1 hour ago Convicted North Vancouver groper back in custody on new charges

His extensive criminal past includes receiving a six-month conditional sentence with house arrest in 2022 after being found guilty of groping a woman on a North Vancouver trail.

Other

2 h. ago QB Kelly out again as Arbuckle starts third straight game for banged

Chad Kelly will have plenty of company on the Toronto Argonauts sideline Friday night. Kelly will miss a third straight start when Toronto (0-2) hosts the Saskatchewan Roughriders (2-0). The 2023 CFL outstanding player continues to recover from a leg injury suffered in last year’s East Division final. Ditto for receiver/returner Janarion Grant (ankle), the […]

Culture

2 h. ago EN VIDÉO | Colette Provencher rend un émouvant hommage à son amie Sophie Thibault

Complice et amie de Sophie Thibault depuis plus de 20 ans, Colette Provencher a rendu un hommage particulièrement émotif à la cheffe d’antenne.

Other

3 h. ago WARMINGTON: Armed home invader met his match when Oakville resident did a citizen’s arrest

Home invader may have fired a gun at him but this resident played 'rugby' and used those talents to take one robber down

Other

5 h. ago Climate activist covers Picasso painting with pink paint at Montreal museum

Police say one person was arrested for mischief after the incident and was released with a promise to appear in court at a later date

Society

5 h. ago Arrestation du présumé trafiquant Rodier Forest en cavale depuis 2023

Le suspect de Québec était recherché en vertu d’un mandat pancanadien depuis décembre 2023.

Events

5 h. ago B.C. logging industry needs to do more to cut wildfire risk, report finds

A new report from Forest Practices Board says the B.C.'s logging industry isn't doing enough to help cut the risk of wildfires and calls for an update of provincial regulations.

Events

6 h. ago B.C. Forest Practices Board says forestry changes could reduce wildfire risk

VICTORIA — British Columbia’s Forest Practices Board says a two-year investigation has found “outdated rules and unclear responsibility” are stopping forestry from becoming a wildfire prevention tool. The board — an independent body that audits B.C. forest practices — says it examined forestry operations between 2019 and 2022 in areas where communities and forests meet, […]

Events

6 h. ago Calgary man charged with sexual assault of women he met on dating apps

Calgary police have charged a man with two counts of sexual assault after two women he met on dating apps reported sexual assault. One victim began communicating with the man on a dating app in June 2023, and after months of conversation, agreed to meet up with him in September. The pair went back to […]

Events

7 h. ago U.S suicide prevention hotline cutting service for 2SLGBTQ+ youth

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said there were 49,300 suicides in 2023 — about the highest level in United States history, based on preliminary data.

Other

8 h. ago Alberta's promised income tax cut is coming in July — here's what you need to know

Albertans can expect to see the province’s promised tax cut on their paycheques next month. The United Conservative Party campaigned on the income tax cut during the spring 2023 election and after two years Albertans will finally see it reflected on their paycheques starting in July. The income tax cut was introduced in Budget 2025 […]

Economics

8 h. ago Some Ontario residents will be getting even bigger government payouts in July

Rates for the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) will jump in July, putting a bit more money in the pockets of eligible low-income, working-age provincial residents living with a disability.The provincial government's ODSP benefits pay out up to $1,368 per month for basic needs, such as food, shelter, prescription drugs, and vision care per single person as of June 2025, a number that will increase by 2.8 per cent on July 1.Starting in July, ODSP recipients will be paid out as much as $1,408 monthly — though some recipients may receive more to accommodate the needs of immediate family, transportation to medical appointments, and other factors.So, essentially, recipients will — even in the best-case scenario — receive an additional $40, a sum unlikely to make a significant impact for anyone struggling amid a cost-of-living crisis in Ontario.A release from the province touts the bump in payouts as "the fourth rate increase since we tied ODSP rates to ...

Politics

9 h. ago Drunk woman dragged off flight after violent meltdown over ‘fat’ seatmate

Leanna Perry was arrested and charged with aggravated assault

Economics

9 h. ago Black bear finally freed of lid that was stuck on its neck for 2 years

The bear was first spotted on a Michigan trail camera as a cub back in 2023, but remained elusive.

Sport

11 h. ago Mideast Financiers Grow Fearful of Possible US Strike On Iran

Even against the backdrop of a regional conflict that began in 2023, the Middle East’s main business hubs saw a steady stream of financial workers and firms because the wealthiest Gulf petrostates remained largely insulated.

Other

12 h. ago Arrestation à Québec: des kilos de coke et des armes saisies

Un suspect de 30 ans a été arrêté mercredi après des perquisitions qui ont mené à une importante saisie de cocaïne et d’armes en tout genre à Québec.

Other

16 h. ago Peel Region paused borrowing because of ‘perceived uncertainty’ from Ontario policies

The Region of Peel didn't borrow any money in either 2023 or 2024 because of instability brought about by the province's attempts to split up the municipality.

Events

16 h. ago Steven Wernick: The double standard that treats Modi like a hero and Netanyahu like a villain

The Indian PM is welcomed despite allegations of carrying out a political assassination in Canada. Israel's leader, on the other hand, is threatened with arrest

Events

20 h. ago Accident ferroviaire en Grèce: enquête sur la responsabilité de l'ex

Le Parlement grec enquête sur une éventuelle responsabilité de l'ex-ministre des Transports dans de la tragédie ferroviaire de 2023.

Events

26 h. ago No arrests, but G7 security forces responded to more than 200 wildlife incidents

The security force was a joint operation led by the RCMP, with assistance from the Calgary police, Alberta Sheriffs, Alberta Forestry and Parks and the Canadian Armed Forces.

Politics