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The Commons heritage committee votes next week on Bill S-211, a national framework on sports betting ads, as analysis counts 3,000 messages in NHL games.

Toronto, York, Halton, Hamilton and other Ontario police services have paused Crime Stoppers after a leak of 1.5 million tips held by a U.S. platform.

The Canadian Mortgage Brokers Association is calling on Ottawa to extend amortization periods, restore refinancing for insured mortgages and create a national down payment assistance framework.

Alberta’s new Flag Display Regulation sets which flags schools can fly from Jan. 4. Teachers and the NDP criticized it, while superintendents backed the change.

Alberta says it will keep appealing a ruling that quashed the separation petition, despite calls from First Nations chiefs and the NDP to drop it after the vote.

Gen. Jennie Carignan says the speed of the grass fire at CFB Wainwright is the main reason soldiers could not escape, as investigators reconstruct the scene.

A senior adviser to the prime minister told MPs the new strategy, the first full policy since 2004, should be public within a few weeks.

Speaking in Istanbul, the prime minister rejected the U.S. embassy’s list of alleged Canadian interference and said he is in no rush for a trade deal.

Public Safety Canada says to be ready to look after your household for at least 72 hours: four litres of water per person per day, food, a flashlight, a radio, medication and a plan.

Movember runs Nov. 1 to 30. Canadians grow a moustache, walk or run 60 km, host an event or set their own challenge to fund prostate and testicular cancer and suicide prevention work.