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Carney says the world is facing an 'energy crisis' and Canada must help solve it

21 May 2026

Regina man pleads guilty in pitbull attack that severely injured woman walking her dog

21 May 2026

Gerald L. Pocha will serve a community-based sentence of two years less a day after pleading guilty to criminal negligence causing bodily harm for the dog attack in August 2024.

Spotify swapped its logo for a discoball to mark a milestone. A backlash ensued online

21 May 2026

Who hates a sparkly disco ball? Turns out a vociferous swath of Spotify users do. A short-term swap of its regular mobile app icon for a 3D mirrorball version to celebrate a company milestone has set off an online kerfuffle.

Marineland moves its bears to a sanctuary in Colorado

21 May 2026

Twelve black bears at Marineland are on the move to their new home at a sanctuary in the United States more than 2,000 kilometres away as the park slowly winds down its operations.

Mexican cartel, Hells Angels associates among 33 arrested in $37M drug bust: Winnipeg police

21 May 2026

Thirty-three people have been arrested and more than $37.2 million worth of cocaine, meth and fentanyl was seized in what Winnipeg police are calling the largest drug bust in Manitoba history.

N.S. organization rescinds refugee job offers

20 May 2026

Nova Scotia’s Northwood continuing care organization has rescinded more than a dozen job offers sent to refugees through a federal program designed to help skilled, displaced people find jobs and address Canadian labour shortages.

3 Toronto police officers arrested and charged in Spain are suspended with pay. Here’s what could change that

20 May 2026

Three off-duty Toronto police officers who were arrested in Spain last week are now back in Canada and suspended with pay, but the Toronto Police Service said they’re still waiting to get information

Flavia de Luce mystery writer Alan Bradley dead at age 87

20 May 2026

The Ontario-born author is known for his mystery series featuring an 11-year-old detective, that has sold over six million copies.

Travel restrictions lifted in northwestern Ontario as wildfire risk remains low

20 May 2026

As cooler, rainier weather has eased wildfire risks in northwestern Ontario, a number of travel restrictions have been lifted in the region. However, Sandbar Lake Provincial Park remains closed due to

Time for a survey: Province asks public to weigh in on future of time change in Manitoba

20 May 2026

Should Manitobans abandon the practice of changing their clocks twice a year? Only time — and a survey — will tell.

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