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Here's why Parks Canada is creating a 3D model of 1853 shipwreck in the N.W.T.

06 Aug 2026

It’s the most thorough assessment of the site since its discovery in 2010 and aims to answer questions about Arctic exploration, the lives of crew members on the ship, and the interaction of the Inuvialuit community with the ship.

BP posts profits, says exit from Bay du Nord oil project shows disciplined investing

06 Aug 2026

British oil company BP says it withdrew from the proposed Bay du Nord offshore oil project off the east coast of Newfoundland to free up some money.

Islanders asked to donate school supplies as costs soar and charities face shortages

06 Aug 2026

Growing up with a single mother, Kaylah Gormley understands how difficult it can be for some families to get the supplies that students need when the new school year rolls around.

8 million illegal cigarettes seized this year, surpassing 2025 total, police say

06 Aug 2026

A team of investigators partially funded by the New Brunswick government has seized more illegal tobacco so far this year than they did last year, according to the Department of Public Safety.

How a Hudson, Que., farm losing thousands to fraud exposes protection gap for businesses

06 Aug 2026

Pengrove Farms in Hudson, Que., was defrauded around $20,000, after people claimed to be a catering company in search of wholesale meat for their events. The aftermath of the fraud reveals gaps in Quebec’s business protection laws.

Court authorizes class action against McGill alleging failure to protect Jewish students

06 Aug 2026

The Superior Court of Quebec has authorized a class-action lawsuit against McGill University for allegedly failing to take reasonable action to protect Jewish students from discrimination following the events of Oct. 7., 2023.

Quebec psychiatrists call for a dedicated mental health minister

06 Aug 2026

During a news conference on Wednesday, the president of the province's psychiatrists' association proposed six measures that she said are needed to help prevent homelessness and suicide.

2nd set of remains found at Smiths Falls-area home identified as missing man: OPP

06 Aug 2026

Ontario Provincial Police say investigators have discovered a second set of human remains at a Smiths Falls-area property and have identified them as belonging to a man who went missing in the area almost eight years ago.

Landmark Ontario climate case lives on, but appeal court won't revisit ruling

06 Aug 2026

Ontario's top court has declined to reopen its ruling in a landmark challenge of the provincial government's climate plan, confirming the youth-led case should be sent back to a lower court.

Mississauga man charged following sudden death of Cambridge man after taking part 'healing experience'

06 Aug 2026

Police in Waterloo region have arrested and charged a Mississauga man in the death of a Cambridge man last month. Police say the Cambridge man took part in a private ibogaine healing experience. Iboga

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