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Copper wire replacement caused air traffic control issue that grounded flights across U.S.: White House
5th soldier injured in CFB Wainwright fire has died, officials say
New Orleans port sues for control of China-linked tanker that crashed into cruise ship
Just hours after a tanker in New Orleans lost its steering and slammed into a docked river cruise boat, the city's port sued to make sure federal investigators can seize the vessel that is owned by a subsidiary of a Chinese company.
Premier says Quebec ready to vote independently from Canada for Francophonie leadership
Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is in Cambodia to attend a summit of the international body of French-speaking states and governments. Quebec, Canada and New Brunswick all have the right to vote in Monday's election to choose a new secretary-general.
SpaceX Starship successfully re-docks at Texas launch pad after orbiting Earth
SpaceX's Starship made a triumphant return to Earth on Saturday, caught in midair by giant mechanical arms where its journey began 22 hours earlier. It's the first key recovery of the rocket system's centerpiece vessel in the company's decade-long effort to develop a fully reusable rocket.
Mike Morrice — the only candidate on the ballot — wins Green Party leadership with 96.6% of vote
The Green Party of Canada enters a new era with former MP Mike Morrice taking over the political party's top job.
Vancouver duo's song goes viral after featuring in Grand Theft Auto VI
Bob Moses didn’t have to steal a car, pull off a heist, or even pick up a controller to score big with Grand Theft Auto VI. All the Vancouver-based electronic duo needed was a killer song and an email from Rockstar Games.
4 decades ago, Robert Munsch attended Moira Green's birthday. Her story became a children's classic
Four decades ago, Robert Munsch flew to the Northwest Territories in search of inspiration. The beloved author found it at Moira Green's sixth birthday party.
Stranded B.C. flyers out thousands amid flight cancellations due to Friday's ground stop
Some frustrated Air Canada passengers say spotty communication and a lack of rebooking help has left them paying thousands out of pocket amid widespread flight cancellations due to the FAA-ordered ground stop Friday.
We tested 6 popular apps to see what data they collect and share. Here’s what we found
Marketplace tested six of the most popular Android and iOS apps in Canada — Tim Hortons, PC Optimum, Weather Network, Facebook, Amazon and YouTube — to find out what data they collect and where it goes.
AFC Toronto beats Montreal Roses to win 1st NSL title
Olivia Chisholm's first-half goal allowed AFC Toronto to capture its first Diana B. Matheson Cup with a 1-0 victory over the Montreal Roses Saturday afternoon at TD Place in Ottawa.
Carney says he will not boycott APEC 'family photo' with Putin
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he will participate in an upcoming group photo with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the APEC summit out of respect for the host, Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Change to Ontario's 'safer-supply' opioid prescriptions abruptly paused due to legal challenge
A controversial change to "safer-supply" opioid prescriptions in Ontario that would force recipients to take them in front of a pharmacist, rather than on their own schedule at home, has been abruptly paused due to a legal challenge. Critics said the proposal would drastically affect the lives of drug users while causing potential chaos at pharmacies.
Premier says Manitoba nearing limits of what it can do on affordability, so he's going after big corporations
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says the provincial government is reaching the limits of what it can do to ease the cost of living without sacrificing the revenue needed to fund public services, and that corporate giants need to do their part.
Trump's attempts to intimidate the International Criminal Court are 'futile,' says Canadian judge
Kimberly Prost, a Canadian judge at the International Criminal Court, was sanctioned by the Trump administration last August. Despite impacts including cancelled credit cards and frozen bank accounts, she says attempts to intimidate her and other court officials are 'futile.'
He makes cakes for other families. Now he wants time with his own
Forest Lawn Bakery — a long-standing family business in Calgary — has closed after over 30 years. Owner Danny La estimates he has made more than 70,000 cakes over the past 25 years, often sacrificing time with his own family to keep the business running. After decades of hard work, he’s reflecting on what matters most.
Scam targeting minor hockey teams 'heartbreaking' for affected kids
Valerie Favreau, the chair of the Oromocto Minor Hockey Association, said two under-13 teams signed up for a tournament in Stanley, with each team losing around $750 in fake registration fees. It's a type of scam that is referred to as "spear phishing," according to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.
3 kids, 2 adults in life-threatening condition after Burlington, Ont., house fire: police
Five people, including three children, are in life-threatening condition in hospital after a house fire in Burlington on Saturday morning, Halton police say.
Margaret Atwood joins other bird lovers to fight against a proposed 600-foot tower on Pelee Island
Atwood called the location, which is one road over from the new Atwood-Gibson Bird Centre, "one of the stupidest places on the planet" to put a tower.
Gorgeous, heartrending Club Kid is hitting Canadian theatres. Read our TIFF review
Hitting Canadian theatres now, Club Kid is without doubt a major work. It was without doubt one of the best films at this year's Toronto International Film Festival. And while there is some doubt here, Club Kid just might make you cry.