74 minutes ago Two pets still missing following fire that destroyed Edmonton family’s home

A black dog named Oden and a Siberian long-haird cat named Tiny are still missing following a fire early Wednesday that destroyed an Edmonton family's home.

Events

2 hours ago GAMEDAY: Next up for the Senators is Connor McDavid and Edmonton Oilers

Senators (18-13-2) at Oilers (20-11-2) Sunday, 8 p.m., Rogers Place Arena TV: TSN5 Radio: TSN 1200 AM Odds: N/A GETAWAY NIGHT It will be no holiday for the Senators until the final buzzer sounds in Edmonton on Sunday night. The Senators will close out the pre-Christmas schedule with this back-to-back series against the Canucks and Oilers. […]

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4 hours ago Sceptres get a point, but more importantly start looking like team we thought they would be

A 4-3 overtime loss to the Montreal Victoire probably wasn’t exactly what the Toronto Sceptres had been hoping to take into what will be a short Christmas break, but it wasn’t all bad. The Sceptres did get its first point in three games courtesy of a gritty effort against a Montreal squad they had owned […]

Economics

5 hours ago HILL: Canada’s chief actuary fails to estimate Alberta’s share of CPP assets — but one point is clear

Despite a new report from Canada’s chief actuary about Alberta’s potential plan to leave the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and start its own separate provincial pension plan, Albertans still don’t have an official estimate from Ottawa about Alberta’s share of CPP assets. The actuary analyzed how the division of assets might be calculated, but did […]

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5 hours ago TAKEAWAYS: Auston Matthews’ absence, poor Maple Leafs effort, William Nylander’s run

The Maple Leafs didn’t give themselves much of a chance without their captain on Saturday night. As Auston Matthews nursed his upper-body injury after aggravating it in Buffalo 24 hours earlier, the Leafs weren’t sharp at home against the New York Islanders, losing 6-3 to a non-playoff team that wanted it more. Our takeaways from […]

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14 hours ago Who will 'stand on guard for thee' in goal for Canada at world junior hockey championship?

Carter George, Carson Bjarnason and Jack Ivankovic are vying to be Canada's No. 1 netminder going into the tournament that starts on Boxing Day.

Sport

18 hours ago Senators coach Travis Green back in familiar territory against Canucks

He spent almost five seasons behind the Vancouver bench and Saturday night marked his first visit back as head coach of another NHL club.

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18 hours ago Reform school abuse survivor David McCann invested into Order of Canada

While many recipients of the Order of Canada might view it as a crowning achievement, he sees it instead as something he can use to do even more.

Society

21 hours ago Le système fédéral d’immigration manque de discipline, reconnaît Marc Miller

«On n’a pas à se mentir. Nous aurions pu mieux réagir dans certains dossiers [...]», dit M. Miller.

Politics

24 hours ago New rules clarify when travellers are compensated for flight disruptions

OTTAWA — The federal government is proposing new rules surrounding airlines’ obligations to travellers whose flights are disrupted, even when delays or cancellations are caused by an “exceptional circumstance” outside of carriers’control. The Canadian Transportation Agency’s amendments to the Air Passenger Protection Regulations, announced today, would require carriers to provide meals to passengers whose flights […]

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