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4 charged following May homicide in Maple Ridge
The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) said Saturday that 25-year-old Charles Thomas Shields has been charged with one count of first-degree murder.
Fifth Canadian soldier has died after fire in Wainwright, CAF says
A fifth Canadian soldier has died from injuries sustained during a training exercise last month at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta.
New Orleans port sues to get control of tanker that crashed into cruise ship
All 197 passengers and crew on the American Heritage cruise ship survived Friday as well as the crew on the tanker.
‘Major’ fire tears through small town northwest of Edmonton
At least three businesses were lost following a “major” fire that burned through the town centre in Mayerthorpe, Atla., the local mayor said.
Alouettes looking for better result in Grey Cup
Montreal Alouettes safety Nate Beauchemin has been experiencing a homecoming of sorts this week even though the Alouettes are officially the visiting team when they face the Edmonton Elks in Sunday's Grey Cup.
Avalanche stars MacKinnon, Makar to miss weeks
The Colorado Avalanche will have to make do without their two biggest stars in the coming weeks.
Air travel schedule should recover by Sunday, FAA says
Passengers can expect some delays and cancellations to continue throughout the day Saturday as air travel returns to normal following the U.S. ground stop order Friday.
Canada-U.S. trade deal must include viable auto sector, Carney says
Prime Minister Mark Carney says trade talks with the U.S. are making progress, but Ottawa won't accept a deal that doesn't allow for a viable auto sector.
The Curator: I tried the Ninja Crispi microwave and air fryer—is it worth replacing two appliances?
I wanted to know whether this was actually useful—or just another appliance looking for counter space.
Lawyers unsure if extra funding can reduce massive caseload at Federal Court
The Federal Court asked for additional resources to handle a caseload that's ballooned to nearly 31,000 proceedings commenced as of Sept. 30 — up from about 7,600 in all of 2020.
CFB Wainwright incident casts spotlight on reserve pay disparities: former bureaucrat
Four soldiers died and 39 others — including several reservists — were injured when a fire suddenly overtook a training area at CFB Wainwright last month.
Microsoft says services fully restored after global disruption
Microsoft products are fully operational after a massive outage that left some users unable to access emails for more than 24 hours, the company said Saturday morning.
Former environment minister says Canada’s commitment to climate targets ‘factually untrue’
Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin is being accused of lying by two of her predecessors for saying Canada is still committed to its Paris targets.
The Curator: 8 best mattress toppers of 2026 for ultimate comfort
From Casper, to Silk & Snow and Canadian Down & Feather, these toppers will give you the ultimate sleep experience without the need for a whole new mattress.
Canada, Philippines conclude negotiations for free-trade agreement
Canada is also pursuing a broader trade agreement with the ASEAN bloc, which includes the Philippines and 10 other countries such as Thailand.
Family appeals for help finding missing Penticton senior with dementia
The disappearance of 72-year-old Penticton resident Lawrence Jerry McAnulty, who goes by Jerry, is especially concerning as the senior has dementia.
Video circulating in Chilliwack reportedly shows assault of young girl, RCMP says
Officers said that on Nov. 8, they received a report of an alleged assault involving a group of youths and a female victim that happened that evening.
Alberta changing royalty system to encourage oilsands production, new investment
Alberta is rolling out a new resource royalty program it says is aimed at incentivizing new investment and development in the oilsands by offering guaranteed, predictable rates.
WATCH: Global National – Nov. 13
Watch the full broadcast of Global National with Dawna Friesen
The Curator: Wait, SharkNinja makes that? 8 clever products you didn’t know you needed
Discover 8 clever SharkNinja products you didn't know you needed, from innovative kitchen appliances and smart cleaning tools to beauty gadgets and outdoor cooking essentials.
Ben Major to serve as referee at Grey Cup contest
Ben Major will serve as the referee for the Grey Cup on Sunday.
Danielle Smith says she’ll call up UCP officials not signing anti-separatism pledge
Danielle Smith said it's not an issue of free speech and she wants the United Conservative Party to work as a team to win next year's provincial election.
Man receives conditional sentence in seawall tourist stranger attack
On Nov. 10, Peterhans Nungu, 35, pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily harm in the April 15, 2025 attack on a woman visiting from Toronto.
CFL players invited to Canadian flag football camp
Tyrell Ford and Tyson Philpot won't have much down time after playing in the Grey Cup game Sunday.
Babcock back in Toronto with Oilers to face Leafs
Mike Babcock was in a familiar place — one he hadn't been for quite some time.
Manitoba may need to spend far less on new power generation: Kinew
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says the province may need to spend far less than previously thought on new power plants based on Manitoba Public Utilities Board information.
Shaping Saskatchewan: Naomi Lendvay
At just six years old, Naomi Lendvay was diagnosed with Rhabdomyosarcoma and was told she had just 12 months to live. Unexpectedly, a testing drug ended up killing her cancer.
Woman and 2 kids killed in Highway 16 collision, 8-year-old critically injured
A 37-year-old woman and two children died, while an eight-year-old was critically injured in the crash with a semi-truck about 230 kilometres east of Edmonton.
‘How does space smell?’ Halifax students connect with Canadian astronaut aboard ISS
High school students in Halifax enjoyed the rare opportunity to chat with Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk, direct from the International Space Station.
‘Half of my face has been destroyed’; Innocent bystander says shooting ruined his life
During a sentencing hearing in B.C. Supreme Court Thursday, the victim, anesthesiologist Dr. Neil Naya, described how being shot in the face by a stranger ruined his life.
Canadian airports cancel flights after U.S. orders nationwide ground stop
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration on Friday issued a national ground stop "due to extraordinary circumstance and reasons for safety."
‘Intent is to try to appeal’ encampment cleanup order, Saskatoon organization says
Station 20 West says it received a notice to remove the encampment in front of its 20th Street facility from the City of Saskatoon but will not comply until the two parties meet.
Halifax council backs long-term strategy for fire services as population grows
The Halifax Professional Fire Fighters Union is praising Halifax council for taking steps to develop a long-term service and resource strategy.
How Microsoft outage shows risk of tech monopolies: ‘We were just helpless’
Many businesses and consumers were unable to communicate through digital channels as a global outage of some Microsoft services left people scrambling.
Stelco to recall 175 laid-off workers in Hamilton, Ont. on Dec. 1
Stelco is recalling 175 temporarily laid off workers as it plans to restart its Hamilton, Ont., finishing operations on Dec. 1.
