21 m. ago Selkirk woman charged with arson to her own home: Manitoba RCMP

A Selkirk woman is facing arson and animal endangerment charges after Manitoba RCMP allege she set fire to her own home with five pets inside.

Other

65 m. ago Male briefly escapes custody at Pincher Creek courthouse, tries unsuccessfully to grab Sheriff's gun

A male who briefly escaped from Sheriffs’ custody at the Pincher Creek courthouse earlier this month faces charges stemming from the incident. In early February, the male managed to escape from a holding area and got into a courtroom, Pincher Creek RCMP told Postmedia on Monday. The incident occurred after court had adjourned that day. […]

Events

92 m. ago ‘If you have eyes’ you see Scottie Barnes is an elite defender: Raptors coach

No epic rant from Darko Rajakovic this time, but it's clear how he feels about Scottie Barnes.

Other

2 h. ago ‘I wanted revenge’: Man pleads guilty to murder charges in random TTC stabbing

A Chinese national who stabbed two strangers on a TTC train at the High Park Subway station more than two years ago has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and attempted murder.

Events

2 h. ago Parking in Toronto is a mess with the snow right now and these are the rules

One wouldn't think that Canada's largest city would end up debilitated for weeks because of a few hits of snow in the middle of winter, but here we are, with the City of Toronto's cleanup efforts set to take a few weeks to complete after back-t0-back storms earlier this month.The wintry precipitation proved to be enough to derail streetcars, halt mail service and close businesses, and even though we haven't seen any substantial accumulation in days, some sidewalks and lanes in the downtown core are still impassable.Navigating the city is one thing, but parking is decidedly more of a disaster, even after the bulk of roadways are looking far clearer than just one week ago.Many side streets have been reduced to just one lane (either total or in each direction), with the others piled too high with snow to traverse, or blocked off by the city for future clearing.For the 55,000+ residents who hold parking permits for these roads, nabbing a spot has become exponent...

Other

2 h. ago Woman, 19, charged in apparent random stabbing of child, 6, in Halifax

A 19-year-old woman is accused of attempted murder after a six-year-old child was stabbed in downtown Halifax on Sunday afternoon. And Halifax Regional Police say the victim and the suspect are not believed to be known to each other. Around 1:20 p.m. on Sunday, officers were called to the 1900 block of Barrington Street where […]

Other

2 h. ago Canada Infrastructure Bank loans Australian EV charging company $194M

Jolt expected to install up to 1,500 new curbside locations

Economics

3 h. ago Brookfield seeks to raise US$7 billion for infrastructure fund

As the private credit industry grows, firms are searching for new clients, including retail investors and insurance companies

Economics

6 h. ago Navigating interest charges and unnecessary fees on credit cards

Credit card debt incurs hefty interest for cash-like transactions and cash advances. Review your agreement to avoid unexpected costs.

Economics

6 h. ago Signia Introduces Pure Charge&Go BCT IX Hearing Aids Featuring Bluetooth® Classic Connectivity with No Compromise

New Pure Charge&Go BCT IX hearing aids introduce the longest battery runtime of any Bluetooth® Classic hearing aid with an unprecedented 36 hours of battery life. Pure Charge&Go BCT IX is the smallest hearing aid with Bluetooth® Classic available on the market today.1 Pure Charge&Go BCT IX hearing aids bring the full audiological feature set […]

Other

10 h. ago German Business Optimism Grows as Firms Weigh Election, Tariffs

Optimism among German companies grew, feeding hopes of a turnaround for Europe’s largest economy that may also benefit from a change in government following elections on Sunday.

Economics

11 h. ago Adani Plans $13 Billion of New Investments in India Growth Push

Billionaire Gautam Adani said his group is planning more than 1.1 trillion rupees ($12.7 billion) of new investments in India, signaling the conglomerate’s focus on growing in its home market while fighting corruption charges in the US.

Economics

11 h. ago Canadian chip and hardware makers brace for tariffs, seek domestic support

Ramee Mossa was months into fundraising for his power hardware company FTEX when U.S. President Donald Trump started looming over the negotiations. As soon as Trump took office, potential financiers in the U.S. began feeling “uneasy” and started asking questions about what a succession of tariffs would mean for Mossa’s Montreal-based company. “For hardware startups, […]

Economics

15 h. ago Des centaines de rues demeurent problématiques pour les pompiers

Des centaines de rues à Montréal demeurent problématiques pour les services d’urgence, une semaine après le début du chargement de la neige.

Other

15 h. ago Chargement de la neige à Montréal: des commerçants s’impatientent

Des commerçants de la rue Notre-Dame, dans le Vieux-Montréal, s’impatientent; ils n’ont toujours pas vu une seule déneigeuse de la Ville.

Science

15 h. ago «Aucun flocon n’a été ramassé»: des commerçants montréalais s’impatientent face au déneigement

Des commerçants de la rue Notre-Dame, dans le Vieux-Montréal, s’impatientent; ils n’ont toujours pas vu une seule déneigeuse de la Ville.

Science

15 h. ago Des centaines de rues de Montréal demeurent problématiques pour les pompiers

Des centaines de rues à Montréal demeurent problématiques pour les services d’urgence, une semaine après le début du chargement de la neige.

Other

17 h. ago Toronto man, 62, charged with attempted murder after Moss Park attack

A 62-year-old Toronto man is charged with attempted murder after a person was critically injured over the weekend during an attack in the Moss Park area. Toronto Police said they responded to a wounding call on Saturday at about 5:30 p.m. in the Sherbourne-Shuter Sts. area, where two people had a verbal altercation in a […]

Events

21 h. ago Ottawa Senators show off their talents in annual skills competition

Ottawa Charge captain Brianne Jenner, Rebecca Leslie, Emily Clark and Danielle Serdachny from the Professional Women's Hockey League were invited to participate.

Events

22 h. ago Edmonton youth soccer coach sought on fraud charges still on the lam

"It's incredible, all the positivity that's come out of this, and that's what we should be focused on."

Sport