Masked group seen on B.C. First Nation land are ‘cowards,’ officials say
Reaction is pouring in to what appears to be a group of white nationalists holding a demonstration on a B.C. First Nation on Sunday.
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Thousands attend unruly Guelph homecoming street party as police investigate injuries, damage
Thousands of students attended a chaotic University of Guelph homecoming street party that left multiple people injured and prompted a police tactical response.
Winnipeg Jets add new goalie through waivers before making final cuts
The Jets claimed goaltender Clay Stevenson off waivers from the Washington Capitals on Monday, while also making their final two cuts.
PQ on track for possible majority as new polls show CAQ in steep decline
Three polls released with one week remaining in the campaign point to growing momentum for PQ Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon.
Montreal police say evidence in investigation into alleged racist conduct by officers submitted to prosecutors
Among the allegations made public in June were claims that officers in the unit kept the hair of racialized citizens as trophies.
Changes coming to security guard training are “long overdue”
After a number of violent incidents involving security guards this year, there are calls on the province to upgrade the requirements to get into the profession.
Kelowna businesses raise safety concerns as mayoral candidates debate public safety
Business owner Gerald Goertsen says over the weekend security cameras captured someone ripping out lavender plants from the side of his commercial building.
Alberta teen accused of 764 terrorism, sexual extortion and animal cruelty crimes
Predators with the 764 network routinely lure youth and encourage them to commit sexual acts, child sexual abuse and exploitation, self-harm, and the torture of animals.
Minimum wage not enough to live in Manitoba, report says
Many Winnipeggers struggle to make ends meet as the minimum wage is nearly $4 below what a resident needs to make per hour to live in the city, a new report finds.
Manitoba PC Leader Obby Khan stepping down over internal fighting in party
The former CFL football player and provincial cabinet minister has been in the role for about 1 1/2 years, and his caucus and party have been navigating difficult waters.
Alberta announces next step in high-speed rail plan to connect Edmonton, Calgary
Premier Danielle Smith says Ottawa has agreed to refer the project to its major projects office once a proponent has been selected.
As federal budget nears, Canada’s health ministers to meet to talk funding
Provinces and territories have raised concerns about the federal budget, which forecasts an end to some targeted health care funding after March 2027.
Economic, budget promises the focus of week 2 of B.C. election campaign
The province faces a projected deficit of $13.8 billion and Doerkson says Conservatives would trim that by growing the economy, if they win the snap election on Oct. 24.
Canada extends travel restrictions related to Ebola outbreak for 60 days
Canadian citizens or permanent residents who have been in one of the affected countries need to quarantine for 21 days upon their return to Canada.
NewsAlert: Leafs acquire, sign winger Marchenko
The Toronto Maple Leafs have acquired winger Kirill Marchenko in a trade with Columbus and signed him to six-year, US$75 million contract, according to Marchenko's agent Dan Milstein. Winger Matthew Knies is reportedly part of the package going to Columbus.
Advocates plea for feds to call inquiry into Alberta, Sask. trans laws
LGBTQ+ advocates say members of Parliament need to hear from those impacted by these laws, adding that some have taken their own lives since the policies were enacted.
Former Surrey police chief files wrongful dismissal suit against city
In the documents filed against the City of Surrey, former Chief Norm Lipinski claims he was terminated from his job without cause in June.
Stelco to layoff hundreds at Hamilton steel plant, union estimates 350
The union representing workers says the company told them ongoing U.S. tariffs on steel are a primary reason for Stelco's decision to idle the plant.
Why gold and silver prices are on the decline as bond yields rise
Global bond yields have been spiking in recent months, especially U.S. Treasuries, while the perceived value of precious metals like gold and silver have been on the decline.
Trump says Canada ‘entitled’ as his trade ban on alcohol, other goods nears
A U.S ban on imports of Canadian alcohol, as well as some dairy products and motorcycles is set to go into effect tonight, marking the latest escalation in the trade war.
GoFundMe for 81-year-old delivery driver pulled over ‘misrepresentations’
Once the GoFundMe page was removed, Don Johnson's daughter launched a new fundraiser for her parents on GiveSendGo, where she explained what had happened.
Canada watching OpenAI’s Australia hack ‘closely,’ officials say
Last week, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese revealed details of a hack, which targeted the website for Australia’s publicly funded universal health insurance plan.
Former British PM David Cameron says Alberta separatism vote unlike Brexit
David Cameron led the United Kingdom for six years leading up to the 2016 vote to split the United Kingdom from the European Union.
