17 h. ago Burnaby apologizes to Chinese Canadians for racist policies of the past

An event was held Saturday on the site of the former Dragon Inn, a culturally significant restaurant in the Metrotown area

Events

20 h. ago N.B. faces snowfall warnings as N.S., N.L. brace for high winds

Snowfall warnings are in place for New Brunswick, with wind warnings in place for parts of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador.

Other

20 h. ago U.K. government poised to overhaul asylum system as political storm brews over migration

Policy changes another attempt to make Britain less attractive to those seeking refuge and easier to remove migrants who don't qualify for asylum

Politics

25 h. ago Policing properties, not people: How Alberta’s SCAN program shuts down drug houses

The Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods unit uses civil law to address drug activity, trafficking, and public safety concerns at properties across Alberta

Events

37 h. ago Burnaby apologizes for decades of discrimination against people of Chinese descent

Burnaby has formally apologized for decades of discrimination against people of Chinese descent, pledging long-term action to address historic harm.

Events

41 h. ago Dozens rescued or evacuated in Wales as Storm Claudia floods Monmouth

Aerial footage showed roads under muddy brown water, submerged cars and businesses along its main street flooded after the River Monnow rose to a record level and spilled over its banks.

Events

43 h. ago Los Angeles rain increases risk of mudslides and flooding in burned areas

LA area expected to see as much as an inch of rain per hour in some areas for most of Saturday

Events

48 h. ago ‘Start their life over’: Alberta county divided after vote over planned nuclear plant

Amid the sprawling canola fields, white spruce and jack pine trees, fireweed and goldenrods of northern Alberta, Pat McNamara is having a case of nuclear deja vu. Two decades ago, he lived in Port Hope, Ont., northeast of Toronto, in a community dealing with decades of nuclear ground contamination, including at his own daughter’s schoolyard. […]

Culture

61 h. ago Extortion threats against B.C. lawyers prompt society to send out message

Canada’s South Asian communities, including those in Surrey, have seen a wave of extortion-related threats and violence, with B.C. establishing a team dedicated to such cases.

Other

65 h. ago Adventures in Streaming: Three Bond films that probably won’t offend the modern viewer

Last month, the cinematic universe of James Bond endured a rather sad controversy when Amazon Prime, the company currently streaming all 25 of the official Eon Productions Bond movies, digitally erased guns from the promotional images. A predictable storm of outrage ensued, causing Prime to reverse their policy, a course of events that made one […]

Economics

66 h. ago Level up your coffee break in Toronto with this exclusive pop

I think everyone can agree that being an adult in today’s world is not as glamorous as sitcoms and movies make it seem.Life in your 20s and 30s should be about enjoying new friendships, building relationships, pursuing careers, travelling, and hitting important milestones. But instead, our energy is being zapped by doomscrolling, brain fog, stress, and burnout.But there’s another way to think about energy that's taking flight across the city. Perhaps you’ve noticed birds quietly gathering on posters, murals, and sidewalks throughout the city.These little birds are courtesy of Energy Bird, a system of natural health products that could help build, boost, and balance different kinds of energy, and they're inviting you to an exciting new pop-up. The Energy Bird ExperienceThe Energy Bird Experience is discreetly tucked inside 185 Spadina Ave., open every Saturday and Sunday from Nov. 15 to 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.It’s more than just a coffee br...

Other

66 h. ago Richmond road rage incident that caused car to flip caught on dashcam video

RCMP said that on Remembrance Day, just before noon at No. 5 Road and Blundell Road, two drivers got out of their vehicles and had a physical altercation.

Transport

67 h. ago Opinion: Alberta's AI boom poses hidden health, environmental risks

As a doctor, protecting human health sits at the heart of what I do. This commitment extends beyond hospital walls to the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the communities we build. Today, I’m concerned about a growing threat to health: the rush to build gas-powered AI data centres across Alberta. Alberta’s government […]

Science

68 h. ago Squamish, B.C. sees nearly 100 millimetres of rain as storm moves inland

Squamish, B.C, saw nearly 100 millimetres of rain as a slow-moving storm soaked the south coast before warnings shifted inland.

Other

68 h. ago BATRA’S BURNING QUESTIONS: Is the floor crossing a big deal? Does Carney have his own party drama?

WATCH: The Sun’s Adrienne Batra, Brian Lilley and Lorrie Goldstein looked at the drama within the Conservative and Liberal parties.   What do YOU think? Tell us your thoughts in the comment section below or send us a Letter to the Editor for possible publication to torsun.editor@sunmedia.ca.  Letters must be 250 words or less and signed. And […]

Events

69 h. ago Enormous $7 billion 'gigafactory' to open in Ontario in 2027

A gargantuan Volkswagen "gigafactory" recently kicked off construction in Ontario, throwing a potential lifeline to a regional auto industry pushed to the brink by U.S. trade tariffs.Workers mobilized on the sprawling 350-acre site of the future $7 billion Volkswagen PowerCo facility in St. Thomas, Ont., in late October, launching construction work for the colossal new electric vehicle battery plant with an official ground breaking celebration.The Oct. 28 ground breaking — which included the first concrete pours for the new facility — marked the first major step in the plant's journey towards a projected 2027 completion.Frank Blome, CEO of PowerCo SE, called October's ground breaking "a big milestone," and stated the project is "positioning Canada at the forefront of innovative EV battery production."The plant was first announced back in March 2023, and is being billed as Canada's largest electric vehicle battery plant, as well a...

Economics

69 h. ago Russia’s Arctic LNG 2 Cuts Gas Output Ahead of Winter Challenges

Russia’s sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 plant has started curbing gas production after reaching records in October, as the buildup of winter ice makes exports more challenging.

Other

3 d. ago LiUNA, Fengate break ground on new rental community in Brampton

Projects like Church and Main considered essential to meeting City’s housing needs As far as new housing development goes, this is one project that the developers believes ticks all the boxes: it’s located in a fast-growing community, it’s close to public transit, it meets the needs of a wide range of lifestyles and workers, and […]

Other

3 d. ago CATL Still Wants Spain to Allow 2,000 Chinese Workers For Battery Plant

Battery giant Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd. remains in talks with Spain’s government over a plan to have 2,000 Chinese engineers, technicians and managers work on establishing a €4.1 billion ($4.8 billion) manufacturing plant in Zaragoza, according to a company executive.

Society

3 d. ago ‘Heartbreaking tragedy’: Ontario towns grieve loss of 3 teens killed in crash

Mayor Kevin Eccles says the rural communities of Hanover and West Grey are grieving deeply after a crash killed three teens and left another critically injured.

Events