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BC Conservatives lay out goals for first 100 days in officeAmong the first order of business is to secure his own leadership on paper, as Lorne Doerkson is still technically the interim leader of the party.PoliticsOct 26
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Hervey looking to win second Grey Cup in EdmontonCan lightning strike twice for Ed Hervey and the Edmonton Elks?SportsOct 28
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‘Just not acceptable’: Backlash grows over Nova Scotia AI data centre projectCriticism of Nova Scotia's move to build a large-scale AI data centre is growing, as both opposition parties are calling for an emergency sitting of the Legislature to debate it.CanadaOct 19
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Russ Wyatt voted out of Winnipeg city council, Lora Meseman to represent TransconaSexual assault charges loomed over Russ Wyatt’s unsuccessful re-election bid to represent Transcona, while Lora Meseman won a narrow victory.Politics7 hours
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Assault charges against Sault Ste. Marie MPP Chris Scott droppedDomestic violence charges of assault and assault with a weapon against the member of provincial parliament for Sault Ste. Marie have been withdrawn.PoliticsOct 28
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New Brunswick data centre debate highlights cross-country tension over AI facilitiesChris Watson says he was very concerned when he reviewed a New Brunswick business development agency's recent correspondence about data centres.CanadaOct 19
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Affordability measures, consumer protection legislation coming: Alberta governmentAlberta's government says it has a suite of legislation coming this fall to protect Albertans, their pocketbooks and their personal information.PoliticsOct 23
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‘Looksmaxxing’ influencer Clavicular pleads not guilty to rape chargeThe 20-year-old influencer agreed to surrender his passport and will not contact or post about the woman who has accused him of assault.CrimeOct 22
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Ottawa ‘not responsible’ for regulating AI data centre power use: ministerAI Minister Evan Solomon spoke to the Senate Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology on Thursday, where he was asked about power usage by data centres Canada.CanadaOct 22
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Halifax council puts off decision on bike network alternativesCouncil has deferred action on alternatives to the all ages and abilities (AAA) bike network because councillors say they want to gather more feedback on the proposed plans.CanadaOct 27
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‘Local Governance 101’ Okanagan community’s first-ever council trains ahead of inaugural meetingThe desire for growth is also being echoed by residents, many of whom want to see Okanagan Falls thrive while maintaining its small-town feel.Politics9 hours
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Health care, affordability and the economy are the priorities in N.B. throne speechHealth care and new export markets outside the U.S. are among the priorities in the New Brunswick government’s throne speech.PoliticsOct 20
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The top toys for kids for 2026 (all parent-approved!)From Bitzee and Yoto to Gui Gui, this year’s top toys are guaranteed to spark big smiles. Discover 2025’s most-loved, parent-approved gifts for kids.The CuratorOct 1
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Winnipeg Jets’ losing skid hits three games with 2-1 defeat in St. LouisStuart Skinner made 26 saves and Cole Perfetti scored his sixth of the season but a Philip Broberg power play goal in the third was the difference.SportsOct 20
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Ontario public-sector unions push province for workplace AI safeguardsLocal bargaining units are being told to investigate how AI is showing up in workplaces and to identify potential risks.PoliticsOct 20
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Outfitters warn any N.B. ban on American hunters and anglers would devastate industryPressure is mounting on the premier to scrap a proposal to retaliate against American tariffs by preventing U.S. citizens from obtaining provincial hunting and fishing licences.CanadaSep 23
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5 viral Halloween makeup looks you can recreate from homeFrom a slain cheetah to doe-eyed Bambi, discover five viral Halloween makeup looks you can recreate at home using everyday beauty products and a few simple tricks.The CuratorOct 9
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Alberta lets the dogs out, recruits more canine muscle in fight against musselsHilo, Jane and Winnie are a part of Alberta's muscle against invasive mussels that have spread throughout the Great Lakes and Canadian waterways since the 1980s.CanadaJul 31
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Young anglophones are still leaving Quebec, but at much lower rates, find researchersHaving grown up in an English-speaking family in Montreal, Jeremy Schachter says the question of staying or leaving Quebec was a “very real” dinner-table conversation.PoliticsOct 21
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Rebuilding Canucks look to set new foundationThe metrics of success have changed for the Vancouver Canucks.SportsSep 27