36 h. ago Say goodbye to longer days: When daylight saving time ends in Canada

Attention, Canada: Don’t forget to turn your clocks back one hour when Daylight Saving Time ends.

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59 h. ago Top seeded Blue Jays start ALCS in prime time, Sportsnet ratings continue to rise

After a resounding ALDS win over the New York Yankees and massive and still growing TV ratings in Canada, the Blue Jays have shown they are ready for prime time. And that’s exactly where they will land for Sunday’s opener of the ALCS against either the Detroit Tigers or Seattle Mariners. MLB has announced the […]

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4 d. ago Canada just got a dark and spooky new coin that's perfect for the season

Canada captures stories and historical moments in its coins, and this time, Halloween has come early for coin collectors who love a creepy design.Just in time for the spooky season in Canada, the Royal Canadian Mint has released a brand-new coin that's hauntingly detailed: Haunted Canada: Lady in White, the latest addition to the Unexplained Phenomena series of silver rectangular coins. Previous designs include the Duncan Incident and the Langenburg Event.This time, the focus is on Québec’s Montmorency Falls, a picturesque waterfall and popular tourist attraction located in the Québec City area. The falls can be viewed from cable cars or a suspension bridge.But, take a closer look, and you might see more than just the rushing waters: according to the Mint, you might catch a glimpse of someone in the mist of the falls.A haunting love storyAs the story goes, Mathilde Robin was a bride-to-be who discovered that her beloved had been killed nea...

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5 d. ago OPINION: Canada Post is failing Canadians — time to privatize it

The Crown corporation faces little competition in the postal market.

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5 d. ago CANADA POST IS A DUMPSTER FIRE: Time to privatize the flailing organization

WATCH: The Sun’s political columnist Jay Goldberg says Canada Post looses too much money and it has to privatize.  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 don’t forget […]

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6 d. ago Premiers, governors join forces to tell Trump it's time to stop bullying Canada

They kept expectations low for a trade agreement to emerge from Prime Minister Mark Carney's meeting with the U.S. president on Tuesday.

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7 d. ago 5.2 magnitude earthquake rattles in Yukon, no damage expected

WHITEHORSE — A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck about 87 kilometres west of Burwash Landing in Yukon. Earthquakes Canada says the activity happened around 4:20 a.m. Yukon time. It says the quake was not felt. The department says no damage or injuries were reported or are expected. Seismologists use a magnitude scale to express energy released […]

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1 week ago Trade with U.S. won’t ‘magically’ go back in time, says Dominic LeBlanc

The minister also told the Senate committee that Canada is not without influence in talks with the U.S.

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1 week ago Food Basics Keeps Diwali Celebrations Shining in Ontario Communities

Grocer steps in to support community celebrations in Ottawa and Waterloo, ensuring the Festival of Lights continues to shine bright Toronto, Oct. 02, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Diwali is one of the most widely celebrated festivals within Canada’s growing South Asian community – a time that unites families and friends in joy, light and tradition. […]

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1 week ago Quebecers file flood of complaints as stores wrestle with new French sign rules

The Retail Council of Canada said one year is far from enough time to revamp signage — a complex and costly undertaking, particularly for large chains.

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1 week ago WARMINGTON: It’s time Canada accepts Sir John A Macdonald back on display

With no remains found at residential schools, Kingston should put back up the statue of its one-time favourite son

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1 week ago Trump revives Canada should become the 51st state threat in a room full of top U.S. military generals

'They're having a hard time up there in Canada now because, as you know, with tariffs, everyone's coming into our country,' Trump told hundreds of military officials in Virginia

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1 week ago Trump says he pitched 51st state offer to Canada again in Golden Dome talks

'They're having a hard time up there in Canada now because, as you know, with tariffs, everyone's coming into our country,' Trump told hundreds of military officials in Virginia

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1 week ago Daylight Saving Time ends soon and here's when Ontario clocks roll back

Get ready to turn your clocks back — daylight saving time is ending soon.After eight months of late summer sunsets, fall is in full effect, and with that comes the return of standard time.On March 9, Canadians in areas that observe daylight saving time either accepted the spring forward or grumpily changed their clocks.Since 2019, there has been a petition to stop the time change altogether, and it makes its rounds every year.In a couple of weeks, fans of standard time will be able to fall back and get that extra hour of sleep again but unfortunately lose precious daylight.This year, daylight saving time is set to end in parts of Canada on Sunday, Nov. 2.This time change affects six time zones across the country: Pacific, Mountain, Central, Eastern, and Atlantic. Newfoundland DST is also 30 minutes behind Atlantic time.According to timeanddate.com, Canadians should turn their clocks back to 1 a.m. at 2 a.m. local time on Nov. 2."Sunrise and sunset will be a...

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1 week ago ’Canada does not retreat’ as crises shake multilateralism, Anand tells United Nations

OTTAWA — Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand told the United Nations General Assembly today that Canada “does not retreat from duty” at a time of numerous global crises. Anand’s speech on behalf of Canada combined humanitarian and security concerns along with Ottawa’s desire to be what Anand called “an attractive destination for international capital.” She […]

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2 w. ago Postal Workers Strike in Canada as Government Plots Major Overhaul

Workers at Canada’s national postal company are on strike for the second time in less than a year, shutting down a delivery service for millions of households and businesses.

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2 w. ago Canada can’t rely on pipelines alone — It’s time to scale up innovation

Opinion: Canada cannot grow prosperous by shipping raw materials alone. We’ve played that game for decades

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2 w. ago Toronto flight forced to land 3,000 km away after emergency on board

A Toronto-bound flight was forced to cut its roughly 12-hour journey short last week after a passenger suffered a medical emergency on board. On Sept. 15, a long-haul Air Canada flight departed from Tokyo's Haneda Airport at 6:13 p.m. and was headed for Toronto Pearson International Airport. The daily flight is usually scheduled to take off around 6:10 p.m. in Japan and land in Toronto at 5:35 p.m. local time, though things didn't quite go to plan this time around.While flying over Canada, the crew was forced to divert to Yellowknife Airport after a medical emergency took place on board the aircraft. The flight landed safely in Yellowknife roughly nine hours after taking off from Haneda Airport at 12:03 p.m. local time. Flight radar shows the aircraft diverting from its normal route, which usually takes it over Vancouver, to land in Yellowknife. Source: FlightAware.com.In a statement to blogTO, Air Canada confirmed that the diversion was du...

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2 w. ago Carney says Canada ’has what the world wants’ at a critical time

NEW YORK — Prime Minister Mark Carney is pitching Canada as a reliable trading partner that “has what the world wants” before an international audience today in New York City. Addressing the Council on Foreign Relations think tank in New York City before attending the UN General Assembly, Carney says Canada has the resources, talent […]

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3 w. ago Real Canadians: Prairie group Creeland Dancers has been reclaiming Métis culture for 40 years

Dance is a powerful expression of culture and there was a time in Canada when it was illegal for Indigenous People to perform traditional dances. An 1895 amendment to the Indian Act prohibited “any Indian festival, dance or other ceremony” — a ban that wasn’t lifted until 1951. This applied to all Indigenous dances, but […]

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