Court filings show the Belleville synagogue shooter sued the military for $1 million over his COVID-19 vaccine discharge before the deadly attack.

Ottawa’s first-ever First Nations-only first ministers meeting set for Oct. 26 pairs faster pipeline approvals with a chiefs’ push for real consent power.

Canada’s foreign buyer ban lapses Jan. 1, 2027, with no replacement named. Data cited by a national law firm show its price impact was already small.

On Sept. 25, 1956, Clarenville, N.L., became the Canadian landing point for TAT-1, the first transatlantic telephone cable linking North America and Europe.

Montreal startup Axya raised $17M CAD to automate manufacturing procurement, as Canadian capital pours into industrial AI amid a sourcing tech gap.

DeBrincat scored in overtime for Detroit, Nichushkin found the net in his Blue Jackets debut and Carolina rallied from four down in Thursday’s preseason slate.

Isaac Howard and Quinn Hutson scored as Edmonton’s prospect-heavy lineup beat Vancouver 2-1 in preseason play Thursday, pushing the Oilers to 3-0-0.

A St. Thomas homeowner lost her coverage after two routine claims, exposing how little protection Ontario gives homeowners versus drivers today.

Justice Minister Sean Fraser ordered a new appeal for two Indigenous sisters convicted of a 1994 Saskatchewan murder, citing a likely miscarriage of justice.