Jackson woman’s hanging was ‘part of a staging’ after death, police say
The exact cause of Fortune's death has not been disclosed; authorities have not said why they suspect her body was staged in a hanging, but have ruled the incident a homicide.
Big contracts, young talent among NHL storylines
Sidney Crosby has seen plenty of change across his 21 NHL seasons.
FBI adds man accused in Nijjar assassination to most wanted list
A man charged in connection with the 2023 assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in British Columbia has been added to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's most-wanted list.
Leonard doesn’t regret move to L.A. after title
Kawhi Leonard says he has no regrets about leaving Toronto for his hometown of Los Angeles 10 years ago, but he's excited to be back in the city he led to an NBA title.
Shooting leaves 4 dead, 4 wounded in Caribbean tourism destination
The Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force said that officers responded to reports of gunfire in Green Hill, a district located outside of the capital city of Kingstown.
Flu and COVID-19 vaccinations are underway. Here’s each province’s approach
Ontario has started its vaccination rollout for COVID-19 and flu vaccines, with high-risk recipients up first, while some provinces have not yet given details of their schedule.
11 times more ballots requested for Alberta referendum than last provincial election
Elections Alberta says it received roughly 658,000 requests for special ballots for the Oct. 19 referendum, and about 100,000 of those electors have already voted.
Rainfall warning issued for parts of B.C. as ‘robust’ storm moves in
Environment Canada says a robust frontal system over the North Coast will gradually move over the Lower Mainland on Monday night, bringing heavy rain.
Stock markets struggling to keep up with rising oil prices and bond yields
Rising oil prices are knocking the U.S. stock market further from its record high on Monday, while building pressure even higher within the U.S. bond market.
U.S. prosecutor reopens Cornell gang rape probe after accuser files lawsuit
The accuser filed the complaint earlier this month, saying she was sexually assaulted at the Chi Phi fraternity house on Cornell’s campus in October 2024.
‘Beloved’ Queen’s Park peace officer dies in car crash
A “beloved” peace officer at the Ontario legislature died Monday morning in a car crash, Speaker Donna Skelly says.
The Curator: The 6 best-dressed celebrities at the 2026 MTV VMAs
From Taylor Swift’s surprise music video to Madonna, Sabrina Carpenter and Charli xcx, relive the best-dressed stars and standout fashion moments from the 2026 MTV VMAs.
Winnipeg perfumery ordered to close doors again
A long-time Winnipeg perfumery is cornered to shut down after the city has asked him to re-zone or no longer have people walk in his home-based business.
Man charged with murder after 63-year-old woman found dead in Central Park
In a statement to Global News, the NYPD said, 'Upon arrival, officers observed a 63-year-old female, unconscious and unresponsive, with trauma to the head.'
Competition Bureau investigating grocery store minimum pricing policies
The Competition Bureau has launched an investigation into the use of minimum advertised pricing policies in the grocery sector.
Hurricane Polo: Mexico’s Baja California braces for life-threatening floods
As swirling clouds and strong winds marked the region, the national coordinator of Mexico’s Civil Protection Agency reported that Polo would make landfall later in the afternoon.
October 3 – Hope Mission
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Canada’s airports saw record improvements in delays, NAV Canada says
Every one of the four major airports in Canada saw improvements, with Vancouver recording the sharpest improvement, NAV Canada said.
Senators look to move on after Tkachuk trade
The Ottawa Senators are determined to prove they are bigger than one player, even when that player was their captain.
North Atlantic right whales feed closer to surface increasing collision risk: study
A portion of the North Atlantic right whale population, which is estimated to be approximately 384 whales, gathers to feed in the Shediac Valley each summer.
Maple Leafs looking to rebound after ugly season
William Nylander was hanging out up top in a private suite.
Hate-motivated online comments result in charge for Kingston resident: police
Kingston police say it began an investigation after receiving a complaint regarding comments posted on a social media platform on Sept. 23.
Benjamin Satterley, pro wrestler known as Pac, dead at 40
Benjamin Satterley, who performed as Pac in All Elite Wrestling (AEW), died one day after his final match in Chicago on Saturday night against AEW national champion Andrade.
Another officer charged in Project South corruption probe pleads guilty
A Toronto police officer charged in the Project South corruption investigation has pleaded guilty, becoming the second to do so.
Canada needs more ‘urgency’ in rebuilding its military: ex-defence chief
The Carney government needs to move quickly to invest in armed forces before it loses 'social licence' to do so, former Chief of Defence Staff Wayne Eyre says.
David Marsden, the architect of CFNY and the Spirit of Radio, has died
David Marsden, the program director who made CFNY one of the most influential radio stations in the world back in the late 70s and early 80s, has passed away.