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  1. Karine Ménard appointed new Laval Police Chief

    Karine Ménard named new Laval Police Chief, succeeds Pierre Brochet

    CRIME
  2. Hamilton police appeal for info in 2025 Stoney Creek, Ont. murder where teenage victim chased, shot

    A 16-year-old boy was fatally shot in Stoney Creek, Ont. after being chased, police are seeking witnesses and information.

    CRIME
  3. With its fluorescent characters and ASCII text, Marathon is a masterclass in 90s nostalgia

    The new version of Marathon is a retro-futuristic game that pays homage to 1990s nostalgia.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  4. Surely if you rule the manosphere, you can be your own boss? These influencers aren’t even that | Elle Hunt

    Influencers claim to be their own bosses, but are actually controlled by algorithms and audiences.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  5. ‘I took two bites and had to spit it out’: candy makers are phasing out real cocoa in chocolate

    Hershey is using replacement ingredients in some chocolate products

    BUSINESS
  6. Girl Dinner 613 feeds Ottawa an innovative twelve-course meal for a good cause

    Girl Dinner 613 launches innovative twelve-course meal series to benefit local food bank

    HEALTH
  7. 'Law & Order Toronto' star Kathleen Munroe teases Season 3: 'Cases are going to hit close to home'

    Kathleen Munroe discusses Season 3 of 'Law & Order: Toronto', the Bruce McArthur murders will serve as real-life inspiration for an episode.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  8. Fossils may not tell the complete story of early humans. Mosquitoes could fill in the gaps - CP24

    Fossils may not provide a complete picture of early human evolution

    HEALTH
  9. MUJI Opens its Newest Canadian Store in British Columbia

    MUJI opens new store in Delta, British Columbia, expanding its retail presence in Canada

    BUSINESS
  10. Health Canada acts to strengthen controls on fentanyl precursor chemicals

    Canada strengthens controls on fentanyl precursor chemicals

    BUSINESS
  11. Save the date! Travelweek’s ‘Future of Travel’ virtual conference returns May 6 with prizes and expert advice

    Save the date for the 'Future of Travel' virtual conference on May 6, exploring emerging trends and expert advice for travel industry professionals.

    TRAVEL
  12. Stars come out as David Foster Foundation marks 40 years with Victoria events

    Victoria to host David Foster Foundation 40th anniversary events

    WORLD
  13. Banff powerline rebuild sparks call for regional tourism, infrastructure impact assessment

    Tourism growth linked to powerline rebuild sparks environmental concerns.

    SCIENCE
  14. Editorial: David Eby must address the North Shore sewage plant problems

    David Eby must take responsibility for addressing the North Shore sewage plant crisis

    SCIENCE
  15. Extreme heat has extreme effects–but some like it hot

    Heat wave has devastating effects on ecosystems, but some species adapt and even thrive.

    SCIENCE
  16. Revelstoke Grizzlies get goal from Vernon player to put Merritt on brink

    Maguire Nicholson's goal secures 4-3 win for Revelstoke, gives Grizzlies 3-0 lead in KIJHL playoff series

    SPORTS
  17. Windy, icy day ahead for southern Quebec

    Freezing rain warning in effect for Montréal, the St. Lawrence Valley and Ottawa Valley.

    WORLD
  18. LIVE UPDATES: Ice storm approaches Montreal

    Freezing rain to hit Montreal, residents advised to be on high alert

    SCIENCE
  19. MannKind CEO purchases 100,000 shares; stock climbs

    MannKind CEO buys 100,000 shares, stock price increases

    BUSINESS
  20. Study captures single polymer segments sticking and slipping on surfaces - Phys.org

    Scientists at the University of California, Los Angeles, have captured and observed single polymer segments sticking and slipping on surfaces.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  21. Canadian heads into Iran to care for his dying mother

