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Lacombe Man Wins $15 Million, Plans to Help Others
A recent $15 million Lotto Max jackpot winner from Lacombe, Alberta, has revealed his plans to use his winnings to support his family and community causes. Don Matheson's life-changing win comes just before his birthday, adding an extra layer of celebration.
Canada Halts $800M Griffon Helicopter Upgrade Amidst Complexity
A significant modernization project for Canada's Griffon helicopters has been paused due to unforeseen technical challenges. The $800 million upgrade is now under review, raising questions about timelines and budget.
World Cup 2026 Ticket Sales Surge Amid Canadian Excitement
With the FIFA World Cup 2026 rapidly approaching, excitement is building across Canada. Ticket sales have seen a significant surge as Canadians eager to witness history being made on home soil.
Air Canada Flight Diverted to Boston Due to Medical Emergency
An Air Canada flight en route to Halifax was unexpectedly diverted to Boston on Thursday after the captain experienced a medical issue mid-flight. Passengers and crew were safely deplaned upon arrival in the United States.
Calgarian Designer Behind Canada's World Cup 2026 Jerseys
Calgary's Holly Gallacher, lead designer at Nike, has put her creative stamp on the Canadian men's national soccer team's jerseys for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The designs draw inspiration from Canadian heritage and a touch of sports superstition.
Montreal Alleged Shooter Linked to Conspiracy Theories
Investigators are examining the digital footprint of the alleged Montreal shooter, with reports indicating a deep dive into extremist ideologies and conspiracy theories. A manifesto, reportedly authored weeks before the attack, is a key focus.
Weedkiller Linked to Superbug Evolution, New Study Finds
A surprising new study suggests a widely-used weedkiller may be contributing to the growing threat of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, or "superbugs." Research indicates a potential link between glyphosate and the resilience of dangerous microbes.
Nancy Guthrie Case: Second Ransom Note Claims Abduction Victim Died
New details have emerged in the ongoing search for Nancy Guthrie, the mother of "Today" show host Savannah Guthrie. A second ransom note, sent to media outlets, reportedly claims that Guthrie has died following her February abduction.
Canada's New Submarines: Strategic Role for Navy Under Review
Canada's aging submarine fleet is slated for replacement, prompting a national discussion on their future strategic importance. The government is evaluating the capabilities and roles these new vessels will play in defending Canadian sovereignty and international interests.
N.L. Celebrates Summer with Indigenous Peoples Day Festivities
Newfoundland and Labrador are embracing the summer solstice by celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day. Across the province, communities are hosting events to honour the rich cultures and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.
Victoria Dragon Boat Festival Returns to Inner Harbour
The vibrant spectacle of the Dragon Boat Festival has returned to Victoria's Inner Harbour, bringing with it a wave of cultural celebration and athletic competition. This year's event marks a significant shift in timing, embracing the start of summer.
Lytton Homes Evacuated as Out-of-Control Wildfire Threatens Community
Dozens of homes have been evacuated and an evacuation order expanded as the Saw Creek wildfire rages out of control near Lytton, B.C. This marks another traumatic event for a community still recovering from a devastating fire five years ago.
Fefe Dobson to Headline Richmond Hill Canada Day Celebration
Multi-platinum artist Fefe Dobson will be the headliner for Richmond Hill's annual Canada Day festivities this year. The event, held at Richmond Green Park on July 1, promises a full day of family fun, live music, and a spectacular fireworks display.
Canadian Lawyers Demand Crackdown on Alabama Prison Labour Imports
Canadian legal advocates are pushing for stricter regulations on goods imported from Alabama, citing concerns over the use of prison labour. A formal complaint has been filed, alleging that products entering Canada may be linked to forced labour practices.
Canada Reverses Citizenship Certificate Demands Amidst Confusion
Confusion surrounds the recent demands for citizenship certificates from "lost Canadians," as Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is now reportedly returning these very documents. The reversal has sparked questions about the process and the affected individuals.
Canada Day Singalong Aims to Unite All Canadians
A grassroots movement called "All Together, Canada" is encouraging Canadians to sing "O Canada" simultaneously on July 1st. The initiative seeks to foster national unity and pride across the country, transcending political divides. Organizers hope for widespread participation, from individuals to larger groups.
New Book Explores Canada's Growing Far-Right Extremism
A new book dives into the increasing presence of far-right extremism in Canada, arguing it has evolved from small groups into a broader network fueled by online radicalization. Authors Stephanie Carvin and Amarnath Amarasingam examine key incidents and the movement's domestic roots.
Canada Urged to Close Submersible Loopholes After Titan Report
An expert warns Canada's response to the Titan submersible disaster must be efficient and avoid loopholes to prevent future tragedies. The Transportation Safety Board of Canada's final report highlights regulatory gaps that allowed the ill-fated expedition to proceed with insufficient oversight.
Montreal Mayor's Husband Stopped by Police Repeatedly
Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante has spoken out about her husband, who is Black, being stopped by police multiple times last year without cause. This statement comes amid ongoing investigations into alleged racial profiling within the Montreal police force.
Ismael Kone Suffers Horrific Leg Injury in World Cup Match
Canadian soccer star Ismael Kone has suffered a severe leg injury during a World Cup match against Qatar. The incident cast a shadow over Canada's decisive victory, with teammates and coaches expressing deep concern for the midfielder.
Frank Stronach Found Guilty on Two Assault Charges
Canadian billionaire and automotive magnate Frank Stronach has been found guilty on two charges of sexual assault and indecent assault. The verdicts were delivered today in a Toronto courtroom following a high-profile trial.
Canadian midfielder Ismaël Koné faces surgery after leg injury
Canadian soccer star Ismaël Koné will undergo surgery after sustaining a severe leg injury during a match against Qatar. The incident cast a shadow over Canada's historic World Cup victory.
PM Carney Praises Team Canada After Historic World Cup Victory
Prime Minister Mark Carney extended heartfelt congratulations to Team Canada following their monumental 6-0 victory over Qatar in the FIFA World Cup. This historic win marks a significant moment for Canadian soccer.
Tornado Warning Issued East of Ottawa as Storms Brew
Residents east of Ottawa are urged to seek shelter as Environment Canada has issued a red tornado warning for the region. Dangerous thunderstorms are impacting eastern Ontario and western Quebec, with a risk of damaging winds and heavy rain.