20 m. ago Prime Minister Carney says next 48 hours crucial in Gaza peace process

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is urging all parties involved in the U.S.-backed Gaza peace plan to follow through. Israel and Hamas have agreed to the first phase of a plan that would pause the fighting and see Hamas release the 20 living hostages while Israel pulls troops back to an agreed-upon […]

Politics

1 hour ago Modern living: Ottawa's ReStore receives its largest ever single donation

The biggest donation in the history of Ottawa’s ReStores is bringing a touch of elegance at a bargain to local shoppers.  The ReStore is the retail arm of Habitat for Humanity Greater Ottawa. It accepts donations of new and gently used home building materials, furniture, decor and more and sells it well below retail prices […]

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2 h. ago Parker: The Daisy apartment block to celebrate city's energy history and roots of Brawn Family Foundation

The building will be named The Daisy in honour of Bob’s mother, Daisy Mamini Brawn, who raised her family on the Bankview site, as a tribute to the values she passed down — care, community and a deep love of Calgary

Culture

2 h. ago Nelson: Despite anger, many Calgarians will pass on civic vote

if you thought things couldn’t get any worse at city hall think again, because we’re on course to elect a mayor with the weakest mandate in living memory

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5 h. ago Firms say Montreal limited competition on technology contract that received a single bid

One financial constraint in particular imposed by the city was called "insane" by a businessman who intended to bid, but said he gave up because he felt the requirements were dissuasive.

Economics

5 h. ago Montreal limited competition on technology contract that received a single bid, firms say

One financial constraint in particular imposed by the city was called "insane" by a businessman who intended to bid, but said he gave up because he felt the requirements were dissuasive.

Economics

5 h. ago A city contract worth millions was awarded to a lone bidder. Montreal limited the competition, firms say

One financial constraint in particular imposed by the city was called "insane" by a businessman who intended to bid, but said he gave up because he felt the requirements were dissuasive.

Economics

6 h. ago Recovery unlikely for Ottawa cyclist struck by vehicle in July

Neurologists told Leslie-Anne Barrett that Ghost Padron had a Grade Three diffuse axonal brain injury after being struck by a car in Stittsville.

Transport

6 h. ago Parking tickets, skunks and landlords who won't turn up heat: What bylaw officers see

Ottawa is holding its first bylaw appreciation day to honour the workers who help keep the city civil.

Events

8 h. ago US Auto Sector Needs Continental Trade to Compete, Carney Says

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney pushed back against US President Donald Trump’s protectionism in the auto industry, saying North America’s interwoven supply chain makes US manufacturers more competitive on costs.

Economics

10 h. ago Major Toronto attraction getting aerial tramway gondola ride

One of Toronto's top attractions is moving forward with a plan to build an aerial gondola offering riders sweeping views.A report addressed to the Toronto Zoo Board of Management, recommending that the attraction move forward with an aerial gondola spanning the zoo grounds. The report recommends the board enter into an agreement with Coldwater, Ont.-based EcoTrek Adventure Group to install and operate aerial tramway systems for a period of up to 20 years.Known as the "SkyPod," the aerial tramway system is expected to enter operation as early as 2027.Artists' rendering of the proposed aerial gondola system at the Toronto Zoo. Image via City of Toronto.The move, which would include a revenue-sharing agreement between the operator and Zoo, is poised for approval by the Zoo board. However, it would still be subject to the required City licenses to permit the necessary tramway infrastructure, including support towers and stations.Proposed route of the aerial gondol...

Politics

10 h. ago Plaidoyer pour que le Canada respecte le droit international et agisse pour Gaza

Un groupe de personnalités québécoises rappelle à Ottawa que le pays a signé des traités qui l’obligent à agir.

Society

11 h. ago Manchester attacker cited Islamic State allegiance in call to police, officials say

Details about the attacker, Jihad al-Shamie, have gradually emerged since the October 2 attack on the synagogue in the northwestern city

Events

11 h. ago About Last Night: Canadiens still in preseason mode in season opening loss

The Montreal Canadiens and Ottawa Senators preseason two-fer looked like a heated playoff battle compared to a sleepy season-opening 5-2 loss against the Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena on Wednesday. Forward Zachary Bolduc scored in his debut for the Habs. Oliver Kapanen scored the other shorthanded. Sam Montembeault was saddled with the loss in […]

Events

11 h. ago Toronto Blue Jays eliminate New York Yankees and are headed to the ALCS

For the first time in nearly a decade, the Toronto Blue Jays will be playing in the American League Championship Series.The Blue Jays beat the New York Yankees 5-2 in Game 4 to punch their ticket to the ALCS, where they will play either the Detroit Tigers or Seattle Mariners.With no starter to call upon in Wednesday's outing, the Blue Jays were instead forced to have a bullpen day, and their arms came through. Louis Varland, Mason Fluharty, Seranthony Dominguez, Eric Lauer, Yariel Rodriguez, Brendon Little, Braydon Fischer, and Jeff Hoffman all combined to give up just one run to the hard-hitting Yankees.    View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Offside (@offside)This marks the first ALCS appearance for the Blue Jays since 2016, where they fell to Cleveland 4-1. They also reached the ALCS in 2015, losing to Kansas City in six games.The Blue Jays will be looking for a different fate t...

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12 h. ago B.C. city councillor/social worker running for NDP leadership

OTTAWA — Tanille Johnston, a social worker and city councillor for Campbell River, B.C., has launched her bid for the federal NDP leadership. A news release says Johnston is the first Indigenous woman to seek the party’s top job and that she’s ready to bring “fresh energy and real progressive change” to the party and […]

Politics

12 h. ago Weakened Priscilla nears Mexico’s Baja Peninsula as Tropical Storm Jerry churns in Atlantic

MIAMI — Priscilla lost its hurricane status Wednesday as it churned up Mexico’s western Pacific coast while Tropical Storm Jerry strengthened in the Atlantic on its approach to the Leeward Islands, forecasters said. Priscilla approached major hurricane status Tuesday before weakening to a tropical storm a day later with maximum sustained winds of about 65 […]

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14 h. ago Vancouver council directs city staff to slash $100 million from next year's operating budget

Councillors from outside the majority ABC party expressed frustration at the lack of details available about the mayor's proposed spending cuts

Economics

14 h. ago Music industry asks MPs for action on unauthorized use of works by generative AI

OTTAWA — The music industry called on the government to take action Wednesday to address unauthorized use of music by generative AI systems, helping the industry move toward a licensing system. Representatives from music industry groups appeared before the House of Commons heritage committee, which is studying the effects of AI on creative industries. They […]

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15 h. ago LILLEY: Is Carney ready to surrender Canada’s auto industry?

Prime minister and his team push for a deal on steel and aluminium while leaving the auto industry feeling like they've been left out in the cold.

Transport