Manitoba opens temporary Dauphin emergency department after flood damage
A temporary emergency department opened in Dauphin, Man., months after flooding deemed the local hospital unusable, Manitoba's health minister said.
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- Trump is threatening tariffs on Bombardier and action against the Canadian dollar just as Ottawa's counter-tariffs get set to kick in, escalating the trade fight between the two countries.
- Researchers in Saskatoon are sending balloons up before severe summer storms to collect data that could help predict dangerous weather earlier.
- A Canadian survivor of the 9/11 attacks is sharing his story ahead of the anniversary, recalling how the day changed his life.
- American investigators are looking into a fatal cargo plane crash in Miami that destroyed an Amazon-operated aircraft.
- Nepal is holding a day of mourning after deadly floods killed at least 1,300 people.
Tariff fight looms over Nova Scotia legislature’s return
The economy, U.S. tariffs, and workers' rights dominated the agenda as the Nova Scotia MLAs returned to Province House for the fall sitting of the legislature.
City councillor apologetic but unrepentant over leaking Calgary budget documents
Calgary city councillors have been told they can’t do anything to sanction Landon Johnston for the leak, because law changes by the provincial government took that power away.
‘A lot of work ahead’: Storm-ravaged Saskatchewan cities continue cleanup
Parts of Saskatchewan, including its capital, are recovering after a stormy Labour Day long weekend brought more than 100 mm of rain to Regina.
Choose Canada, businesses urge Albertans ahead of ‘risky gamble’ referendum
The Business Council of Alberta is joining the chorus of other groups who warn a vote to quit Canada will create massive uncertainty, putting jobs and the economy at risk.
‘You almost taste it’: Fredericton residents fed up with sewage plant odour
Some residents on Fredericton's north side say a lingering smell from the city's sewage treatment plant has been unbearable for months. The city says it's making changes.
Sapporo says moving zero-proof process to U.S. from Canada ‘not finalized’
The company is considering moving production of its non-alcoholic beer to American breweries, but says 99.5 per cent of its Canadian production is staying put.
Azaroff exits Vancouver mayoral race, leaves Pete Fry as lone progressive
Azaroff says his decision fulfils a promise he and the OneCity party made at the start of his campaign that there would be one progressive on the ballot for mayor.
Donald Trump bans Canadian goods from U.S. government contracts after new tariffs
Trump says "the Canadian Government, including Canadian Provinces, have banned American Small Businesses and Companies from selling into their Government Procurement Markets."
Montreal Alouettes re-sign veteran receiver Rambo
American receiver Charleston Rambo is back with the Montreal Alouettes.
‘Really hard decision’: Tkachuk talks Ottawa exit
Brady Tkachuk could not have been more emphatic. He also seemed slightly annoyed.
Arson being investigated after Molotov cocktail destroys Nova Scotia home: RCMP
Police are asking for help in finding a small blue vehicle used in a fire and a man seen in a grey Honda Civic in connection to a separate incident.
Victims of fatal Amazon Prime Air cargo plane crash identified
The five deceased victims, who were in a van hit by the plane, were all employees of the aircraft cleaning company Professional Ocean Service Corporation.
85-year-old man killed in his Burnaby home by stray bullet, homicide team says
The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) said that just after 1:30 a.m. on Aug. 30, they received a report of shots fired near 18th Avenue and Humphries Avenue.
Here’s where Canada’s counter-tariffs will hit Canadian wallets the hardest
Canadian consumers are likely to face higher prices as a result of new counter-tariffs of up to 50 per cent on hundreds of U.S. goods — even for Canadian products.
N.S. tables bill to increase protection for some workers
The new protections in the proposed legislation would not apply to some workers, including people working in the construction and agriculture sectors.
Prince George starts his 1st day at the prestigious Eton College
George, 13, joins a growing list of senior royals who attended Eton, including his father, Prince William and his uncle, Prince Harry.
Lori Loughlin files for divorce from Mossimo Giannulli after 28-year marriage
Last October, Lori Loughlin's representative Elizabeth Much announced that the couple was 'living apart and taking a break from their marriage.'
Telus sues former employee, alleges they charged $1.1M to company credit card
The company says the total value of the items reached almost $1.1 million, with some allegedly re-sold by the accused on Amazon and other online storefronts.
Menendez brothers granted 2027 parole hearing, family says
The Menendez brothers have been serving a sentence of life without parole after being convicted of murdering their parents in their Beverly Hills, Calif., home in 1989.
‘Warzone’: Storm rips through Winnipeg leaves thousands without power
Many Winnipeggers are recovering after a violent storm struck through the city leaving thousands of people with no electricity on Sunday evening.
Vancouver police officer denies wrongdoing in alleged theft, fraud case
Vancouver police have said the decision to investigate internally was done after consulting RCMP and determining the necessary resources.
