FBI Director Kash Patel briefly paused cooperation with the RCMP this month over a CBC memo on 9/11 terminology, the New York Times reports, as Ottawa and Washington play down the rift.

Skip the rake. Raise your mower deck, take the bag off and cut fallen leaves into pieces small enough that grass still shows through, then repeat weekly.

Elections Canada’s register still shows no final campaign return for three registered third parties, 13 months after the filing deadline passed.

A B.C. judge struck down forced rural service contracts for foreign-trained doctors, but the deeper quota system limiting their residency spots remains intact.

Indigenous youth toured Ontario against Carney’s fast-tracked projects agenda. A look at the year-old law, and advisory council, behind the fight.

CMHC’s Fall 2026 report calls for up to 4.69 million homes by 2036. In 2022, the same federal agency said 3.5 million would fix things by 2030.

Sir Alexander Galt, Father of Confederation and founder of Lethbridge’s coal industry, died in Montreal on Sept. 19, 1893, months after throat cancer surgery.

Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff denies a Hellebuyck side deal, Dylan Larkin opens up on his trade request, and Brad Marchand faces an October return.

Ottawa could table a bill within days forcing mediation before strikes at ports and rail, reviving a fight over Section 107 and the right to strike.