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StatsCan report shows drop in crime rates in 2025, raising questions about bail reform legislation
Bill C-14, which toughens bail and sentencing rules, came into force last week. The legislation targets repeat and violent offenders in cases such as car thefts, breaking and entering and extortion.Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press Crime rates fell across the country in 2025, according to a Statisti...
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Canada, UAE conclude free trade negotiations
The governments of Canada and the United Arab Emirates have concluded negotiations on a free trade agreement. Thani al-Zeyoudi, the UAE's minister of foreign trade, says the agreement was reached in 47 days, which he called "record time." © Copyright 2026 The Globe and Mail Inc. All rights reserved...
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The Breathtaking Work of an ‘Artist’s Artist’
Nearly every week, I see newspapers and magazines that seemed fine suddenly going out of business. Or a private equity fund buying up a chain of newspapers that had been serving communities for decades and stripping them for parts. And now, the thing that’s making all publishers wring their hands is...
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Cory Doctorow Predicts the AI Bubble Will Burst
Nearly every week, I see newspapers and magazines that seemed fine suddenly going out of business. Or a private equity fund buying up a chain of newspapers that had been serving communities for decades and stripping them for parts. And now, the thing that’s making all publishers wring their hands is...
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A Banned Book Club Blooms in Alberta
Nearly every week, I see newspapers and magazines that seemed fine suddenly going out of business. Or a private equity fund buying up a chain of newspapers that had been serving communities for decades and stripping them for parts. And now, the thing that’s making all publishers wring their hands is...
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Federal government declines to allow jets at Billy Bishop airport ‘at this stage’
A Porter passenger plane takes off from Billy Bishop airport in Toronto on March 23.Cole Burston/The Globe and Mail The federal government has rejected Ontario’s plans to allow jets at Billy Bishop airport on the downtown Toronto waterfront, delivering a major blow to Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s ag...
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The Spice of Life
Nearly every week, I see newspapers and magazines that seemed fine suddenly going out of business. Or a private equity fund buying up a chain of newspapers that had been serving communities for decades and stripping them for parts. And now, the thing that’s making all publishers wring their hands is...
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Wildfires prompt new evacuations in B.C. as residents cope with smoke and uncertainty
Smoke rises from the Pear Lake wildfire, which has forced the evacuation of the nearby town of Clinton, B.C., on Thursday.BC Wildfire Service/Reuters The tiny British Columbia town of Clinton was founded during a gold rush and has its 150 years of history baked into its streets. But as wildfires to...
successAPTN Nouvelles nationales – 24 juillet 2026
Ce soir, à APTN Nouvelles nationales, un nouveau festival prend d’assaut Wendake. Et le fentanyl... The post APTN Nouvelles nationales – 24 juillet 2026 appeared first on APTN News.
rss_onlyYukon University developing territory’s first law degree program
Program to include Indigenous law focus The post Yukon University developing territory’s first law degree program appeared first on APTN News.
rss_onlyCarney’s pick for advisor, Scott Gilmore, not sitting well with First Nations advocates
Gilmore is reportedly being tapped for the high-level job The post Carney’s pick for advisor, Scott Gilmore, not sitting well with First Nations advocates appeared first on APTN News.
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Alberta petition looking to force a secession referendum verified
Supporters carry boxes of petition signatures to submit for a separation referendum to Elections Alberta in Edmonton, on May 4.JASON FRANSON/The Canadian Press A citizen-led petition seeking to force a vote on Alberta quitting Canada is officially successful. Elections Alberta announced Friday it...
successTrio of foragers found safe after spending night in bush in northern Saskatchewan
RCMP in northern Saskatchewan say three foragers missing near Jayjay Lake have been found safe... The post Trio of foragers found safe after spending night in bush in northern Saskatchewan appeared first on APTN News.
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B.C. Nurses’ Union agrees to halt job action to review mediation proposal
BC Nurses' Union president Adriane Gear speaks as union members picket outside Surrey Memorial Hospital on July 9.DARRYL DYCK/The Canadian Press The union representing 55,000 nurses in British Columbia has accepted a mediated proposal that could end its weeks-long strike action. The BC Nurses’ Uni...
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British Airways passengers and crew depart Iqaluit
Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner expereinced ‘technical issue’ that forced emergency landing A British Airways Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner takes off from Iqaluit at about 1:40 a.m. Friday. The plane carried crew and passengers who had spent time in Iqaluit after BA53 from London to Seattle made an emergency l...
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Two out-of-control fires merge in Boston Bar, B.C.
Firefighting crews conduct ignition operations in response to the Fiftynine Creek wildfire northwest of Clinton, B.C..Handout, BC Wildfire Service/The Canadian Press Two of the three out-of-control wildfires burning near Boston Bar, B.C., have merged, while hot and dry conditions and a lightning st...
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What to know about Ontario’s approach to fighting wildfires up north
Wildfire damage is visible from the air in Collins First Nation, a small, remote Ojibwa community located in northwestern Ontario, on Wednesday.Chris Young/The Canadian Press The rampaging wildfires in Northern Ontario that forced several First Nations communities to flee and blanketed the province...
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Food, walking and socializing on the menu for Iqaluit event
Arts and Culture  Jul 24, 2026 – 4:17 pm EDT Carrefour Nunavut’s annual Food Walk will take place July 25 at Sylvia Grinnell Park Carrefour Nunavut will host its annual Food Walk in Iqaluit on Saturday, bringing residents together for a guided tundra walk and a community barbecue. (File photo by N...
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27 violent antisemitic attacks in 6 months: Canada’s crisis has outpaced Ottawa’s response
Candles are litduring a Montreal Jewish Community Memorial Vigil in Montreal, October 29, 2018. Paul Chiasson/The Canadian Press. By July 15, B’nai Brith Canada had documented 27 violent antisemitic incidents this year—more than double the 10 recorded across all of 2025, and already surpassing ever...
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RCMP investigate violent altercation in New Brunswick as possible hate crime
The RCMP says it’s investigating a possible hate crime in southeastern New Brunswick, after a video appearing to show a woman assaulting a Muslim woman was posted online. The video, which does not have audio, shows one woman repeatedly punching another in a Moncton, N.B., parking lot as a man shout...
successWildfire crisis worsened by public service cuts, unions say
Unions representing federal workers say Mark Carney's cuts to government have affected the country's response to wildfires. The post Wildfire crisis worsened by public service cuts, unions say appeared first on rabble.ca.
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Banff hikers charged after off-leash dog encounter with grizzly bear
Bear 142 is seen with her cubs at Banff National Park in an undated supplied photo. The tagged female grizzly was involved in an encounter on Taylor Lake trail on Sunday with two hikers and their unleashed dog.Leah Pengelly/The Canadian Press Parks Canada says charges have been laid against two hik...
successFirst Nation evacuees fleeing wildfire face safety risks in Toronto, leaders say
First Nation chiefs and community members are highlighting the risks that follow evacuees after they... The post First Nation evacuees fleeing wildfire face safety risks in Toronto, leaders say appeared first on APTN News.
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Are Canadians actually obsessed with socialism? Not so fast
An encampment set up on McGill University’s campus in Montreal, April 29, 2024. Christinne Muschi/The Canadian Press. This week’s Abacus Data survey on how Canadians view different economic and political systems will be read by many as a story about the rise of socialism. But that reading gets the...
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Nolan’s Odyssey and the Golden Rule
Still from a trailer for The Odyssey. Credit: Universal Pictures. There is a reason no one had managed it successfully. Homer’s poem has defeated the movies for a century, being too episodic for three acts, too fantastical for the realism of the camera, and too familiar to surprise anyone. Christop...
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