B.C. Premier David Eby to speak as Canada’s counter-tariffs now in effect
Prime Minister Mark Carney vowed to match Trump’s recently imposed 50 per cent tariffs “dollar-for-dollar,” and trade negotiations fell apart last month.
Alberta landowners challenge ‘chronic underfunding’ for orphan well cleanup
Landowners are going to court over what they allege is the Alberta Energy Regulator's failure to fund the cleanup of oil and gas sites with no company responsible for them.
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Iceland summons U.S. ambassador over Trump’s ‘unacceptable’ map post
On Monday, Trump posted an image with a map of North America, showing countries like Canada, Greenland and Iceland coloured in with the American flag.
More Nova Scotians add their names to petition calling for return of uranium ban
More than 10,000 people have now signed a petition asking the Nova Scotia government to reinstate a ban on uranium mining in the province.
Century-old statue returned to its base in Memramcook, N.B. after vandalism
A century-old bronze statue of a key Acadian figure in New Brunswick has been placed back on its base, after vandals somehow pushed it off last month.
Some Cape Breton residents no longer stranded as flooding recovery continues
More than 200 millimetres of rain fell in less than two days across Cape Breton island, causing roads to be damaged or washed away and stranding some residents.
University of Toronto staff agree to tentative deal after strike vote
Staff represented by the United Steelworkers had voted 96 per cent in favour of strike action as students returned to class and workers complained about growing demands on them.
King Charles says Harry and Meghan are ‘private citizens’ amid U.K. return
A letter sent to senior government officials said the couple — who gave up their royal duties and moved to California more than six years ago — will not undertake royal duties.
3rd Burning Man festivalgoer dead, according to officials
Burning Man officials confirmed the death of two festivalgoers during the festival's 40th year celebration in statements posted to the official website.
350 Dynacare workers strike in Manitoba due to ‘huge’ wage gap: union president
350 Dynacare technologists and technicians are officially striking after talks between the company and the union representing those workers fell apart, the MAHCP president said.
U.S. family missing after small plane flying from Bahamas to Miami vanishes
Silvia Larrieu said her uncle, Mario Lamar, was piloting the plane that was also carrying Lamar's wife Lily Lamar and two of his grandchildren, Christian Sosa and Sophie Sosa.
‘Wheel of Fortune’ announcer Jim Thornton fired following investigation
Thornton was suspended from 'Wheel of Fortune' last week after Sony Pictures Television said the studio would be recasting while it conducted a thorough investigation.
8 teens in Quebec arrested after alleged armed assault, police chase
An alleged armed assault in Longueuil led to a police chase into the city of Montreal before the vehicle was finally intercepted and eight teenagers were arrested.
Police watchdog probing fatal crash involving 2 people fleeing OPP
Ontario’s police watchdog is investigating after two people died Monday after fleeing from Ontario Provincial Police in South Frontenac.
Canada’s counter-tariffs kick in on hundreds of U.S. goods
Canada's counter-tariffs are now in effect on billions of dollars worth of U.S. goods in response to the recent trade war escalation by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Teenager suffers second-degree burns in Toronto basement fire
Around 3:20 a.m., firefighters were dispatched to an address near Dundas Street West and Bloor Street West for reports of a fire.
Saskatchewan tax on American liquor kicks in for retailers amid trade standoff
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announced last month his province would implement the 50 per cent fee on American alcohol on the same day Canada's reciprocal tariffs take effect.
4 teens dead, 4 others sent to hospital after crash near Manitoba resort town
Mounties in Manitoba say four teens died and four other victims were taken to hospital after two vehicles crashed and landed in a ditch near a resort town over the weekend.
Back-to-school looks different for university students campaigning in Quebec election
Candidates from three parties say that running requires careful planning but comes with the rewards of participating in the democratic process.
Inside the Ford government’s pause on all freedom of information requests
The Ford government made the unprecedented decision to pause all transparency requests for more than a week. Here's what happened behind the scenes.
Alberta separatist leader Rath faces $109M debt claim from US investors
An American litigation funder is threatening to call in more than $100 million in alleged debt from Alberta separatist leader and lawyer Jeffrey Rath and his firm
Elks win third in a row, down Stampeders 38-28
The Edmonton Elks erased an 18-point deficit to beat the Calgary Stampeders 38-28 in the CFL on Monday.
On-the-go essentials: Food containers, lunch totes & beyond
Discover five clever Amazon finds–from food containers to lunch totes and organizers–that make busy routines, packing and life on the go easier.
The Curator: 7 fragrance trends defining fall 2026
Discover seven fall fragrance trends, from cozy gourmand and vanilla scents to fruity, floral and spicy spritzes from brands like Phlur, Summer Fridays and Henry Rose.
Balloons over Saskatoon help anticipate severe summer storms
This summer, the program has been collecting information that has been helping forecasters anticipate severe weather before it reaches the ground.
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