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Democrats have won control of the U.S. Senate, the Associated Press reported early Wednesday, a shift that matters to Canada…
Canada tariffs as of Nov. 4, 2026: what the U.S. charges, Canada’s 15, 25 and 50 per cent counter-tariffs, and what you pay on U.S. orders.
Jack Hughes scored twice and Connor Hellebuyck won again in net as the New Jersey Devils beat the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 in a shootout Tuesday night in Newark.
NBC News projects Democrats will win the U.S. House. Canada’s tariff and trade talks are the first test of what a new majority means.
Granite moccasin markers at City Hall, Dundurn Castle and the Waterfront Discovery Centre mark Treaties Recognition Week in Hamilton.
Hamilton will hold public Remembrance services from Nov. 6 to 11, including a Nov. 8 Garrison Parade that closes King Street downtown for nearly two hours.
Democrats won Senate races in Georgia, North Carolina and New Hampshire, and NBC News projects they will win the House. The AP has not yet called control of either chamber.
Bruce Power faces two federal Fisheries Act charges after millions of gizzard shad died at its Tiverton, Ont., plant in 2025. It appears in court Nov. 24.
Bill 38 would compel Alberta post-secondary schools to stay neutral on political issues and cap tuition hikes at two per cent for 2027-28.
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Mayor Peter Kelly apologized on Feb. 24, 2010 for the razing of Africville. A $3-million settlement and a land deed followed, and the debate over redress continues.
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Toronto’s costliest listing is still a $48M Bridle Path ravine estate; three homes cut prices and one is new to the top 10 since our October list.
A $28M Point Grey home still leads Vancouver’s priciest houses; two new entries replace a Shaughnessy home off REW.ca and a Cypress Street price cut.
Toronto’s costliest listing is still a $48M Bridle Path ravine estate; three homes cut prices and one is new to the top 10 since our October list.
Canada’s most expensive home for sale is still a $58.8-million West Vancouver waterfront estate, and all 10 of October’s priciest houses remain on the market.
Mayor Peter Kelly apologized on Feb. 24, 2010 for the razing of Africville. A $3-million settlement and a land deed followed, and the debate over redress continues.
On Nov. 4, 1873, a small group of Montrealers founded the Montreal Golf Club, later Royal Montreal, a body often called the oldest golf club in North America.

















































