5 h. ago Le Pakistan frappe l'Inde en riposte à des missiles indiens contre Islamabad

Le Pakistan a frappé samedi l'Inde après que New Delhi eut tiré des missiles sur des bases aériennes pakistanaises.

Events

6 h. ago Le milliardaire qui livre la «bataille de sa vie» contre Trump

Le gouverneur de l’Illinois se positionne comme un aspirant à l’investiture démocrate pour la présidentielle de 2028.

Economics

6 h. ago La Fondation Cité de la Santé souligne l’importance des dons planifiés

L’organisme encourage les donateurs à faire ce type de contribution, de leur vivant ou à leur décès.

Economics

6 h. ago Un nouveau baromètre pour évaluer la générosité des entreprises

L’Observatoire de la philanthropie a revu, à la fin de 2024, ses critères de classement.

Other

6 h. ago Les fondations privées poussent pour un partage des dépenses

Depuis la pandémie, le mouvement de mutualisation séduit les fondations privées en quête d’efficacité et de résilience.

Culture

6 h. ago Cybersécurité: ces Québécois protègent les grosses compagnies contre les pirates du dark web

Des Montréalais sont derrière une entreprise méconnue qui protège de nombreuses grosses compagnies à travers le monde contre les pirates du dark web.

Technology

10 h. ago «Vous essayez de me discréditer»: la victime alléguée attaquée sur sa consommation d’alcool au procès des ex

Au cinquième jour de son contre-interrogatoire, la victime alléguée s’est fait bombarder de questions sur ce qu’elle aurait bu le soir des événements.

Events

10 h. ago Alberta chief electoral officer warns UCP proposed bill will hurt investigations

Alberta's chief electoral officer said a controversial new bill, tabled by the UCP last month, will impair his ability to investigate allegations of election rule breaking.

Economics

11 h. ago Eastern Ontario Health Unit confirms two measles cases in region

The two individuals, related, contracted measles during travel outside the Eastern Ontario region, the health unit said Friday.

Economics

11 h. ago Une pétition pour le cellulaire dans les écoles pourrait se rendre à l’Assemblée nationale

Deux jeunes en faveur du cellulaire ont décidé de lancer une pétition et font tout en leur pouvoir pour qu’elle se rende à l’Assemblée nationale.

Society

12 h. ago RCMP arrest Alberta man accused of tampering with sprinkler used for wildfire defence

Alberta RCMP say charges are pending after they arrested a man accused of tampering with sprinklers used to protect homes near an out-of-control wildfire north of Edmonton.

Events

12 h. ago Un mouvement de grève timide contre l’interdiction du cellulaire en classe

Un appel à rester à la maison pour protester contre cette mesure a circulé sur les réseaux sociaux.

Events

13 h. ago Evacuation broadens in Sturgeon County fire, province steps in

With a widening evacuation order and firefighters working around the clock to battle the province’s single “fire of note” in Sturgeon County, Alberta Wildfire moved in to manage the out-of-control blaze. Evacuations widened in rural Sturgeon County northeast of Edmonton on Friday after a sprinkling of rain failed to quell a stubborn week-old blaze that […]

Events

13 h. ago Senators' playoff series was defenceman Tyler Kleven's proving ground

His post-season coming-out party has coincided with the expiration of his entry-level contract, meaning there will be negotiations this summer.

Events

13 h. ago Orezone Gold Reports Fatality at Stage I Hard Rock Plant Construction Site

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, May 09, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Orezone Gold Corporation (TSX: ORE, OTCQX: ORZCF) (“Orezone”) regrets to report a fatality at the Stage I hard rock plant construction site at its Bomboré Gold Mine which occurred on Thursday May 8th. This tragic incident involved an employee of a contractor who was fatally injured […]

Events

13 h. ago Huge street party taking over a Toronto neighbourhood next month

June couldn't come any sooner! Toronto's Liberty Village community is getting ready to party next month with the return of its annual street festival, Give Me Liberty. We have the rundown. Here's what to expect.Though it's a few weeks away, it doesn't hurt to start planning around this one-day event.The 19th annual Give Me Liberty street party kicks off on June 19, 2025.What to expectThe festival is inspired by classic neighbourhood block parties and transforms Liberty Village into an outdoor patio. Expect live entertainment, vendor booths, and delicious eats.There will also be a pop-up market, a beer garden, and even lawn games.    View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Liberty Village BIA (@libertyvillagebia)What can I eat and drink?All your favourites and more are expected to be in attendance for the one-day festival. Food vendors include:Aloette GoBurger DropsFox and Jo...

Culture

14 h. ago Chefs teaming up to bring one of Toronto's most iconic lost restaurants back to life

Two Toronto chefs are joining forces to bring one of the city's most legendary now-defunct restaurants back to life for one night only.Spend enough time with anyone who lived in Toronto during the '70s, '80s and '90s, and eventually the question "remember Ginsberg & Wong?" is bound to come up.For my part, being born in 1999 and all, I never got the chance to experience the legendary Jewish and Chinese proto-fusion restaurant that held court at Village by the Grange for years before quietly closing down in the '90s, but its legend has always loomed large.A perhaps unlikely combination of cuisines at the time, Ginsberg and Wong combined all the staples of a Jewish deli with Chinese classics. If one person was in the mood for a Reuben sandwich and another wanted Szechuan chicken, everybody was happy.Frankly, it sounds about as close to a utopia as you could possibly get.While many of the restaurant's print and radio ads from its heyday, as you may ...

Other

14 h. ago Lorne Gunter: Alberta NDP also has ties to company at centre of health

Hmm. Curious. I remember being a little surprised by the NDP’s over-the-top reaction to allegations levelled against the UCP government by former Alberta Health Services (AHS) CEO, Athana Mentzelopoulos, in a lawsuit she brought against the government back in February. Mentzelopoulos’s allegations were serious but unproven. She claimed she was wrongfully dismissed by the government […]

Economics

14 h. ago Un juge ordonne de libérer une étudiante turque devenue symbole de la liberté d’expression

Washington justifie son expulsion par un article critiquant la gestion du mouvement propalestinien par son université.

Society

15 h. ago De la grève du chocolat à celle du cellulaire: les étudiants protestent depuis longtemps et pour plusieurs raisons

Faire la grève pour protester contre les règlements qui seront bientôt imposés sur le cellulaire à l’école, est-ce une idée nouvelle?

Society