47 m. ago Senators rally against Washington Capitals only to lose in a shootout

CAPITALS 5, SENATORS 4 (SO) Forgive me, but leaving Washington pointless would have been tarrifying for the Ottawa Senators on Monday night. While many were keeping their eyes on The White House to see if President Donald Trump would impose his tariffs on Canadian goods entering the United States, the Senators refused to go quietly […]

Economics

78 m. ago B.C. contract killing murder trial hears about alleged accomplice

In court on Monday, an RCMP officer told the jury 'Person X' signed a contract in 2018 — a year after Nicolas Khabra's killing — to flip and become an informant for the police.

Events

1 hour ago Teen killed fighting wildfire among honorees at B.C. memorial

On Monday Devyn Gale, 19, was among those honored at the seventh Biennial BC Fallen Firefighter Memorial in Victoria.

Events

2 h. ago Manitoba’s Carruthers beats New Brunswick’s Grattan to remain unbeaten at Brier

Reid Carruthers is one of four unbeaten teams remaining at the Brier after winning his fourth straight game on Monday.

Transport

3 h. ago Renewal work for Regina’s Kinsmen Park South to begin summer 2025

The early stages of a renewal project for Regina's Kinsmen Park South are underway to fix aging structures and enhance accessibility. Residents share what changes they hope to see.

Other

3 h. ago Ford claims ’stronger mandate’ after election victory thanks to bump in vote share

Premier Doug Ford claimed Monday he has a stronger mandate after last week’s election despite winning fewer seats than in 2022. Ford’s Progressive Conservatives took 80 seats in the election, down from 83 three years ago but more than the 76 seats they won in 2018. Ford’s PCs won 42.97% of the vote last Thursday […]

Politics

3 h. ago How to protect yourself from fraudsters: Edmonton law enforcement 

With fraud costing Canadians billions of dollars each year, the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) and its community partners are launching Fraud Prevention Month with an event aimed at educating the public on common scams and how to avoid them. The campaign started Monday at the Central Lions Seniors Recreation Centre, where officials from EPS, RCMP, […]

Other

4 h. ago What is a 'Cactus Rat'? Former Edmonton Prospects team gets new name

The team formerly known as the Edmonton Prospects, set to debut in a new stadium in Spruce Grove this year, has a new name — and a prickly one to boot. Team officials unveiled the new moniker on Monday: Energy City Cactus Rats. Managing partner Pat Cassidy called the name “a complete evolution of our […]

Other

4 h. ago BMO Field upgrades confirmed ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup tournament

A question of what kind of lasting legacy the 2026 FIFA World Cup will leave in Toronto was answered Monday. BMO Field, which will host six games at the upcoming tournament, is undergoing a number of renovations made to enhance the stadium and elevate the fan experience, including expanded capacity and four new LED scoreboards. […]

Economics

4 h. ago Maple Leafs activate Calle Jarnkrok, will be in lineup against Sharks

Calle Jarnkrok’s time has come. The Maple Leafs activated the veteran forward on Monday from longterm injured reserve, a couple of hours before playing host to the San Jose Sharks at Scotiabank Arena. Jarnkrok hasn’t played in 2024-25 after he was knocked out of training camp with an injury and subsequently had groin/sports hernia surgery […]

Other

4 h. ago Newcomers Santander, Gimenez lead offensive outburst as Blue Jays thump Tigers

LAKELAND, Fla. — Anthony Santander drove in three runs, fellow off-season addition Andres Gimenez drove in two and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Detroit Tigers 13-3 in spring training action Monday. Alejandro Kirk and Joey Loperfido also had run-scoring hits for the Blue Jays, who improved to 6-3 this spring. Jose Berrios got the […]

Other

5 h. ago Man accused in violent South Surrey home invasion now facing 12 charges

Charles Hoffman is now charged with assaulting a peace officer by choking, suffocating or strangling, attempting to disarm an officer and assault at Peace Arch Hospital.

