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Many will be in need of care after Vancouver festival attack that killed 11, organizer says
An organizer of the Filipino festival in Vancouver that was devastated by a "meaningless tragedy" says there are many who will need help to recover after a vehicle tore through their celebration, killing 11 people.
Voters head to the polls today after a 35-day election campaign packed with promises
After a short, intense and heated election campaign of just 35 days, Canadians go to the polls today to elect a new federal government.
Poilievre campaigns in Conservative-safe ridings as election nears
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is campaigning in what polls suggest are Conservative-safe ridings today as election day approaches.
DDT sprayed in New Brunswick forests found in trout at 'alarming' levels: study
More than 50 years after it was last used in New Brunswick, new research shows the insecticide DDT is still found in "alarming" rates in trout in the province's lakes, potentially posing a danger to other wildlife and humans that eat the fish.
BC operation by police, regulators discovers losses of $4M in assets to crypto fraud
British Columbia's securities regulator says a recent two-day operation to identify victims of a specific type of cryptocurrency fraud has found 89 people who were drained of more than $4 million in assets.
Gas firm says a contractor died in a gas plant fire near Fort St. John, BC
A contractor has been killed and another person hurt in a fire in a gas plant north of Fort St. John, BC.
Statistics Canada will release March inflation reading this morning
Statistics Canada will release its latest reading for inflation this morning.
Carney in Ottawa for cabinet committee meeting on US relations
Prime Minister Mark Carney has suspended his election campaign yet again to deal with the fallout of U.S. tariffs.
More than 34,000 customers still powerless after spring storm tears through Ontario
Just over 35,000 customers still don't have power back in Ontario more than a week after a storm tore through the central and eastern parts of the province.