Politics
Thomas Chabot named captain of the Ottawa Senators
The veteran defenceman becomes the first francophone to wear the 'C' for Ottawa.
Politics
Crime & Justice
Fired Surrey police chief Norm Lipinski sues to reverse his termination
The former chief argues his dismissal was unlawful and politically motivated, filing a petition in B.C. Supreme Court.
Canada
Alberta to seek private proposals for Calgary-Edmonton high-speed rail
The province plans to select a private-sector proponent by April 2027, with the federal government agreeing to refer the project to its Major Projects Office.
Politics
Former U.K. leader David Cameron says Alberta separation vote differs from Brexit
The former British prime minister, who oversaw the Brexit referendum, spoke at a Calgary conference three weeks before Alberta's vote.
Communities
Canada extends Ebola travel restrictions for 60 days to Nov. 27
The measures bar travel from three African nations and suspend immigration documents, affecting tens of thousands of people.
Crime & Justice
Lethbridge teen charged with terrorism, child sexual abuse and animal cruelty
The 17-year-old was arrested after an investigation into an online user linked to the 764 network, a listed terrorist entity.
Communities
Events and closures mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation across Canada
A national commemorative gathering on Parliament Hill and local events will honour residential school survivors and the children who never returned home.
Canada
Competition Bureau investigates grocery price advertising policies
The watchdog is examining whether supplier rules on minimum advertised prices reduce competition and hurt consumers.
iGaming
Three NHL players face pivotal seasons amid contract and performance questions
Darren Raddysh, Jason Robertson and Brayden Point are under pressure to prove their worth in the 2026-27 campaign.
Canada
B.C. leaders condemn white nationalist gathering on Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc land
The First Nation's chief says about 30 masked men were seen on the reserve, with flags linked to a group called Second Sons Canada.
Crime & Justice
Police arrest one suspect after targeted shooting at Vancouver's Spanish Banks
Police say one suspect is in custody and another is at large after a shooting at a parked vehicle.
Canada
Security experts call for independent inquiry into Havana Syndrome at Ottawa's Cuba embassy
Former spies and officials say Parliament must investigate alleged sonic attacks and Ottawa's treatment of diplomats.
Canada & the World
Experts question if Canada has enough diplomats for Arctic ambitions
The closure of a key diplomatic hub in Norway and an understaffed Greenland consulate have raised concerns about Canada's Arctic diplomacy.