Canada
Most Alberta doctors would leave province if it separates from Canada, survey finds
A survey by the Alberta Medical Association found 55 per cent of responding physicians would move to another province if Alberta left Canada.
Canada
Crime & Justice
U.S. court denies bail to alleged Tumbler Ridge shooting co-conspirator
A judge in Seattle ruled the accused, who faces a conspiracy charge, posed a danger and a flight risk.
Canada
Canada's Wonderland closes two coasters after fatal Six Flags incident
The Leviathan and Behemoth rides are shut down after a man died on a similar roller coaster at a Six Flags park in Georgia.
Politics
Alberta referendum includes nine questions beyond separation, could reshape immigration and voting
The Oct. 19 ballot includes proposals on provincial control of immigration, social program access and proof of citizenship for voters.
Canada
Dan Levy criticizes Shane Gillis for misogynistic SNL joke about gym attire
The Schitt's Creek star said the comedian's monologue remark about women dressing like 'whores' promotes a culture of sexual assault.
Communities
Ontario to move northwestern region to permanent daylight time
The province will align the region with Manitoba, which is also ending seasonal time changes.
Politics
Canada and allies regret Palestinian election delay
The votes were set for next month but have been delayed by President Mahmoud Abbas until 2027.
Crime & Justice
Charges withdrawn in 1988 P.E.I. murder after police lose crucial evidence
Prosecutors say the loss of key exhibits means there is no longer a reasonable likelihood of conviction.
iGaming
BETBY partners with Polish betting brand Lebull to power its sportsbook
The deal provides Lebull with managed trading services, AI-driven risk management and access to over 40 proprietary esports titles.
Crime & Justice
Canadian ransomware negotiator arrested in FBI hacking case
Ed Dubrovsky is charged with conspiracy and interference with commerce by threats in connection to the ShinyHunters group.
Politics
Carney urges Albertans to keep Canada united ahead of separation vote
The prime minister delivered his plea from his old high school a week before the province votes on whether to hold a future separation referendum.
Crime & Justice
RCMP says it will deepen FBI ties despite warnings of over-reliance
The RCMP says it will expand collaboration with the FBI, but a new book warns the force has grown too dependent on its U.S. counterpart.
Communities
Travel nurses say Ontario agency hasn't paid them for months of work
The nurses, who worked in Saskatchewan, say the staffing agency EZ Care has gone silent and they are owed tens of thousands.