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Iraq's World Cup group stage ends as Shias navigate Muharram
Iraqi supporters in Toronto reconcile celebrating their national team with the holy month's religious observance.
Ex-husband guilty of murdering Tatjana Stefanski in B.C. Interior
Vitali Stefanski was convicted Friday of second-degree murder in the death of his ex-wife, whose body was found with numerous stab...
Mounties fatally shoot suspect in Cold Lake domestic call
A person died Thursday afternoon after an altercation with RCMP during a domestic call in northern Alberta. Two people were able to flee safely.
Western Canada braces for severe wildfire season
British Columbia expects a fire season similar to devastating years past as El Niño brings hot, dry conditions across the region.
Survey: 85% of Canadian teens have seen violence or gore online
Most encounters happen on YouTube and TikTok, often served by algorithms without user search.
Canada's third misogynistic mass shooting raises questions on legislation
A 100+ page misogynistic manifesto was found after an Alberta shooting that killed three, including a police officer.
Canada's most-wanted fugitive arrested in Spain after 2+ years on run
All Boivin, wanted for gangsterism and drug trafficking, was found in Marbella with help from Interpol and European police.
An Ontario senior lost $900,000 to crypto scam using Mark Carney deepfake
An 86-year-old saw what appeared to be the Prime Minister promoting an investment platform on Facebook. The video was AI-generated.
Tachek ferry makes final voyage after 57 years
BC Ferries' oldest hybrid vessel retires Friday with Island Nagalis taking over Quadra-Cortes route, boosting capacity significantly.
Canada grapples with antifeminist violence as third mass shooting strikes
A Montreal shooting killing three follows the 2020 Nova Scotia and 1989 Polytechnique attacks; experts call for stronger legislation.
Alberta studying three reservoir options on Red Deer River
Province seeking public input on dam near Ardley to meet growing water demand; survey open until July 30.
Copper theft investigation leads to arrests across southern Alberta
RCMP charge three after months-long probe into wire thefts from oil, gas, and farm sites; damage exceeds $96,000.
