2 h. ago Calgary’s federal housing funding ‘at risk’ as motion introduced to repeal citywide rezoning

The motion to repeal citywide rezoning will now be debated by Calgary city council in December, and would require a public hearing in March if its approved.

Other

4 h. ago Homicide victim stabbed four dozen times by killer mad at being spurned by ex

Accused texted "Your buddy is bleeding out."

Events

5 h. ago 'Pretty solid this year': Oilers hockey boss praises Skinner, criticizes the d

This in from Oilers hockey boss Stan Bowman, his take on the struggles of the decidedly mediocre and inconsistent Edmonton Oilers this year, Bowman suggesting a major issue is the play of the defence, not so much top goalie Stuart Skinner. Said Bowman in discussion with Oilers Now host Bob Stauffer: “I think the defense, […]

Sport

7 h. ago In Calgary courts: Hearing underway to determine if Calgary man will stand trial for murder of estranged wife

Noteworthy legal cases in Calgary and area from Nov. 17 to 21, 2025

Events

10 h. ago Andrew Rosenfeldt guilty of being ‘stupid’ but not murder, defence says in closing arguments

Closing arguments began Friday. Without proof of who pulled the trigger, arguments have turned to debating whether Nykera Brown's death was a homicide or a suicide.

Events

10 h. ago Costco locations across Ontario rolling out big change for holiday season

Calling all Costco shoppers! The massive U.S. retailer is rolling out some changes during the holiday season, and here's everything you need to know. Just in time for the festive season, Costco Canada is introducing extended shopping hours, but only for a short period. Following Thanksgiving, the big-box retailer extended its operating hours and has now geared up for another round of longer hours as shopping ramps up. Starting today, Costco warehouses will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sundays. The extended schedule remains in effect throughout the holiday season until Jan. 1, 2026. Business Centres in Ontario will also adjust their schedules. Normally closed by 6 p.m. on weekends, these locations will now stay open until 7 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays during the holiday shopping rush. Still, there are a few notable exceptions to be aware of. While warehouses will be open on Christmas Eve, Boxing Day, and...

Society

10 h. ago Melançon: Quebec threat to cut welfare for asylum seekers is heartless

If the problem lies in Ottawa, then negotiate with Ottawa — don’t shift the burden onto thousands of vulnerable people.

Culture

11 h. ago ‘I’m so grateful I got to be your mom’: Toronto woman who suffocated her 2 sons sentenced to life

Court heard the 27-year-old Toronto woman was left a paraplegic as a result of a failed suicide attempt on the night she murdered her sons.

Other

12 h. ago Take advantage of major Black Friday discounts at Laser Clinics Canada

‘Tis the season for steep savings, and yes — that includes cosmetic treatments.From Monday, Nov. 17, to Monday, Dec. 1, Laser Clinics Canada is offering 60 per cent off laser hair removal and selected skin treatments such as microdermabrasion, microneedling, LED light therapy, and chemical peels at all eight of its locations in Ontario.Targeting hair anywhereIf you’ve ever considered laser hair removal, winter is the best time to take the plunge. That’s because your skin isn’t exposed to sunlight as often as it would be in the summer. It also allows you to get ready for any upcoming vacations, events, or next summer’s bikini season.Laser Clinic Canada’s hair removal technology is designed with sensitive skin in mind and is safe enough to be used on any part of the body. Because the lasers feature a unique dynamic cooling device that calms, soothes, and protects skin, all different skin types can enjoy maximum results.The ...

Politics

12 h. ago Major TTC subway outage planned for this weekend and there won't be shuttle buses

TTC subway closures this weekend include a key stretch of the network scheduled to shut down for a full day, marking the fourth consecutive weekend with a major planned disruption to transit service. The TTC has announced that it will close a stretch of the Line 1 Yonge–University between St George and St Andrew stations on Saturday, Nov. 22, due to ongoing station work.As with previous closures on this portion of Line 1, the TTC has opted not to run replacement shuttle buses during the closure, instead expecting commuters to rely on surface transit to connect with the nearby Yonge leg on the route.In lieu of shuttle buses, the TTC has shared a list of surface transit options for commuters to navigate the subway closure this weekend.TTCIf the closure sounds familiar, the TTC had just closed this exact stretch of Line 1 for the entire weekend of Saturday, Nov. 8, and Sunday, Nov. 9, 2025. That closure was also attributed to "planned station work."The tr...

