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Quebec paramedics reach tentative labour agreement after years without contract
An ambulance in Longueuil, Que. in September, 2014.Ryan Remiorz/The Canadian Press Quebec and a union representing 3,500 paramedics have reached a tentative labour agreement after more than three years without a collective agreement. The workers include more than 1,000 paramedics who work for Urge...
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Community baffled by vandalism of previously harmed historic tree in Halifax gardens
A European Weeping Beech tree in the Halifax Public Gardens, that has now been the subject of two vandalism incidents, is shown on Sunday, July 26, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Lyndsay Armstrong The Halifax Regional Municipality says a weeping European beech was significantly damaged for a second time...
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Tentative deal reached with Quebec paramedics after years without contract
An ambulance drives up to a hospital on September 9, 2014, in Longueuil, Que. The workers include more than 1,000 paramedics who work for Urgences-santé, the public ambulance service serving Montreal and Laval. An ambulance drives up to a hospital on September 9, 2014, in Longueuil, Que. MONTRE...
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RCMP investigating report of suspicious man’s interaction with child in Ross River
By Noah Korver Local Journalism Initiative A Yukon RCMP vehicle seen in this undated file photo (Phil McLachlan/Black Press Media Files) The RCMP is investigating an incident after an unknown person allegedly grabbed at a child’s arm in Ross River. According to a Yukon RCMP press release, on Thur...
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An eroding Winnipeg neighbourhood works on new foundations
The head of a neighbourhood association in Winnipeg’s north end says a pilot project is aiming to help turn around a trend of rising vacant and abandoned houses. © Copyright 2026 The Globe and Mail Inc. All rights reserved.
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Toronto police investigate damage done to two Jewish-owned bakeries
Toronto police are investigating after two locations of the same Jewish-owned bakery chain were damaged over the weekend. Police said the window of a bakery was struck by gunfire overnight Saturday in the area of Yonge Street and St. Clair Avenue West. At another bakery location in the area of Bath...
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Two wildfires merge north of Clinton, B.C., growing to nearly 670 square kilometres
The wildfire at Pear Lake is shown in this supplied photo provided by British Columbia's wildfire service taken on Thursday.The Canadian Press Two wildfires threatening the village of Clinton, B.C., and the surrounding area merged late Saturday, a day after the Pear Lake blaze destroyed structures,...
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Mark Carney calls a byelection for Beaches—East York in Toronto, plus 2 more in Quebec and B.C.
The Liberal party has confirmed three nominees for the upcoming byelections. Voters in the city’s east end riding will head to the polls on Aug. 31. The Liberal party has confirmed three nominees for the upcoming byelections. Prime Minister Mark Carney has called for three federal byelections to...
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Wildfires merge north of Clinton, B.C., evacuation order planned for 70 Mile House
The wildfire at Pear Lake is shown in this handout photo provided by British Columbia’s wildfire service taken on Thursday, July 23, 2026. Two wildfires threatening the village of Clinton, B.C., and the surrounding area merged late Saturday, a day after the Pear Lake blaze destroyed structures, in...
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What do Ontario’s wildfires have to do with an Alberta pipeline?
Wildfire damage is pictured from the air in Collins First Nation, a small, remote Ojibwa community located in northwestern Ontario, about 250 km north of Thunder Bay, Ont., on Wednesday, July 22, 2026. Chris Young/The Canadian Press. Watching the recent headlines about northern Ontario’s wildfires...
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Young Quebec sailor, 17, aims to challenge gender stereotypes in sailing
Skipper Jasmine Pernot, pictured in an undated photo provided, is the youngest skipper entered in the St-Laurent 400 offshore race and one of only three women taking part as skippers. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Handout-Jasmine Pernot (Mandatory Credit) MONTREAL - At 17, Jasmine Pernot is set to become the...
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Spike in defence spending is boosting flight times, RCAF chief says
Lt.-Gen. Jamie Speiser-Blanchet speaks with media at the Museum of Aviation in Ottawa in July.Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press One year into her new job as commander of the Royal Canadian Air Force, Lt.-Gen. Jamie Speiser-Blanchet said she could see an immediate effect of the federal government’s def...
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Israel pitches tech partnership and safer AI to Canada despite diplomatic tensions
Ambassador of Israel to Canada Iddo Moed at the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries annual defence industry trade show in May. Moed says his country’s relationship with Canada is at its lowest point in nearly 80 years of relations.Justin Tang/The Canadian Press Israel is pitchin...
