The gunman accused of killing a Montreal police officer during Monday’s shooting in Côte-des-Neiges has been identified as 25-year-old Seth Scott Hatfield of Lethbridge, Alta. […]
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Civilian, Police Officer and Suspect Dead After Montreal Shooting
A civilian, a Montreal police officer and a suspected gunman were killed during a series of shootings in the Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood on Monday. A second […]
Canada’s inflation rate climbed to 3.2% in May, with rising gasoline prices once again driving the increase.
Canada’s annual inflation rate rose to 3.2 per cent in May, up from 2.8 per cent in April, according to Statistics Canada. Higher gas prices […]
Toys ‘R’ Us Canada Receives Court Approval to Divide Operations Among Three Buyers
An Ontario court has approved a plan to sell Toys “R” Us Canada to three different buyers as the company works to reduce its debt […]
An Anishinaabe filmmaker spent years creating a documentary about his own life, only to pass away just weeks before its premiere.
The late Anishinaabe artist Michael “Cy” Cywink created hundreds of murals across Ontario during his lifetime, earning recognition for his bold use of colour, symbolism, […]
Canada finalizes deal to buy Australian Arctic radar system
Canada is moving ahead with a major new radar project to help monitor the Arctic. The federal government has signed agreements with Australia and BAE […]
Confirmed Ebola Cases in Congo Outbreak Surpass 1,000 as Death Toll Reaches 254
Confirmed Ebola cases in eastern Congo have passed 1,000, with 254 people dead since the outbreak began in May, health officials said Sunday. The outbreak […]
Anemki Wajiw Powwow Brings Culture and Tradition to Indigenous Peoples Day
THUNDER BAY — Hundreds of people gathered at Anemki Wajiw on Sunday as Fort William First Nation held its annual powwow to celebrate National Indigenous […]
Gas Prices and Incentives Drive Surge in EV Sales
After a slow year for electric vehicle (EV) sales, higher gas prices and new government incentives are encouraging more Canadians to make the switch. Statistics […]
Community Criticism Mounts as Self-Proclaimed Indigenous Café Ordered to Shut Down
Indigenous Kitchen, a café on Vancouver’s Commercial Drive, is facing criticism after promoting itself as Indigenous-owned when it was not. Inez Cook, owner of the […]