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Winter burn browns cedars and other evergreens every spring. Here is how Canadian homeowners can water, stake, wrap and mulch to prevent it this fall.
Applications reopen for the federal Black Ideas Grant, but the $8-million round matches the last one, showing funding growth has flattened since 2023.
At Tuesday’s inaugural Canada Investment Summit, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a masterclass in political sleight of hand, unveiling…
Winnipeg suspended Connor Hellebuyck after the Vezina Trophy winner failed to report to camp, one of several storylines as NHL training camps opened.
Two annual reports to Parliament show Canada’s lobbying regulator checked well under the 5 per cent sample it describes, and the latest contains figures that do not reconcile.
Evan Bouchard and Zach Hyman were named Oilers alternate captains Thursday, filling the leadership gap left by Darnell Nurse’s departure from Edmonton.
OpenAI says Canada is an obvious place to look for data centre capacity, but Alberta has allocated its full 1,200 MW cap and Quebec is rationing power.
Nova Scotia’s Drake Batherson signed an eight-year, $86-million extension, the largest contract in Ottawa Senators history, a decade after scoring four goals in a season of Maritime Junior A hockey.
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Ottawa is fighting its own human rights tribunal in court again over First Nations child welfare, as Canada’s legal spending on the case keeps climbing.
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Radical Ventures raised US$1B for Canada’s largest-ever VC fund, joining RBC and Intrepid in a capital push to keep AI startups from leaving for the U.S.
The Virginia redistricting plan is putting the spotlight back on how electoral maps can shape power, fairness and trust in democracy long after election day. As voters weigh in, the outcome could ripple far beyond Virginia and fuel a wider debate over who really controls the rules of representation.
The Virginia redistricting plan is drawing national attention as voters weigh who should control the maps that shape political power. Beyond Virginia, the debate highlights a bigger question about fairness, representation and public trust in democracy.
A tragic case in northern Manitoba has taken a heartbreaking turn, with caregivers charged Manitoba police say were responsible for a six-year-old girl at the time of her fatal injury. As the investigation moves into court, many families will be watching closely for answers and accountability.
A disturbing cemetery vase theft in rural Nova Scotia has left families grieving more than missing metal, as dozens of flower vases vanished from a place meant for remembrance and peace. Police are now investigating what many in the community see as a deeply personal violation.
A Calgary nightclub shut down after inspectors found cockroaches and mould, raising serious concerns about sanitation and public safety. The closure is a stark reminder that even popular nightlife spots must meet the same health standards as any other public business.








































