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The board is already facing a roughly $4-billion cost overrun on the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant and criticism over spending on staff travel. Politics By Amy Judd Global News… Read More »Metro Vancouver Board to discuss motion to slash its meeting fees
A Winnipeg man is facing a whopping 68 charges after his arrest in connection with a string of robberies and property crimes beginning in August of last year. Crime By… Read More »Man handed 68 charges in string of Winnipeg robberies, property crimes
The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal from the Saskatchewan government over a lawsuit where a Métis organization says it wasn’t consulted over uranium exploration permits. Canada By Staff The… Read More »Supreme Court dismisses appeal from Saskatchewan government involving Métis group
Microsoft says it’s ending service of its Skype platform and will focus more on Teams for consumers, noting that the two offer similar core features. It’s the end of an… Read More »So long, Skype: Microsoft to ‘retire’ app in May to focus on Teams
A Toronto man who fatally stabbed a stranger at a TTC subway station has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 18 years. A Toronto… Read More »‘Self-centred act of violence’: Man gets life sentence for unprovoked fatal TTC stabbing
Tampa Bay won its 20th consecutive game when leading after two periods. Sports By Erik Erlendsson The Associated Press WATCH ABOVE: Highlights from Thursday’s game between the Flames and the… Read More »Vasilevskiy makes 27 saves in Lightning’s 3-0 win over Flames
Tate McRae talks new album So Close to What?, with Mr.D from @ NIGHT, her world tour, collabs with Ryan Tedder & Julia Michaels, and her return to Canada this… Read More »Tate McRae Talks New Album, So Close to What?, World Tour, and Her Exciting Return to Canada
Richard MacInnis lives with the haunting memory of finding his friend’s body in a Halifax jail cell. Richard MacInnis lives with the haunting memory of finding his friend’s body in… Read More »An inmate’s ‘chilling’ memory of a Halifax jail death raises questions on cell checks
Alberta’s 2025-26 budget, tabled Thursday by Finance Minister Nate Horner, pledges just under $10 billion for K-12 education operating costs. Critics say the Alberta government’s proposed health-care and education spending… Read More »Critics say Alberta government’s budget falls short on health-care, education spending
Early data from Elections Ontario suggests that the 2025 provincial election had around 45 per cent of eligible Ontarians cast their ballot. Share this item on Facebook Share this item… Read More »Ontario election: Voter turnout higher than expected in 2025, early data shows