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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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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.
Alan Osmond dead at 76 has sparked an emotional wave of tributes, with family reflections bringing a deeply personal side to the loss. Beyond the headlines, the story is resonating with readers as a reminder of how much love, memory, and final moments with family can matter.
Peel Police are investigating a troubling series of tow truck arsons after three transport trucks were set ablaze across Mississauga in less than an hour. The linked fires are raising fresh concerns about security at GTA trucking hubs and what this could mean for Ontario businesses and supply chains.
















































