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Canada’s future ‘will be decided by Canadians,’ Carney says after Elon Musk pushes Quebec separatism

Canada October 09, 2026 03:02 AM
Canada’s future ‘will be decided by Canadians,’ Carney says after Elon Musk pushes Quebec separatism

Canada’s future ‘will be decided by Canadians,’ Carney says after Elon Musk pushes Quebec separatism

Published: October 08, 2026 at 1:46p.m. EDT

Work to remove Bloor Street West bike lanes to begin next week: province

2 people, 3 dogs rescued after lithium-ion battery fire breaks out in Regent Park

Thanksgiving long weekend events in Metro Vancouver

What is a six-foot swordfish doing in B.C.? El Niño may hold the answer

Man injured after leg caught between Calgary CTrain, platform: police

Calgary man charged with human trafficking; may be additional victims: police

Ottawa Public Health alerting residents of possible measles exposure locations

Ottawa police looking to identify suspect in Sandy Hill break-and-enters

Montreal mayor says city will offer 3,000 spots in emergency shelters for unhoused

14-year-old boy and another arrested in jewelry store robbery and hit and run

Streetlights vandalized, stripped of copper wire in north-central Edmonton neighbourhood

Edmonton mayor calls provincial roll back of city infill bylaw ‘chaotic’ and ‘uninformed’

Confusion in Halifax courtroom over U.S. consulate bomb threat case

Lockdown lifted at Halifax West High School after police investigate threat

Winnipeg university shares details of cyberattack

Manitoba reversing course on shelving youth prison pop-up library

Lack of full-time nurse practitioner forces Regina sexual health clinic to suspend services

New child-centered exhibition focusing on AI opens at MacKenzie Art Gallery

Hamilton Fire investigating two separate house explosions, three injured, one in critical condition

Robber sprays noxious substance into clerk’s face

Snow expected in Saskatchewan this week

Harvest over 80% complete across Saskatchewan

Levack Mine on track for 2028 reopening, Magna says

Company fined $100K after worker injured at northern Ont. mine

St. Thomas police investigate targeted threat at STEGH

Thamesville resident fined for deer hunting violation

Bear spray used to threaten Orangeville robbery victim: OPP

Collision at Highway 400 off ramp in south Barrie

UWindsor, St. Clair College and Lambton College getting $44 million for additional seats

Windsor Regional Hospital to roll out ‘action team’ measures to tackle wait times

Arrests and detentions of Canadians spike in the U.S. Travel registrations surge, too

Dog out for a morning walk shot and killed in northern Ont.

Guelph, Ont., police post new photos as they try to identify Homecoming partygoers

U.S. army finds systemic failures behind D.C. midair collision and calls for safety fixes

Man with a gun and knife is fatally shot by security at Nashville federal courthouse, police say

Conservatives vote with Liberals as Bill C-39 heads to committee

Airlines warn against fee hikes in Ottawa’s airport privatization plan

Unproven ‘cures’ pushed online amid plague concerns

Famed Indian actor, who spent nearly 5 decades in film, dies at 75

FIA to 'strengthen' software testing after F1 cars stopped on track in Malaysia

‘The kittens just get so excited:’ Orphaned cats meet sharks and stingrays on an aquarium field trip

Isaias strengthens into Category 2 hurricane while churning toward the U.S. Gulf Coast

U.S. freezes Microsoft, Adobe, Infosys green-card applications over alleged fraud