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North Okanagan man guilty of murdering ex-wife
Vitali Stefanski faces life in prison after jury finds him guilty of second-degree murder in death of Tatjana Stefanski.
Quebec has 28,600 job openings — many don't need a degree
Health and social services dominate, but retail, food service, and truck driving also have massive demand. Average wage: $29.15/hour.
Christine Sinclair, Michael J. Fox elevated to Order of Canada's highest rank
Soccer legend and actor join 56 other Canadians appointed to the country's highest civilian honour by Governor General Louise Arbour.
Thunderstorms bring golf-ball hail, heavy rain to Alberta
Two regions under moderate weather risk Friday with wind gusts up to 90 km/h and rainfall totals of 50mm possible.
BlackBerry hits profitability milestone after 9 years
The Canadian tech company's QNX software business surged 26% year-over-year, marking the first quarter of positive operating cash flow.
PM Carney to announce plan to restore 24 Sussex
The 35-room mansion, abandoned as the prime minister's residence in 2015, will be restored under a government plan unveiled Friday.
Leonard Cohen estate rejects Trump's use of 'Hallelujah'
The family blocked the song at a June 24 rally in Washington—the second time they've denied the campaign use of Cohen's work.
Health Canada recalls wireless power bank over fire hazard
Canadians who own a Super Off-Road Solar Wireless Power Bank are urged to stop using it immediately due to risk of battery overheating.
Doctors call on Ottawa to intervene in gas greenwashing investigation
Competition Bureau closed its probe after the Canadian Gas Association removed environmental claims. Medical groups want Minister Joly to act.
Canada signs security deal with Qatar on transnational crime
The memorandum of understanding took effect immediately and will be reviewed after five years, following a January trade mission by PM Carney.
Federal energy minister names 5 priority power-line projects for grid expansion
Ottawa backs interprovincial transmission upgrades as Canada targets doubling its electric grid by 2050 to meet growing demand from...
Jesuit Finance Director Agrees to Repay $8.8M in Stolen Funds
Barry Leidl, 62, managed the Catholic order's finances for over 30 years before allegations of embezzlement dating back to at least 2010.
