Communities
33 military members remain hospitalized after deadly CFB Wainwright fire
Defence Minister David McGuinty says the situation for the injured is delicate and evolving as investigations continue.
Communities
Politics
Albertans vote to stay in Canada, endorse changes to immigration and constitution
While rejecting a future independence vote, Albertans voted yes to nine other questions on immigration restrictions and constitutional reform.
Crime & Justice
Police seek bus passengers who fled Calgary crash that killed three
Investigators believe several passengers left the scene before speaking with police after a crash that killed three and injured 16.
Crime & Justice
Police launch program to divert dementia-related domestic violence from courts
The Silver Guardian Program aims to connect people at risk with support services before an incident occurs.
Politics
Pamela Wallin resigns from Senate two years before mandatory retirement
The former broadcaster and senator from Saskatchewan gave no reason for her departure, which was effective Sunday.
Crime & Justice
Key witness in Pearson gold heist trial says PTSD causes memory lapses
Arsalan Chaudhary, already sentenced for his role, testified he cannot recall conversations with the accused about the $22 million airport theft.
Crime & Justice
B.C. judge rules Criminal Code restriction on early parole for multiple murderers unconstitutional
The ruling delays sentencing for three men convicted of murdering an elderly couple in a home invasion.
Canada
Beluga rescued from Marineland dies at SeaWorld San Diego
The nine-year-old male beluga stopped eating and an ultrasound showed his intestinal tract was not functioning normally.
iGaming
IWG launches Daily Streak retention feature with North American lotteries
The feature, which rewards consecutive daily play, is already live with Atlantic Lottery and the Pennsylvania Lottery.
Canada
Report alleges Muslim Brotherhood infiltrating Canadian institutions, fomenting antisemitism
A new study claims the group uses charities and universities to push a transnational ideological strategy.
Canada
Nova Scotia lacks provincewide policy on AI use in classrooms
Parents and educators are calling for consistent guidelines as regional education centres set their own rules on artificial intelligence.
Politics
Four soldiers killed, dozens injured in CFB Wainwright fire
Prime Minister Mark Carney says four Canadian Armed Forces members died and dozens were seriously injured in the Saturday incident.
Canada & the World
Ukraine launches massive drone attack on Russia as tensions with U.S. rise
The strikes hit an oil terminal in St. Petersburg, killing one person, as Kyiv resumed attacks after a brief pause.