68 m. ago Vestas Soars 74% in 2025 on Order Growth, Easing Policy Fears

Things weren’t looking good for Vestas Wind Systems A/S in January, with the return of Donald Trump and his anti-renewables policies after an already difficult stretch for the turbine maker.

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4 h. ago Takeaways: Ottawa Senators and Linus Ullmark shutdown Pittsburgh Penguins

A textbook two points from the Ottawa Senators. They were strong from start to finish. The Senators put together three of their best periods of the season to score a 4-0 victory over Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins on Thursday night at the Canadian Tire Centre. Captain Brady Tkachuk led the attack with two […]

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5 h. ago Racing world reacts to death of NASCAR driver Greg Biffle: ‘Devastated for everyone’

55-year-old retired racer died in North Carolina plane crash along with his wife and two children

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6 h. ago WARMINGTON: This was one protest message Toronto Police responded to quickly

Toronto Police don't always react quickly to protests signs calling for a global intifada on Jews, but they responded instantly to a protest video about their Chief and top lawyer

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6 h. ago Regina police officer caught committing 67 privacy breaches using police database

Regina police disciplined an officer for repeatedly accessing personal data of six citizens without authorization 67 times throughout the course of three years.

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6 h. ago Ottawa 67's coach Dave Cameron has turned unheralded roster into one of CHL's best teams

One year after taking heat for Canada’s failures at the world junior hockey championships, Dave Cameron is proving he’s still a good coach. His Ottawa 67’s are 23-7-1-1 and tied with the Flint Firebirds for the second most points in the OHL, just three behind the front-running Brantford Bulldogs. They are also ranked sixth out […]

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6 h. ago Canada changes regulations for chemicals used to make fentanyl, methamphetamine

OTTAWA — Health Canada says it has amended the regulations for precursor chemicals and manufacturing equipment used to make illegal synthetic drugs like fentanyl and methamphetamine. Changes to the regulations under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act include mandatory reporting of suspicious transactions involving precursors, and requiring licensed companies to take “reasonable measures” to prevent […]

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7 h. ago Man pleads guilty to stabbing elderly woman, assaulting jail guard

He told police he believed he was being framed for another stabbing and figured he might as well actually stab someone.

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8 h. ago Randall Denley: Cross Ontario’s political parties off your donor list this Christmas

When people are focused on family needs and charitable giving, it’s just tone deaf for political parties to stick their hands out

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8 h. ago Brampton man charged with forcible confinement in alleged rideshare ruse

Peel police say incident allegedly happened Dec. 8 at Trinity Common mall in Brampton

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8 h. ago What to know about Trump’s order seeking to relax federal drug policies for marijuana

President Donald Trump has directed his administration to work as quickly as possible to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug. Trump’s executive order on Thursday does not legalize marijuana under federal law. And it’s not the final word. The proposed change still requires federal regulatory approval. But the change could make the marijuana industry […]

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8 h. ago Le suspect des tirs à l’université américaine Brown retrouvé mort

Il «s’est donné la mort ce soir», a annoncé le chef de la police de Providence.

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8 h. ago Police release images in connection with arson of Salt & Brick and Greta Bar in Beltline

Security camera recording shows man with flaming stick moments before suspected arson of popular restaurants

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9 h. ago MANDEL: Tim Rees’ life was stolen by shameful police conduct

62-year-old freed Thursday after wrongly spending 23 years behind bars for murder of Darla Thurrott

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9 h. ago Former London police board chair hired as general counsel to chief

The hiring of Ali Chahbar will be announced Friday at a press conference

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9 h. ago Shooting deaths of 2 young men at southeast Edmonton home ruled double homicide

Two men in their 20s were shot dead at home in the Silver Berry neighbourhood in what Edmonton police detectives believe was a targeted double homicide.

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9 h. ago Police are investigating link between Brown shooting and killing of MIT professor

Two of the people said investigators had identified a person of interest in the shootings and were actively seeking that individual

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10 h. ago University of Toronto among schools struggling as students skip Canada

Universities in Canada are feeling the impact of stricter immigration policies, with the majority reporting decreases in international student enrolment rates.When compared to other regions, Canada had the highest number of universities that reported seeing a dip in international student enrolment, even more so than the U.S. The Global Enrolment Benchmark Survey was created in collaboration with NAFSA, Oxford Test of English, and Studyportals, and takes a look at how patterns have changed over time. The survey includes 461 institutions from 63 countries, 20 of which are from Canada. It also provides insight into the enrolment period from August to October 2025.“Last year’s survey showed a market in transition. This year’s survey shows those early signs have turned into real changes,” reads the report. “Policy and visa restrictions are still the biggest obstacles to international recruitment in some regions, especially in Canada and the United States.&rd...

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10 h. ago 1 person killed as police respond to hundreds of crashes on Calgary roads

Calgary police say one person was killed Wednesday night in a collision involving an SUV and a semi truck at the intersection of Barlow Trail and 26th Street southeast.

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10 h. ago Opinion: We’re sending B.C.’s extreme weather bills to the wrong people

Kiera Taylor: Costs for floods and fires are shifted onto residents and taxpayers while companies most responsible for driving disasters pocket profits

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