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British, Canadian families push Ukraine to investigate sales of chemical used in suicides

Canadian and British families are pushing the Ukrainian government to protect vulnerable young people worldwide by cracking down on the sale of a deadly chemical from that country, just as Ontario authorities prosecuted Kenneth Law for selling the same substance.

RCMP bust Sturgeon Falls drug lab, seize $550K in drugs

The RCMP have dismantled a synthetic drug lab in Sturgeon Falls, Ont., seizing more than $550,000 in suspected drugs and chemicals. Seven people from Ontario and Quebec have been charged with trafficking and production offences.

Ontario wildfires force evacuations in northwestern communities

Wildfires force evacuations in northwestern Ontario as 128 active blazes burn. Mandatory orders cover multiple communities, some highways are closed and a restricted fire zone are taking effect amid hot, dry conditions.

Assets of Alberta separatist leader frozen in dispute with First Nation

An Alberta court has temporarily frozen up to $8.5 million in assets held by one of the province’s most recognizable separatist leaders.

‘A moving target’: Two Canadian ships anxious to leave Gulf after almost five months

A Canadian shipping firm has repeatedly had to postpone plans to exit the Strait of Hormuz after nearly five months trapped in the Persian Gulf, where a battle for control of the key transit route has flared up anew.

This family thought they booked an ‘amazing’ Toronto Airbnb. They say AI was used to generate the photos.

Paul MacMillan scoured Airbnb listings to help his daughter find the right accommodations for her upcoming weekend trip to Toronto. While the Airbnb's photos looked 'amazing' online, it looked different in person, leaving MacMillan to believe AI was used in the pictures.

An insurance claim was denied after this GTA couple’s son was involved in a serious car accident. Here is why

A couple from Ontario is shocked after their vehicle insurance claim was denied following a serious accident involving their son.

Green Party's Tayte Willows wins P.E.I. byelection, beating Liberal leader

The Green Party has been declared unofficial winner in a Prince Edward Island byelection that gives it the same number of seats in the legislature as the Opposition Liberals.

‘Canada works’: Carney on national unity, pipelines at Calgary Stampede

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is “stronger when we’re together” while visiting the Calgary Stampede on its final day, doubling down on comments Alberta’s separatist movement presents a “dangerous game” that could backfire.

Arbitrator orders Sudbury to pay firefighter’s estate

Arbitrator rules Greater Sudbury must pay benefits to the estate of a firefighter who died of occupational cancer, finding the city breached its collective agreement.

More than 1.4M people attend 2026 Calgary Stampede

The results are in for the 2026 edition of the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth.

Why this empty 66-year-old home is about to change lives of youth in eastern P.E.I.

An unused 66-year-old home in eastern P.E.I. is being restored into what organizers hope will become a much-needed place for young people to gather, learn and create.

CN Tower dims lights in tribute after deadly shooting at Toronto street festival

Toronto’s iconic CN Tower paid tribute late Sunday to the victims of the shooting at the Salsa on St. Clair festival that left two people dead and sent thousands running for cover.

Why some young Canadians are ditching their smartphones and what a unique brain study revealed

As more young Canadians rethink their relationship with smartphones and social media, one Calgary teenager has decided to find out what would happen if he gave his up altogether.

Toronto’s Salsa on St. Clair festival cancelled as police chief calls fatal shooting ‘unacceptable’

The final day of Toronto’s Salsa on St. Clair festival was cancelled following a deadly shooting that killed two men and seriously injured several others late Saturday night.