KITCHENER: Environment Canada has issued a flood warning for the Waterloo region as the area grapples with heavy rainfall and damaging winds. Since early Friday
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Supervised Drug Injection Sites Do Not Increase Local Crime, McGill University Study Finds
TORONTO- A recent study by researchers at McGill University has found that supervised drug injection sites in Toronto do not lead to an increase in
Rising Electricity Rates Cripple Households in Newfoundland and Labrador
ST. JOHN’S: Families across Newfoundland and Labrador are facing a severe financial crisis as electricity bills skyrocket with the onset of winter. Most households have
Federal Gun Buyback Program Stalls as Pilot Project Falls Far Short of Targets
OTTAWA: The federal government’s highly anticipated “Assault-Style Firearms Compensation Program” is facing significant scrutiny after a pilot project in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, failed to
Suspect Arrested in Fatal Shooting of Indian Student at University of Toronto Campus
TORONTO: Toronto Police have apprehended a suspect in the fatal shooting of Shivank Awasthi, a 20-year-old international student from India, who was killed at the
Ubisoft Shuts Down Halifax Studio, Laying Off 71 Employees Weeks After Unionization
HALIFAX: Video game giant Ubisoft has announced the immediate closure of its Halifax studio, resulting in the termination of 71 employees. The move has sparked
Deloitte Report Predicts Sluggish Growth for Canada in 2026 Amid Trade Tensions and U.S. Tariffs
OTTAWA: A new economic outlook from Deloitte Canada suggests that the Canadian economy is entering a period of “slow growth mode,” with projections for 2026
Waterloo Housing Market Sees Slump in Sales as Federal Tax Breaks Aim to Spark Recovery
TORONTO-New data from the Cornerstone Association of Realtors reveals a significant slowdown in the Waterloo region’s housing market throughout 2025. Total home sales for the
Federal, provincial leaders to tour Manitoba First Nation
CROSS LAKE — A high-level delegation of federal, provincial, and Indigenous leaders is arriving in Pimicikamak Cree Nation today, January 7, 2026, to assess the
Montreal Braces for Mixed Precipitation, High Winds, and Drastic Temperature Swings
MONTREAL — Environment Canada has issued a weather advisory for Montreal, forecasting a turbulent stretch of winter weather characterized by snow, rain, and significant temperature