Events

5 h. ago Ottawa Senators blueline takes another hit with Tyler Kleven injured

The Ottawa Senators’ depth continues to be put to the test as the club heads down the stretch. As the Senators prepared to face the Washington Capitals on Monday night on the road, the club learned it will be without blueliner Tyler Kleven for the foreseeable future. Coach Travis Green told TSN 1200’s Gord Wilson […]

Other

5 h. ago Canada ‘open for business,’ minister says as Ottawa pushes critical minerals mining

OTTAWA — Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says that while other countries isolate themselves from foreign investment, Canada is “open for business.” Speaking Monday at the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada convention in Toronto, Wilkinson announced several new measures meant to drive “rapid development” of Canada’s critical minerals sector. He said the federal government […]

Politics

6 h. ago TD Bank app and website go down infuriating customers in Canada

TD Bank customers voiced concerns about an outage of the bank's online and mobile services Monday morning.TD says a software problem impacted its operations across Canada and the U.S., but things were coming back online by early afternoon PST."TD was impacted by the software outage that affected organizations in Canada and the U.S.. TD teams have restored impacted systems and normal services are resuming," a spokesperson said.I tried logging in around 2 p.m. EST, and couldn’t get through on desktop or mobile. It wasn't an isolated problem, either.Please see below for information on impacts to our services experienced today. pic.twitter.com/Bz3uqCYEo6— TD (Canada) (@TD_Canada) March 3, 2025Customers who were having trouble accessing their bank accounts took to social media to ask the major Canadian bank for answers."Might be a good idea to let your customers know there's a global outage happening right now. Many are experiencing login issues — transparency goes...

Economics

6 h. ago Trump slams Zelenskyy for saying the end of the Russia war ‘is still very, very far away’

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump slammed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Monday for suggesting that the end of Russia’s war against Ukraine likely “is still very, very far away.” The comments come as prominent Trump allies escalate pressure on Zelenskyy to dramatically change his approach to the U.S. president, who has made quickly ending […]

Other

6 h. ago Crypto Prices Sink on Trump Reserve Skepticism, Tariff Concerns

Euphoria in digital-asset markets stemming from Donald Trump’s plans for a strategic crypto reserve turned to skepticism on Monday, triggering early losses in cryptocurrencies that worsened throughout the day as investors braced for the US to impose 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada.

Economics

6 h. ago Toronto restaurants take U.S. products off their menu due to Trump tariffs threat

As Canada waits to see whether U.S. President Donald Trump will follow through on his threat to impose sweeping tariffs, Toronto restaurants are already taking steps to limit their reliance on U.S. products.Over the past few weeks, more and more business across the country have vowed to prioritize Canadian goods over U.S. alternatives as Trump's administration continues to deliberate over the specific of the tariffs, and with the deadline just a few hours away, some officials suggest that the final decision is still very much up in the air.On Monday, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told CNN that he would be discussing the looming tariffs with Trump throughout the day. "He's going to decide today," Lutnick said. "We are going to put it out tomorrow."The tariffs, initially announced as a 25 per cent levy on Canadian goods, had been delayed for a month after Canada vowed to implement new border security measures, which included the appointment of a new fentanyl czar.Ontario...

Economics

6 h. ago Toronto restaurants take U.S. products off menus due to Trump tariffs threat

As Canada waits to see whether U.S. President Donald Trump will follow through on his threat to impose sweeping tariffs, Toronto restaurants are already taking steps to limit their reliance on U.S. products.Over the past few weeks, more and more business across the country have vowed to prioritize Canadian goods over U.S. alternatives as Trump's administration continues to deliberate over the specific of the tariffs, and with the deadline just a few hours away, some officials suggest that the final decision is still very much up in the air.On Monday, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told CNN that he would be discussing the looming tariffs with Trump throughout the day. "He's going to decide today," Lutnick said. "We are going to put it out tomorrow."The tariffs, initially announced as a 25 per cent levy on Canadian goods, had been delayed for a month after Canada vowed to implement new border security measures, which included the appointment of a new fentanyl czar.Ontario...

Economics

7 h. ago Winnipeg sewage treatment plant gets millions from feds for ongoing upgrades

Winnipeg MP Terry Duguid announced $150 million in funding through the Canada Housing Infrastructure fund Monday morning.

Economics