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Alberta’s Smith optimistic about aerospace industry potential as De Havilland breaks ground on hub near Strathmore

Pipelines weren’t the only economic development opportunity on Danielle Smith’s mind Saturday on her radio program Your Province, Your Premier.

2 fire ranger crews, local fire department battle forest fire near North Bay

A wildfire buring west of Highway 11 near Tilden Lake is not under control. Drivers may face reduced visibility as fire ranger crews and local firefighters work to combat the blaze.

A ‘red line’: Chinese embassy condemns Canadian MP’s visit to Taiwan

A Canadian MP is on route to Taiwan to assert 'Canadian sovereignty' in the face of what he called is a warning from China’s ambassador to Canada against members of parliament visiting the island.

‘Do what you love’: N.B. teen soon to compete at national Skills Canada competition

Georgia Eastwood tried a lot of different jobs as a young teen: lawn care, dishwashing, and cleaning. At 15, she found herself applying for a summer job working in the kitchen of Big Axe Alehouse and Grill in Mactaquac, N.B. The teen even worked her way up to sous chef and supervisor.

Canadian mushroom growers warn new U.S. tariffs could ‘flood’ domestic market

With a July 1 deadline to review the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) around the corner, new U.S. tariffs are set to take effect next week, this time on Canadian mushrooms.

What you need to know about Victoria Day in Canada

The unofficial start of summer will begin on Victoria Day this Monday in Canada. Here’s what you need to know.

‘I shouldn’t even be here’: Man with Stage 4 cancer sees dramatic improvement with new treatment, at a high cost

When 47-year-old Francesco Colosimo suffered a seizure in early May 2025, he received devastating news: he had glioblastoma, one of the most aggressive forms of brain cancer.

Health Canada warns parents to stop using this wooden playpen gate

Health Canada is warning parents to stop using a wooden baby playpen gate sold in Canada due to a potential choking and injury hazard linked to loose screws.

Here’s why best before dates are costing Canadians billions in avoidable food waste

Confusion over best before dates is causing billions of dollars-worth of safe, edible food to be wasted every year in Canada, according to a recent report.

Another man has died while waiting for care at hospital: Alberta Medical Association

The Alberta Medical Association says another patient has died while waiting for care at a hospital, as the province’s health agency investigates the case.

‘You have to work it out’: Premier Danielle Smith says signing MOU shows that she is pro-federalist

Are Danielle Smith’s true colours red and white, with a maple leaf in the middle?

Two Toronto Swatch stores closed Saturday as new watch caused long lines

Swatch stores at two Toronto malls were closed Saturday amid long lines for the release of a new limited edition pocket watch.

Cruise passenger isolating in B.C. has tested positive for hantavirus, top doctor says

One of the four passengers from the hantavirus-affected cruise who are isolating on Vancouver Island has tested positive for the virus, B.C.’s top doctor announced Saturday.

New Brunswick goes all in on plan for people without family doctors

A small New Brunswick village has been grappling with a common Canadian issue: retiring family physicians and long waitlists of unattached patients.

Governor General strips two Order of Canada appointees of honours

Gov. Gen. Mary Simon announced Friday she approved the termination of two Order of Canada members after they were found guilty of crimes in separate cases.