Joly denies rumours of becoming ambassador to France
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly refutes reports suggesting she'll leave cabinet to become Canada's ambassador to France, emphasizing her commitment to current role.
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Woman Sought in Toronto Taxi Assault on Two Victims
Toronto Police are asking for the public's help to identify a woman suspected of assaulting two other women in a taxi in the Fashion District early Saturday morning.
TSX surges nearly 200 points in broad market rally
Canada's main stock index climbed nearly 200 points as U.S. markets also traded higher. Get the latest on the market surge and key economic indicators.
Woman in life-threatening condition after Toronto hit-and-run
A woman fights for life after being struck in a downtown Toronto hit-and-run near Dundas and Beverley streets. Police seek witnesses as investigation continues.
New London Police Services Board member sworn in
Mike Wallace becomes the newest member of London Police Services Board while another member steps down. Stay informed about local governance changes in London, Ontario.
Mike Wallace sworn in to London Police Services Board
Mike Wallace becomes the newest member of London Police Services Board following a swearing-in ceremony. Get the latest on this appointment and other Canadian news updates.
Ex-AIMCo CEO Evan Siddall joins BMO capital markets
Evan Siddall, ousted from AIMCo in 2024, has been appointed vice-chair of BMO's capital markets division following a reorganization. Learn about his Wall Street connections and career journey.
Historic Bay Building Milestone Reached in Winnipeg
Southern Chiefs' Organization marks major progress in Hudson's Bay building transformation. Final concrete block removed in downtown Winnipeg redevelopment project.
Four charged, drugs seized in Thunder Bay police raid
Thunder Bay police conducted a major drug raid resulting in four arrests and significant drug seizures. Get the latest details on the investigation and charges.
Vancouver's Cambie Street makes global cool list
Vancouver's Cambie Street has earned a spot on the prestigious list of world's coolest streets. Discover what makes this Vancouver corridor so special and unique.
Sudbury bookstore founder Bernard Bouffard dies at 86
Bernard 'Bernie' Bouffard, founder of Sudbury's beloved Bay Used Books, has passed away at 86. Remembering his legacy and impact on Northern Ontario's literary community.
Hudson's Bay art collection sells 27 paintings at auction
The historic Hudson's Bay art collection saw 27 paintings auctioned on November 19, including Sir Winston Churchill's 'Marrakech.' Discover the results and significance of this major Canadian art sale.
North Bay demands external review of mayor's expenses
North Bay councillors call for independent investigation into mayor's expenses scandal, claiming city's internal review was too limited. Read the latest developments.
Thunder Bay duo charged in First Nation gas station theft
Two Thunder Bay suspects face charges after vehicle and fuel stolen from Rock Bay First Nation gas station. Police investigation continues as community responds.
Cape Breton appoints two new municipal officials
Cape Breton Regional Municipality strengthens leadership team with two key appointments. Learn how these changes will impact local governance and community services.
$1.2M Buried Cash Forfeited in Ontario Case
After 16-year legal battle, Marcel Breton loses appeal to recover $1.2 million found buried in Rubbermaid tub under garage floor despite being acquitted of criminal charges.
27 Hudson's Bay Items Auctioned Today
Discover the 27 historic Hudson's Bay items going to auction today, including Charles Pachter's 'Bay Watch' artwork. Don't miss this piece of Canadian heritage.
Hudson's Bay Company Art Collection Auction Today
The cream of Hudson's Bay Company's historic art collection goes on auction today, featuring Winston Churchill's 'Marrakech' and rare maritime paintings. Don't miss this piece of Canadian history!
Court upholds convictions in Thunder Bay execution murder
Appeal court dismisses challenge from men convicted in 2019 execution-style murder of Lee Chiodo over drug debt. Read the latest on this Northern Ontario case.
Hudson's Bay Sells Churchill Painting in Art Auction
The bankrupt Hudson's Bay Company liquidates its fine art collection, featuring Winston Churchill's rare 'Marrakech' painting valued at $400,000-$600,000. Discover Canadian history through art.
World Cup ticket holders get U.S. visa priority
U.S. President Trump announces World Cup ticket holders will receive expedited visa appointments. New policy aims to streamline entry process for international sports fans.
$3.1M Mooney's Bay Sledding Transformation Plan
Ottawa invests $3.1 million to transform Mooney's Bay into a premier sledding destination, creating new winter recreation opportunities for families and visitors.
Mobile Mammography Service Visits High River, Alberta
Mobile mammography service arrives in High River, providing essential breast cancer screening for local residents. Learn about this vital healthcare initiative and its community impact.
$3.1M Plan to Make Mooney's Bay Sledding Destination
Ottawa unveils $3.1 million plan to transform Mooney's Bay into a premier winter sledding destination. Discover the exciting upgrades coming to this popular recreation spot.
Brunswick Drills 47.2m at 1.66% Li2O in Quebec
Brunswick Exploration announces significant lithium intercepts at Anatacau Main Project in Quebec, including 47.2 meters at 1.66% Li2O within 120.7 meters at 1.31% Li2O.
Q2 Metals Hits 179m Lithium Pegmatite in Quebec
Q2 Metals Corp. intercepts a massive 179.2-metre continuous spodumene pegmatite zone at its Cisco Lithium Project in Quebec, significantly expanding the known mineralized area.
Quinn Hughes leads Canucks to 6-2 rally over Lightning
Captain Quinn Hughes returned from injury with four assists as the Vancouver Canucks mounted a stunning third-period comeback to defeat the Tampa Bay Lightning 6-2. Read the full game analysis.
Port of Churchill Plus Gets Federal-Provincial Boost
Arctic Gateway Group welcomes new government commitments to modernize the Port of Churchill, enhancing rail infrastructure and expanding trade capabilities for Northern Canada.
North Bay Marks Centennial with Santa Claus Parade
North Bay's 2025 Santa Claus Parade dazzles residents, marking a century of festive tradition. Discover the sights and sounds of this historic community celebration.
Thousands Attend North Bay Santa Claus Parade
North Bay's annual Santa Claus parade brought festive cheer to thousands lining the streets. Discover the magic that kicked off the holiday season in Northern Ontario.
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