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Heywood Yu/Regina Leader-Post Saskatchewan Roughriders kicker Alex Hale (11) kicks a field goal against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers during the…

U.S. President Donald Trump was met by loud cheers as he announced tariffs on Irish whiskey would soon be removed.…

TORONTO — Helen Mirren, Penélope Cruz and Seth Rogen are among the Hollywood stars being feted at the Toronto International…

George Chuvalo, a hard-nosed heavyweight who never hit the canvas despite taking on the world’s best boxers, has died. He…

A Canadian childhood cancer charity is calling on the federal government to provide more financial support to families whose children…

John Baird served his first term as minister of the environment in Stephen Harper’s government in 2007 and 2008. At…

Mark Carney met Forever Canadian volunteers in Banff on Sept. 11. Five weeks later, about three in four Albertans voted to stay in Canada. What the Banff visit signalled and what came next.

after BREAST CANCER holds its 14th Annual Pink Diamond Gala, presented by Deloitte, on Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026, at Bellvue Manor in Vaughan, Ont., with a fireside conversation featuring Canadian fashion journalist Jeanne Beker. The registered charity says the event aims to fund aftercare for at least 250 more women, including mastectomy bras, camisoles and breast prostheses provided at no out-of-pocket cost.

How 38 diverted jets and nearly 7,000 stranded travellers landed in Gander, N.L., in 2001, and what happened at the town’s 25th anniversary ceremony on Sept. 11, 2026.

Opinion: columnist Nick Kossovan argues Canadian politicians and media keep falling for Donald Trump’s “strategic distraction” — from the 51st-state taunt to the executive order renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America” — and that every outraged response costs Ottawa leverage while trade, energy and supply-chain files go unaddressed. His prescription, quoting Carleton University’s Fen Osler Hampson: “Lay out your position, then shut up.”