Health & Life
A two-vehicle crash at a busy Toronto intersection sent two people to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries Sunday evening, marking another incident in the city's ongoing traffic safety challenges.
By Priya Anand · September 21, 2026
Health & Life
As students return to classrooms, over 600,000 Canadian children with food allergies face heightened risks and complex safety protocols.
By Priya Anand · September 7, 2026
Tech & Science
Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, has emerged as a distinctive leader blending conciliatory diplomacy with bold interventions on global conflicts, technology ethics, and political tensions while redefining the papacy's public engagement in the digital age.
By Daniel Cormier · September 20, 2026
Tech & Science
Independent Fisheries Ltd. is challenging a court ruling that rejected its request for detailed allegations in a lawsuit accusing it of participating in an illegal lobster scheme, with the case now highlighting broader tensions in Nova Scotia's fishing industry.
By Daniel Cormier · September 20, 2026
Communities
A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot and wounded a 28-year-old Venezuelan man during a traffic stop in Austin, Texas, prompting protests and demands for local oversight of the investigation.
By Hannah MacKenzie · September 20, 2026
Communities
The historic Niagara Region town of Jordan Village offers scenic vineyards, cozy cafés, and waterfall hikes for the perfect autumn day trip.
By Hannah MacKenzie · September 21, 2026
iGaming
Texas prediction markets generate high trading volumes as stakeholders await regulatory clarity amid upcoming elections and a heated Senate hearing.
By Elise Tremblay · September 18, 2026
Canada
A new three-hour documentary about Terry Fox's historic Marathon of Hope debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival, featuring never-before-seen footage and personal reflections from his brother and Canadian athletes.
By Elise Tremblay · September 20, 2026
Canada
Authorities are investigating an unprovoked attack where a suspect pushed a victim while making anti-immigrant remarks near Yonge and Sheppard. The incident has been classified as a suspected hate crime amid rising reports of such offenses in Toronto.
By Elise Tremblay · September 19, 2026
Business
A Quebec journalist shares hard-won lessons from purchasing a first home amid rising prices and fierce competition, offering key financial and logistical advice for new buyers handling a market where median prices hit $497,501.
By Marcus Lowe · September 19, 2026
Business
Multiple Canadian provinces are set to raise minimum wages this year to combat inflation, with five jurisdictions implementing hikes on April 1 and others planning increases later in 2023, while major provinces like Ontario and Alberta hold rates steady.
By Marcus Lowe · March 17, 2023
Health & Life
The Trump administration's aggressive counter-narcotics operations continue with a lethal strike on a suspected drug smuggling vessel in the Caribbean, bringing the total death toll to at least 231 across 69 operations as the campaign expands to land operations in multiple countries.
By Priya Anand · September 20, 2026