WestJet is temporarily suspending flights between Canada's two biggest cities this winter, but plans to resume service between Toronto and Montreal next spring. read more
Quebec’s ombudsman published the first update on the commission and found that less than a third of the calls to action have been implemented. read more
The NDP sailed to victory Tuesday night with a solid win that cements leader Wab Kinew as Manitoba's first First Nations premier and also nets the party enough seats to form a majority government. read more
The funeral is scheduled to take place at 2 p.m. PT at the Langley Events Centre. It will include a procession and a memorial service concluding with a final salute. read more
A Regina woman facing terminal cancer won't have peace of mind until she finds a loving person to take care of her three senior dogs. read more
A real estate investment company that’s bought up dozens of older apartment buildings in recent years has become “a great Canadian growth story” by seizing on the unaffordable housing market, says one of its executives. A group of Hamilton tenants say they're the ones paying the price. read more
Toronto is experiencing a summer-like stretch of unseasonably warm weather. CBC Toronto meteorologist Colette Kennedy breaks down how high temperatures will affect fall colours this year — and how climate change factors in. read more
A newlywed Indigenous couple is working hard to destigmatize queer love in Eeyou Istchee and create the safe spaces they needed themselves. read more
Canada scored a three-set win over host China on Wednesday to improve to 3-1 and move into second spot in Pool C at a men's volleyball Olympic qualification tournament. The top two countries from each of the three pools will play in Paris next summer. read more
"It's so exciting to go from a global adventure to a local one, with the opportunity to meet and hear from people in all corners of this giant city about your lives, families and struggles," Common told CBC Toronto ahead of his Oct. 16 start. read more
One political observer says Ontario's premier is likely to survive the recent Greenbelt scandal since he's apologized and reversed course, but political scientists and a former Liberal cabinet minister say the responsibility for initiating the policy and allowing it through cabinet still lies with him. read more
The new Hockey Canada policy takes aim at "minimum requirements of attire" in dressing rooms. If players don't wear the base layer, they will have to change into it inside a closed washroom stall at the rink. read more
For years when it was in power, the former Conservative government railed against a great, faceless bureaucracy it blamed for undermining its goals for the Department of National Defence (DND). That tactic appears to have been adopted by the current Liberal defence minister as he explains the government’s intention to cut $1 billion from the defence appropriation. read more
A detention order issued in California calls for Martel to be taken immediately into custody by the U.S. Marshals Service, assuming he can be located in the country. read more
Inside the laptop found in the small apartment of a man accused of killing a Muslim family in London, a digital forensic investigator found an early version of a manifesto and a video of someone shooting two people, jurors at his trial in an Ontario court in Windsor heard Tuesday. read more
Liberal MP Greg Fergus has been elected the new Speaker of the House of Commons — and his first challenge will be to help Parliament turn the page on the embarrassing Yaroslav Hunka incident. read more
Tens of thousands of commuters in Ontario who use GO Transit faced cancellations or long delays Tuesday because of CN Rail's "network-wide system failure," which the company said was later restored. read more
A family member of the couple fatally attacked by a grizzly bear during a backcountry camping trip in Banff National Park said the two were long-time partners who loved each other and the outdoors. read more
Only now, some 25 years after being sexually abused by her former national team coach, is former Canadian alpine skier Allison Forsyth remembering who she was before her life was thrown into disarray. read more
Bank of Canada deputy governor Nicolas Vincent says businesses raising their prices more frequently than they did before the pandemic is contributing to higher-than-expected inflation. read more
A Saskatoon mother took to city hall Tuesday to advocate for better transit after seeing high school students struggle to make it to class. read more
A recent poll conducted by Research Co., shows that 84 per cent of British Columbians disapprove of hunting grizzly bears for sport and trophies. read more
Airdrie RCMP are investigating an incident where a child was found in medical distress in a pond in the Kings Heights neighbourhood of Airdrie on Wednesday night. read more
Randy Riley is charged in the death of Chad Smith, who was killed by a single gunshot on the evening of Oct. 23, 2010. read more
On Tuesday, the Northumberland Hills Hospital Foundation announced the support from HTM Insurance Company for the $25-million 'Exceptional Community, Exceptional Care' campaign. read more
A public participation meeting was held before the planning and environment committee on Tuesday where members heard from residents who live around the proposed site at 50 King St. read more
The celebration of George Reed's life will take place at the Viterra International Trade Centre on Friday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. with doors opening at 11:30 a.m. read more
The federal government will put $740,000 toward further assessing the feasibility of searching a Winnipeg-area landfill for the remains of two First Nations women. read more
Early on Oct. 1, police responded to a shooting in the 200 block of McDermot Avenue, authorities said. The suspect faces charges for over a dozen offences. read more
WestJet says the decision was made as a result of performance and is in line with the airline's strategy to take on more of the longer routes between Eastern and Western Canada. read more