Politics

13 h. ago Consumers facing new scam threats this holiday season: BMO’s financial crimes head

As the holiday shopping season approaches, one expert says there are some scam trends emerging that consumers need to watch out for. Larry Zelvin, the head of the financial crimes unit at BMO Financial Group, said new technologies like artificial intelligence are making fraud harder to detect. “The risks are ever-present every day all year […]

Society

13 h. ago Lumineers added to Rock the Park 2026 lineup: 'Beyond excited'

Rock the Park has announced another headliner for its 2026 lineup.  Grammy-nominated The Lumineers will play on Wednesday July 15, alongside special guests Dylan Gossett, Michael Marcagi and others yet to be announced.  The multi-day music festival – which brings thousands to downtown London’s Harris Park every year – runs from July 15 to 18.  […]

Other

14 h. ago Huge crowds descended on Imperial Pub's last call after over 80 years in Toronto

Masses came out to support a Toronto pub on its final weekend in business after 81 years serving up thirsty patrons.It has been a year of heartbreaking restaurant and bar closures in Toronto, but few losses resonated with the public quite like the news that the Imperial Pub's taps would run dry after generations at Dundas St. E. and Victoria in downtown Toronto.Last call for the Imperial finally arrived this past weekend, and throngs of the pub's loyal patrons flooded the bar to celebrate its longevity and get one last pint in before the doors closed for good at the end of a raucous Saturday night.Damn... pic.twitter.com/ZlKG1E8ZWI— Karon Liu (@karonliu) November 14, 2025Long lines snaked around the block.If you're planning to say goodbye to the Imperial Pub today, we suggest going early, these were the scenes last night. pic.twitter.com/bSXQcAjExe— West End Phoenix (@westendphoenix) November 15, 2025The bar and surrounding businesses are destined to be demol...

Other

15 h. ago The Chicks, Rascal Flatts to headline 2026 Boots and Hearts Music Festival

Boots and Hearts is the largest music and camping festival in Canada

Culture

15 h. ago Alleged terrorist released from Canadian Army reserves just days before flying to Israel

Alberta father commemorates son neutralized last summer by Israeli Defense Forces with Remembrance Day post showing him in Canadian uniform

Transport

22 h. ago ASDS 2025: Compelling New Data on Restylane, Sculptra and Relfydess Highlight Galderma’s Innovative Injectable Aesthetics Portfolio and Pipeline

At ASDS 2025, Galderma unveiled pivotal new data from its range of pioneering Restylane® hyaluronic acid (HA) injectables, highlighting its versatility in improving the chin profile with Restylane Lyft™, temple volume with investigational Restylane Contour™* and skin quality in the décolletage (neckline) with investigational Restylane Skinboosters™*1-3 Nine-month results from a first-of-its-kind clinical trial were presented, […]

Other

31 h. ago SMOL: Demand the government halt the cuts planned for Veterans Affairs 

It seems that every Remembrance Day, my medals — symbolizing my long, honourable, and unheroic service — sparks the all-too-familiar refrain of “thank you for your service” from politicians and members of the public.  This, in light of the pending cuts planned to the Department of Veterans Affairs, begs the question: Why?  By its definition, […]

Politics

38 h. ago The Bookless Club: Who is the thermostat tyrant in your home?

Even today, I can hear my parent’s rebuke to get away from the thermostat and put on yet another sweater.

Other

47 h. ago $3.5 million Toronto home nails the modern look without feeling like cold grey box

Most modern homes in Toronto are sleek, minimalist, and grey — and frankly, kind of cold.They might look good in photos, but in person? They often have all the warmth of a medical supply warehouse.But 42 Talwood Dr. in North York is proof it doesn't have to be that way. You can love clean lines and modern design and still live somewhere that feels inviting, personal, and full of life.The foyer. This four-bedroom, five-bathroom home was completely rebuilt in 2016, and from day one, the goal was to create a space that encouraged togetherness.The living room. The owners told blogTO they worked with Upside Co., architect Anne-Marie Fleming of Boxwood Co., and interior designer Vanessa Emam to bring that vision to life.The dining room. The result is a home that feels timeless rather than trendy.The family room. The main floor flows from room to room with no unnecessary walls or formal separation, making it easy for family members to stay connected ...

Economics

47 h. ago This Ontario city is the perfect holiday postcard destination to see this winter

The quaint waterfront city of Brockville, Ont., located along the shores of the St. Lawrence River, transforms into a festive hotspot during the holidays, offering a curated light and sound show and a themed nature trail among its many seasonal attractions.The season kicks off with Miracle on King Street, a tree-lighting ceremony in the downtown core that officially marks the start of the holidays. This tradition occurs in mid-November, and is swiftly followed by another one of the city's seasonal staples: the Brockville Christmas Market.  Held in the city's downtown core during the first week of December, the Brockville Christmas Market is a single-day affair that brings hundreds of locals together for some holiday shopping and good eats. Visitors can enjoy live performances by local artists while they stroll through streets adorned with festive decor, and shop from an array of vendors offering seasonal finds. @justinpluslauren B...

Society