Golf influencer Paige Spiranac accused of cheating
Golf influencer Paige Spiranac faced cheating accusations during the $1 million Internet Invitational after allegedly improving a ball's lie. The emotional incident sparked online controversy.
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Discover Alberta's Vanishing Ghost Towns
Join photographer Andrew Penner on a journey through Alberta's abandoned places like Farrow and Rowley. Discover these historic sites before they disappear forever from the Canadian landscape.
Damaged Passports: Canadian Travel Guide
Learn what constitutes passport damage, why it matters for Canadian travellers, and the proper replacement process to avoid travel disruptions.
Heated Clash Over GOP 'Vacation' During Shutdown
A tense exchange between Rep. Yassamin Ansari and Rep. Virginia Foxx erupts over the government shutdown. Get the latest on the spending bill and its impact on American families.
Mayor Chow Opposes Ontario's Easier Eviction Rules
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is pushing back against the Ontario government's plan to simplify evictions for landlords ahead of a key council meeting. Learn about the potential impact on tenants.
Quebec Separatist Global Influence Claims Scrutinized
Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon faces scrutiny over claims an independent Quebec would save $1B on foreign affairs while doubling diplomatic presence. Analysis reveals potential budget gaps.
Canada Scales Back Greenwashing Rules
Federal government reduces greenwashing regulations scope, though specific changes remain unclear. Business community awaits details on revised environmental marketing rules.
$10K Carry-On Lost After Airline Forces Check-In
An Ontario man's carry-on bag containing items valued at $10,000 disappeared after airline staff forced him to check it. Learn what happened and how to protect your valuables when flying.
Alberta Teachers Poised to Strike as Public Support Grows
Exclusive Leger poll shows overwhelming Albertans back teachers in contract dispute with provincial government. As tensions escalate, discover what's driving public opinion and what a potential strike could mean for students and families across Alberta.
80+ charges laid after weeklong Alberta crime spree
Two men face extensive criminal charges after a weeklong crime wave across Central Alberta that involved stolen vehicles, break-ins, and dangerous driving, according to RCMP.
Sask Party Defends Membership Rule Changes Amid Criticism
Saskatchewan's government responds to claims that new party membership rules could limit participation, insisting the changes actually increase accessibility for members across the province.
UCP Breaks Petition Promise, Taxpayers Pay
Alberta's UCP government under Premier Danielle Smith is under fire for breaking a key referendum promise by using taxpayer dollars instead of party funds to verify petitions, sparking calls for accountability.
Trump Wants Filibuster Gone Amid Record Government Shutdown
As the U.S. government shutdown becomes the longest in history, President Trump calls for ending Senate filibuster rules while Democrats refuse border wall funding. The political stalemate leaves 800,000 federal workers without pay.
1995 Quebec Referendum: Canada's Near-Breakup Revealed
Exclusive revelations about the tense final hours of the 1995 Quebec referendum, when Canada came within a whisper of breaking up and political leaders scrambled to save the country.
New Canadian Drone Rules Give Pros More Flexibility
Transport Canada unveils updated drone regulations providing greater operational flexibility for certified pilots while maintaining safety standards across Canadian airspace.
Ottawa Plans Speed Limit Harmonization in Orleans
City of Ottawa plans to harmonize speed limits along a 75-kilometer stretch of road in Orleans, aiming to improve traffic flow and enhance road safety for all users.
U.S. shutdown drags into 6th week amid rule change push
The longest government shutdown in U.S. history continues as President Trump pressures Republicans to alter Senate rules to bypass Democratic opposition to border wall funding.
Alberta Election Rules Under Fire: UCP Voting Changes Criticized
Controversial election rule changes in Alberta face scrutiny as voters report widespread confusion and barriers during recent provincial vote. Critics argue the UCP government's electoral reforms created unnecessary obstacles for citizens trying to exerci
MLB's Dead Ball Rule: When Baseballs Get Stuck
Discover the bizarre MLB rule that decided a game when a baseball became lodged in the outfield padding. Learn how baseball's dead ball rule works and see real examples of this rare occurrence.
CRA cracks down on Blue Jays ticket resellers
Canada Revenue Agency targets ticket resellers with new enforcement measures. Learn how to avoid penalties when selling Blue Jays tickets and other event admissions.
Montreal's Airbnb Crackdown: $50K Fines for Illegal Rentals
Montreal implements strict new regulations for short-term rentals like Airbnb, with fines up to $50,000 for violations. Learn how the city is tackling the housing crisis and what it means for property owners.
Canada United: 30 Years After Quebec Referendum Poll
New polling data reveals a significant shift in Canadian identity, with most citizens viewing Canada as a single nation 30 years after the contentious Quebec sovereignty referendum.
Canada's Three Solitudes: 30 Years After Quebec Vote
Thirty years after Quebec's near-separation vote, Canada faces new fractures beyond French-English divides. Discover how regional alienation, political polarization, and demographic shifts are reshaping national unity.
Waterloo Region Leaf Collection Rules Explained
Master Waterloo Region's leaf collection rules with our complete guide. Learn collection schedules, bag requirements, and pro tips to keep your property clean this autumn.
Alberta Unions Reveal Strategic Strike Plan
Alberta's largest public sector unions reveal coordinated strike strategy targeting government operations after contract negotiations stall, affecting 80,000 workers.
Majority of Albertans feel province heading wrong way
New Alberta government report card shows overwhelming public dissatisfaction with provincial direction, with key concerns about healthcare, economy and affordability shaping voter sentiment.
Alberta Labour Prepares for General Strike Over Bill 2
The Alberta Federation of Labour is mobilizing its 170,000 members for potential general strike action in response to the UCP government's Bill 2, warning of the most significant labour unrest in decades.
Quebec's 1995 Referendum: 30 Years Later
Three decades after Quebec's sovereignty referendum came down to a razor-thin margin, explore the dramatic events, key players, and lasting impact of that fateful night that nearly redrew Canada's map.
Alberta General Strike Threat: How Real Is It?
As Alberta's government pushes controversial legislation, labour leaders are threatening a general strike. Discover why this nuclear option is being discussed and what it could mean for Canadians.
UCP Accused of Selective Freedom for Supporters
A controversial letter alleges Alberta's UCP government restricts freedoms to political allies while punishing critics in education and healthcare sectors. Explore the growing concerns about political favoritism.
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