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Trump says he has offered UFC chief Dana White the White House press secretary job. White has not clearly accepted, and CNN reported he declined.
Davis Alexander threw for 373 yards as Montreal beat Winnipeg 33-23 in the CFL East final and will play the West winner in the 113th Grey Cup on Nov. 15.
Eight gift ideas for a skier or snowboarder in Canada, from over-glasses goggles to a boot bag, with prices from about $13 to $60 on Amazon.ca.
Chile’s state copper miner Codelco said it overstated output by 42,100 tonnes in 2024 and 2025 and cut its 2026 target to about 1.2 million tonnes.
Ottawa’s budget would merge RRSPs and RRIFs so retirees no longer convert at 71, but minimum withdrawals stay and no start date has been set.
Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 cost $298.99 at Amazon.ca on Nov. 7. Here is what the listing says, how they compare with Sony’s XM6 and who can skip them.
Every Toronto residential owner must declare their 2026 occupancy status by April 30, 2027, even if the home is their principal residence, or risk the three per cent tax.
Heavy snow will continue in Pangnirtung tonight and into Sunday, with 30 to 40 cm expected by Sunday afternoon.
Coastal flooding is likely in parts of Gaspé and Percé early Sunday afternoon, and freezing rain is expected in Gaspésie National Park tonight.
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Trump says he has offered UFC chief Dana White the White House press secretary job. White has not clearly accepted, and CNN reported he declined.
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As Ottawa braces for fresh pressure in Canada US trade, Prime Minister Mark Carney is reshaping a key advisory council to get faster, real-world insight from business and political leaders. The move could help Canada respond more quickly to tariffs, supply chain risks and policy shifts in Washington that affect jobs, prices and investment at home.
The Fairview Mall shooting sparked a major police response in North York, leaving shoppers and workers locked down as investigators worked to confirm what happened. As more details emerge, this disturbing incident is raising fresh concerns about safety in one of Toronto’s busiest public spaces.
This troubling child abuse case is drawing fresh scrutiny after a B.C. judge reduced a man’s sentence for assaulting a toddler while citing the lasting impacts of colonization. It’s a story raising urgent questions about child safety, accountability, and whether current penalties truly protect the most vulnerable.
King Charles’s tribute on what would have been Queen Elizabeth II’s 100th birthday highlights how the Queen Elizabeth legacy still shapes Canada’s public life, institutions and national identity. His message of service and continuity invites Canadians to reflect on what the monarchy means today—and what role it may play in the future.
One year later, the Pope Francis tomb is still drawing pilgrims from around the world, moved by the quiet simplicity that reflects his humble legacy. For many visitors, especially Canadians, the site has become a place of prayer, remembrance, and reflection on the lasting impact of his papacy.
















































