Canadian human rights lawyer becomes first woman to run 100 mile-race in Antarctica
Stephanie Case hates the cold. Yet, she became the first woman to run 100 continuous miles in one of the world’s coldest places - Antarctica.
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Stephanie Case hates the cold. Yet, she became the first woman to run 100 continuous miles in one of the world’s coldest places - Antarctica.
Police officers in Newfoundland and Labrador have been leaving their jobs at 'unprecedented rates,' according to a union president, giving police forces in the province a fresh set of recruitment and retention challenges.
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government is making sweeping changes after a W5 investigation revealed how corrupt airport workers are trafficking drugs using innocent passengers’ luggage tags.
A woman who bought a 20-year-old cottage in Magnetawan in 2022 not only later discovered it was on Crown land, but was told by the Ministry of Natural Resources she had to remove it or face the consequences.
There is new evidence that a Soviet spy who defected to Britain in the early 1980s played a key role in helping Canada unravel the mystery of a mole who passed secrets to Russian intelligence.
The federal government has served Stellantis with a notice of default on its funding agreement after the automaker signed a deal to sell an assembly plant to Roshel.
Construction is finally underway at the site of a landslide that washed away a critical road and cut out a massive hole in front of the fire station in L’Ascension, Que. It took 86 days to get the work started. Mayor Jacque
A network that’s likely based outside of Canada is using deepfakes to spread “politically divisive” content to Canadians, says a new report released Thursday.
Melanie Joly’s most senior staff and a top aide in Mark Carney’s Office met with armoured vehicle maker Roshel in advance of its announced purchase of the Stellantis Brampton assembly plant.
Verdun borough mayor Céline-Audrey Beauregard says one local newspaper has gone too far after it published a sexist caricature of her.
Travel experts say the Democrats’ sweeping midterm victory is poised to fan a trend of rising Canadian visitor volumes to the United States.
Ontario Provincial Police are urging seasonal property owners to secure camps and cottages before winter, offering tips to reduce the risk of property crime while buildings sit vacant.
The business school at Western University says it’s reviewing the use of an artificial intelligence tutor in one course after students raised concerns about the cost and reliability of the chatbot.
More than two dozen Canadians accused of international drug smuggling are now turning to a personal injury lawyer, claiming they were victims of a bag tag switching scheme.
King Charles joined Elton John for a special edition of the singer’s Apple Music radio show to celebrate 50 years of The King’s Trust and musicians who have supported the youth charity, Buckingham Palace said on Thursday.
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly’s office is disputing media reports that characterized the federal government as having played an active role in negotiations that led to automaker Stellantis selling its Brampton, Ont. assembly plant to defence contractor Roshel.