    Canadian citizen crosses border into Iran to care for ailing mother

    CRIME
  22. Fifth Third Bank stock slides after issuing soft Q1 guidance

    Fifth Third Bank stock slides after issuing soft Q1 guidance

    BUSINESS
  23. Twenty-one Canadians among Virtuoso’s 2026 Cruise Icons

    Twenty-one Canadians among Virtuoso’s 2026 Cruise Icons

    TRAVEL
  24. Vancouver Island snow chances linger with 5-10 cm possible in high elevations

    Heavy snow possible on Vancouver Island, 5-10 cm forecast in high elevations

    SCIENCE
  25. Chance of snow lingers in Greater Victoria, wind gusts to 90 expected by evening

    Chance of snow to linger in Greater Victoria, wind gusts to 90 expected by evening.

    SCIENCE
  26. 5 Dividend Stocks Everyone Should Own

    Keep these five dividend stocks on your radar if you're on the hunt for investments to build a passive-income stream through your self-directed portfolio

    BUSINESS
  27. Hybrid sales up, EV sales down as B.C. struggles to meet sales targets

    Hybrid sales on the rise in B.C. as electric vehicle sales decline.

    WORLD
  28. Eat Streets: Delta and Surrey unite over food on this stretch of Scott Road

    Scott Road in North Delta and Surrey offers diverse food options along its 3 km stretch

    WORLD
  29. Douglas Todd: B.C. voices did speak up against Trudeau’s migration policies, but were ignored

    BC voices spoke out against Trudeau's migration policies

    POLITICS
  30. Jetblue Could Climb Above The Turbulence Eventually, Betting On Several New Routes

    JetBlue Airways Corporation upgraded to Hold due to new routes, capex cuts, and turnaround progress

    BUSINESS
  31. Toxic freedom and farm work in a warming world

    UBC Okanagan hosts a Labour Lecture on pesticides, heat and worker safety

    SCIENCE
  32. Alternative to HRT for menopausal hot flushes now on NHS - Yahoo News Canada

    Alternative hormone treatments for menopausal hot flushes now available on NHS.

    HEALTH
  33. Melissa Joan Hart, 49, praised for toned bikini bod photo: 'Mermaid smokeshow'

    Melissa Joan Hart is praised for her toned bikini body in a recent photo.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  34. Southern Alberta city named one of the driest in Canada

    Lethbridge, Alberta named one of Canada's driest cities, averaging 14.7 inches of annual precipitation.

    SCIENCE
  35. Behind many polished decks is a growing layer of automation

    Key features include automated slide design, AI-driven content creation, and integration with popular presentation tools.

    BUSINESS
  36. Hydrogen atmosphere could keep exomoons habitable for billions of years - Phys.org

    Scientists propose a new theory that a hydrogen atmosphere could sustain life on exomoons for billions of years.

    SCIENCE
  37. Apple: Rising Free Cash Flow Expectations Strengthen The Bull Case

    Apple's Q1 results exceeded expectations

    BUSINESS
  38. Alberni Valley Rescue Squad helps hiker with leg injury near Sproat Lake

    Alberni Valley Rescue Squad assists injured hiker near Sproat Lake

    CRIME
  39. Algoma U and OLG a ‘fantastic partnership’ for the Sault: Shoemaker

    Algoma University and the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation have formed a partnership.

    WORLD
  40. Mission Storm win U-15 girls title

    Division 3 girls win U-15 title

    WORLD
  41. Community invited to celebrate Brazillian Culture at Brasil Fest 2026

    Brazilian culture to be showcased at festival

    HEALTH
  42. EUR/USD Bullish Reversal, Watch The 1.1673 Upside Trigger Level As U.S. CPI Looms

    EUR/USD rebounds from 4-month low of 1.1507 after earlier falling 4.8% from its 2026 high.

    BUSINESS
  43. FACTS MATTER: A small win against cancer

    Canada's national cancer rate decreased from 592 to 581 per 100,000 between 2022 and 2023.

    HEALTH