interim Commissioner of Competition Jeanne Pratt said the breadth of use of non-compete clauses in Canada is “concerning.”
Stelco must recall laid off workers ‘immediately,’ Joly says in new letter
In a letter dated Oct. 29 addressed to Stelco’s president, Paul Simon, Joly said she expects a 'concrete and credible plan for re-engagement with these workers.'
How the latest interest rate hike could affect everyday Canadians
While Wednesday's hike is less significant than those that followed the pandemic, experts say people who are already struggling to make ends meet will feel the burden first.
Deaths from wildfire smoke up 275% over recent years, new report says
A new Lancet report found there were an average of approximately 4,000 annual deaths associated with wildfire smoke between 2021-25, compared to 1,050 annually in 2003-12.
Ontario police officer facing 7 charges following multi-jurisdictional investigation
A York police officer has been suspended with pay following an investigation by Peel Regional Police and York Regional Police (YRP).
Legal expert calls out Trump’s threat to delegitimize Alaska senate vote
On Thursday, the DOJ filed a lawsuit to block Alaska from certifying its senate election results if Republican Dan S. Sullivan, the incumbent, doesn’t win.
Palestinian officials plead to foreign governments as Israelis return to the polls
A day after attacks by Palestinian gunmen killed two soldiers, Israel imposed widespread closures, displacing residents in the city of Hebron.
Owner of vehicle used in alleged triple abduction identified
Ionut Stroe, 25, is the owner of a 2017 White Ford Expedition vehicle with Ontario license plate DJJS 875 that police say was used in the alleged abduction of the three children.
First Nations leaders voice priorities ahead of historic meeting in Ottawa
First Nations leaders are preparing for a historic meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney and the nation’s premiers, the first of its kind in more than two decades.
Canada plunges into early flu season as vaccines begin to roll out
Experts agree that vaccination is the best way to prevent serious illness and complications from influenza.
Maine senator says ‘tariff exemptions’ coming for some Canadian goods
Republican Sen. Susan Collins says some 'tariff exemptions' will be granted on certain Canadian agricultural goods by U.S. President Donald Trump's administration.
Airbnb is limiting the chores hosts can make you do when checking out
Airbnb said hosts will not be allowed to ask guests to complete any task that would take 'significant effort or time, or would typically be performed by a cleaner.'
Air Canada cancels 5 more routes to U.S. destinations for 2027
In response to weaker demand, Air Canada announced it would be cancelling service on five routes between Canada and the U.S. beginning in 2027.
N.S. NDP remove party whip following post about France protests
The Nova Scotia NDP has removed MLA Paul Wozney as its whip after the PC Caucus accused him of calling for “France-style riots in Nova Scotia and Canada.”
Can a photo help predict if you’ll survive cancer? Researchers think so
A team of researchers developed AI models that they say can predict a person’s biological age and chances of surviving cancer treatment using a singular photograph of their face.
Carnival Cruise Lines is bringing in dynamic pricing to set ticket costs
Dynamic pricing has increasingly come under intense scrutiny by opposition parties especially for companies using algorithmic models to determine pricing.
Alberta separation referendum ‘not very likely’ new poll shows
Less than one quarter of Albertans support a separation vote, but support for the other nine questions on Monday’s referendum ballot continues to grow, a new survey shows.
Montrealers warn against complacency amid French protests
Montrealers took to the streets Saturday to stand in solidarity with France’s high school students that some protesters say are facing “detestable” conditions.
‘They shouldn’t be surprised’: Nova Scotians take stand against major data centre project
Energy and infrastructure company, EverWind, announced on Friday $10 billion in private investment in a data centre campus at its existing Point Tupper site.
A federal IVF program will harmonize ‘patchwork’ approach, experts say
Data collected by Ipsos for Fertility Matters Canada (FMC) found that 46 per cent of Canadians with an opinion on it support the proposed federal IVF funding program.
As U.S. shifts peptide rules, these are the risks experts want you to know
As peptides are pushed by self-prescribed 'wellness influencers,' experts weigh in on their targeted uses, consequences of misuse, and how they became a social media trend.
Canada’s EV sales are growing, but not fast enough: expert
Electric vehicle sales grew substantially in Q3 but one expert says they still are not on pace to reach the federal government’s updated EV and emissions targets.
Stelco negotiations still on the table, Joly says amid layoffs
Joly said she is still reviewing a letter from the company that was sent in response to her own letter, dated Oct. 5, in which she gave Stelco five days to respond…
Flintstones vitamins, Aleve and Claritin tablets hit in new recall
Bottles of Flintstones Complete Multivitamins and Minerals tablets and 10 mg Claritin Allergy Tablets have been recalled due to distribution errors.
Trump cancels planned livestream of Fort Hood shooter execution
Trump made the announcement on Truth Social saying Hasan will be executed as scheduled, but the public will not be able to watch through livestream or any other visual device.
Longest-serving Toronto principal, Barrie Sketchley, dies at 85
Rosedale Heights School of the Arts (RHSA) announced the passing of its founding principal, Barrie Sketchley, on Wednesday.
Video shows suspect sought for arson, shooting at Vaughan business
Investigators with York Regional Police are searching for a man in connection with a suspected arson and shooting at the same Vaughan business earlier this year.
Toronto food charity receives $60K donation after trucks vandalized
Second Harvest CEO Lori Nikkel announced that Aurora Importing had donated $60,000 to begin repairs on seven trucks that were vandalized over the weekend.
Children, 11 and 9, steal parents’ car for early morning joyride: OPP
Police said the vehicle was found in a cornfield at the intersection of Jean Avenue and TV Tower Road in the west end of Pembroke.
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