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Edmonton loaned D Damien Carfagna and waived G Matt Tomkins Sept. 27, leaving the Oilers at 24 players with Jason Dickinson still out before Tuesday’s opener.
Four people, including a radio host and veteran pilot, died when a helicopter crashed near Montreal on what family say was a birthday flight.
A WETT-certified inspection, safe ash disposal and properly dried firewood cut the risk of chimney fires and CO exposure this heating season.
Quebec’s Oct. 5 election could hand the PQ a majority, and its leader says a sovereignty referendum would wait until Trump leaves office in 2029.
Leylah Fernandez of Laval, Que., beat Australia’s Talia Gibson 7-5, 6-0 on Sunday to win the Singapore Tennis Open, her sixth career WTA title.
Ottawa acquired goaltender Jonas Johansson, Detroit and Nashville made waiver claims, and injuries mounted around the NHL before next week’s season openers.
Ottawa reveals Trump’s Gordie Howe Bridge delay demand was about toll revenue, not construction, as an MP presses for cost details still withheld.
Parental mortgage co-signing has nearly tripled since 2004, and Equifax data shows Ontario homeowners’ missed payments are climbing right alongside it.
On Sept. 27, 1918, Canadian troops crossed a dry stretch of the Canal du Nord in France, breaching the Hindenburg Line in one of the war’s costliest battles.
Toronto-based Tailscale and Windscribe joined 20-plus Canadian and European firms warning Bill C-22’s lawful-access rules could push tech firms out of Canada.













