2 h. ago Le Canadien de Montréal assure être prêt pour ce qui s’en vient

L’équipe québécoise s’apprête à jouer son «match le plus important de la saison», face aux Sénateurs d’Ottawa.

Events

6 h. ago Edmonton federal election candidate list finalized ahead of April 28 vote

Canada’s next federal election is set for April 28 and Edmontonians will head to the polls across nine city ridings, three of which are new from the 2021 election, and also include four races for seats that are without an incumbent. For the 2025 vote, a new electoral map is set to be contested for […]

Politics

7 h. ago Carney s’engage à resserrer les règles sur les armes à feu et revient à Ottawa pour les tarifs

«Nous allons nous battre contre ces tarifs jusqu’à ce qu’ils soient annulés», a insisté le premier ministre.

Economics

8 h. ago Rite of spring: Chief William Commanda Bridge reopening on Friday

The popular multi-use pathway over the Ottawa River had been closed off for winter as of early December.

Other

8 h. ago Brady Tkachuk to skate Friday, but may not play for Senators until playoffs start

Brady Tkachuk can’t wait to debut in the National Hockey League playoffs. That may be the next time we see the Ottawa Senators captain. Tkachuk will miss his sixth straight game on Friday night against the Montreal Canadiens at the Canadian Tire Centre with an upper-body ailment he suffered on March 30 against the Pittsburgh […]

Culture

8 h. ago Corey Conners in Masters contention after blazing finish: ‘The course suits my eye’

The Canadian birdied three of his final four holes to shoot an opening round four-under 68, walking off the famed golf course tied for the lead at the season's first major.

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8 h. ago Supreme Court confirms order for new murder trials in attack on woman’s parents

OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada has confirmed an order for new first-degree murder trials for an Ontario woman and three others who were convicted in an attack on her parents. Jennifer Pan was sentenced in 2015 to life in prison with no chance of parole for 25 years for first-degree murder, and life […]

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8 h. ago Publishers Clearing House, known for its ‘Prize Patrol’ sweepstakes, files for bankruptcy

NEW YORK (AP) — Publishers Clearing House, a decades-old marketing and sweepstakes company known for doling out large “Prize Patrol” checks, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. In an announcement this week, PCH said it was using the bankruptcy process to “finalize a shift away” from its legacy business of direct-mail, retail merchandise and […]

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9 h. ago Flight with 133 passengers reports 'locked' flaps on approach to Toronto airport

In a tense but professionally handled situation, an Air Canada Rouge flight carrying 133 passengers was forced to abort its final approach to Toronto Pearson International Airport on March 26 due to a reported flap issue.The Airbus A319, operating as flight ROU1771 / RV1771 from Bahias de Huatulco International Airport in Mexico, encountered a mechanical issue as it neared its final destination, which prompted quick decision-making from the cockpit.As the aircraft approached the airport, the flight crew informed air traffic control of a flap issue. A reconstruction of the events was detailed in a video on the aviation YouTube channel, You can see ATC."We're gonna need to go around and get some vectors. We just got a flap issue here," the pilot says. However, just a few minutes later, the pilot declared PAN-PAN — a term used in radiotelephone communications to signify that there is an urgency on board a boat, ship, aircraft, or other vehicle. The term is most often us...

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9 h. ago Indigenous man who fractured victim’s skull gets house arrest instead of jail after appeal

Appeal court rules that the judge who sentenced the man to jail failed to give due consideration to the role of his Indigenous background

Events

9 h. ago Canadians staying in U.S. must register as 'aliens' and be fingerprinted as of Friday

Some Canadians visiting the U.S. must complete an "alien registration form" and be fingerprinted for the government beginning Friday.According to the U.S. Federal Register, Canadians under the age of 14 will still be required to register but won't need to be fingerprinted."The Department of Homeland Security fully supports this rule, which aligns with the Trump Administration's ongoing efforts to enhance the safety and security of the United States," said the spokesperson. "This measure is in compliance with statutory alien registration and fingerprinting provisions."In an email statement last month, a spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) confirmed that effective April 11, this rule will apply to Canadians planning to visit the U.S. for more than 30 days.You won't have to worry about this if you're visiting for less time than that, are part of the Nexus program, or are travelling under the Visa Waiver Program, since your biometric info is already in the system....

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9 h. ago TC Energy Rules Out Mainline Sale as Canada Seeks Oil Security

TC Energy Corp. Chief Executive Francois Poirier ruled out selling the Canadian Mainline natural gas pipeline — which stretches across most of the country — as the trade war with the US pushes energy security up Canadian politicians’ priority list.

Events

9 h. ago Canucks: Is Brock Boeser playing his final games with Vancouver?

The veteran winger loves Vancouver but told Sportsnet that it's unlikely he will remain a Canuck.

Sport

10 h. ago New U.S. registration rules kick in Friday as lawsuit warns of ‘chaos’

The U.S. rule to require foreign nationals, including Canadian snowbirds, staying in the country for 30 days or more to register takes effect on April 11.

Other

10 h. ago $232 million committed to date on Scotia Place, with excavation work 90 per cent complete

Nine months into a three-year construction timeline, nearly a quarter-billion dollars has been committed toward Scotia Place so far.

Economics

10 h. ago Toronto Raptors rookie just did something not seen in NBA for decades

The Toronto Raptors gave their fans one final bit of history at Scotiabank Arena to close out their final home game of the year.While much of their fanbase is more focused on their draft lottery odds than the actual on-court product, one Raptors rookie ended up doing something rarely seen in team history on Wednesday night.Raptors rookie forward Jonathan Mogbo achieved his first career triple-double on Wednesday night in the 126-96 victory over the Charlotte Hornets, picking up 17 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds."It was a lot of stuff going on, but it was great to see everybody happy," he said.Not only was Mogbo's triple-double the first by any rookie in the NBA this season, but it was also the first in Raptors history by a first-year player since Damon Stoudamire pulled it off in the franchise's 11th-ever game back on November 21, 1995.RJ Barrett leads the Raptors with two triple-doubles this year, while Scottie Barnes has one. Kyle Lowry is the franchise all-time...

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10 h. ago Trump reverses Biden rule restricting water usage for showerheads and other home appliances

'I like to take a nice shower, take care of my beautiful hair,' Trump said as he signed an executive order at the White House

Politics

11 h. ago Ottawa said to plan meeting with U.S. banks after Trump complaints

JPMorgan and Bank of America are among the firms invited

Other

11 h. ago Ottawa woman among those killed in Dominican Republic nightclub collapse

Sheila Berroa lit up every room she was in, a close friend says. 'She was loved by everyone.'

Events

12 h. ago Halcones Precious Metals Closes Final Tranche of Life Offering and Announces Non

THIS NEWS RELEASE IS INTENDED FOR DISTRIBUTION IN CANADA ONLY AND IS NOT AUTHORIZED FOR DISTRIBUTION TO UNITED STATES NEWSWIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES. TORONTO, April 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) —  Halcones Precious Metals Corp. (TSX-V: HPM) (the “Company” or “Halcones”) announces that it has closed the second and final tranche […]

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