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Winnipeg neighbourhood looks to new foundations with a pilot project aimed at affordable home ownership
Jesse Bettcher stands in front of his new home in Winnipeg's north end near Pritchard Avenue, on Tuesday. Bettcher's home was built on the site of a vacant lot.Colin Corneau/The Canadian Press The lot Jesse Bettcher lives on in Winnipeg’s North End used to be a pile of burnt rubble. Same with the o...
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Three by-elections set for Aug. 31 in Ontario, B.C., Quebec ridings, Carney announces
By-elections will be held Aug. 31 in the British Columbia riding of North Vancouver–Capilano, the Toronto seat of Beaches–East York and Chicoutimi–Le Fjord in Quebec’s Saguenay regionJeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press Prime Minister Mark Carney is hoping to shore up his government’s slim majority by...
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Extreme heat increases the risk of workplace injuries across Canada
Heat warnings have stretched across Canada this summer, from Atlantic Canada and southern British Columbia to the Prairies, central Canada and the Northwest Territories. During one mid-July heat wave, humidex readings reached up to 45 C across parts of southern Ontario and western Québec, according...
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Most breastfeeding mothers take medication, but many are making decisions without good information
When a woman who is breastfeeding develops an infection or a flare of a chronic condition, they face a decision that sounds simple but rarely is: should they take the medication to treat their condition? As a pharmacist and researcher, I field this question frequently, and the people asking it are...
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The homelessness scourge in cities like London, Ont., exposes the evils of wealth inequality
Ask any resident of the southern Ontario city of London, and they’ll likely to tell you that the downtown core of the community, especially Dundas Street, is a “no-go zone” or “zombieland.” What they’re referring to is the daily unfolding of the human tragedies of homelessness and rampant drug addic...
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Public health advice tells us to buy local. Can Canada’s food system keep up?
The cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to fresh produce in the United States is raising concerns in Canada about the safety of imported food. While Canada has seen some recent cases of cyclosporiasis, officials say there is no link with the U.S. outbreak. The outbreak has drawn attention to public heal...
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At last, a real Yukon summer!!!
Snafu Lake Campground. (Dana Hatherly/Yukon News) The line snapped taut. The rod flexed. My eyes darted back to the line, which cut like a frantic laser through the mirror-like reflection of Yukon mountains in the distance. I grabbed the net and prepared myself. A few seconds later I had the fish...
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QUIZ: A time for summer’s heat
Every year at the Cambridge Bay Umingmak Frolics, snowmobile racers from Cambridge Bay and Kugluktuk put on a show with many spectators cheering them on. Congratulations to Andre Otokiak and the racing committee for doing a great job to make this happen. (Photo courtesy of Andre Otokiak) Yorkson co...
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Conservatives seek emergency trade committee meeting, demand Carney explain plan to counter Trump tariffs
In a letter to the Prime Minister, Conservative shadow minister for Canada-U.S. relations says Carney must explain how the government will address Trump’s latest tariff threat.Evelyn Hockstein/The Canadian Press The Conservative shadow minister for Canada-U.S. relations is calling on Ottawa to prov...
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How a Vancouver ATM user with 66 cards set off years-long probe of online drug sales
A handful of cannabis bud is shown in Fenwick, Ont., on Tuesday, June 26, 2018. VANCOUVER - It was more than three years ago when Vancouver police arrested a man after he was seen using multiple bank cards to make withdrawals at an ATM. A handful of cannabis bud is shown in Fenwick, Ont., on Tuesd...
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An eroding Winnipeg neighbourhood looks to new foundations
Jesse Bettcher stands in front of his new home in Winnipeg’s north end near Pritchard Avenue, on Tuesday, July 21, 2026. Bettcher’shome was infill built on the site of a vacant lot. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Colin Corneau A row of three derelict houses, the site of repeated fires in recent months, is seen...
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A 9-day trip has come back to haunt him. Iranians in Canada among those caught up in Immigration rule change
A police motorbike lies in the street next to burning debris in Tehran during protests for Mahsa Amini on Sept. 19, 2022. She had died days earlier after being arrested by the Islamic republic’s “morality police.” Vancouver immigration lawyer Will Tao said the permit refusals raise serious concerns...
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