Judge temporarily blocks payouts from Trump’s US$1.8B ‘anti
Judge temporarily blocks payouts from Trump’s US$1.8B ‘anti-weaponization’ settlement fund
Updated: May 29, 2026 at 9:58AM EDT
Published: May 29, 2026 at 9:53AM EDT
An online conspiracy theory suggested planes were dropping ticks over Ontario. Here is the real reason why there are more ticks this year.
This $12M Mississauga mansion has a rooftop driving range overlooking Lake Ontario
Man who fled Canada to avoid jail for child exploitation conviction extradited from U.S.
Metro Vancouver warns of possible Stage 3 water restrictions to begin in June
Captured on camera: Alberta man jumps off waterfall in jet boat
Calgary weekend weather: Rainy and cool with 50mm of precipitation, or more
Ottawa police charge 2 men for alleged use of AI deepfakes to share sexual content without consent
‘Turning green space into parking is not the answer’: Ottawa councillor criticizes DND’s plan to create new parking at Carling Campus
Some relief at the pump for Montrealers ahead of the weekend
Habs enter Game 5 of Eastern Conference final down 3-1 to dominant Hurricanes
‘Same bones’: Edmonton elementary school reflects on 100 years
Hot today, super-soaker setting up for Sunday/Monday
How much gas prices went down in the Maritimes overnight
Snowy scene: Late spring snowfall covers ground in Cape Breton
Canada slips into technical recession as economy stalls in Q1: StatCan
Convicted sex offender released from custody expected to live in Winnipeg
Evacuation ordered around Duck Lake as wildfire grows
Regina music teacher’s sexual interference trial adjourned till late 2026
Brantford Bulldogs head coach to lead Hamilton Hammers
Police investigation prompts hold and secure at Paris, Ont. schools
Vehicle stolen in Saskatoon found in West Africa
Saskatoon Fire Department tackles late night house fire
More kids were stalked by North Bay man charged with attempted child abduction
U.S. blockage on Strait of Hormuz ‘will now be lifted,’ says Trump
London, Ont. physician who met patient at coffee shop to discuss MAID reprimanded
Suspect arrested in indecent act investigation
Thinking cottage campfire this weekend? Muskoka under high fire danger rating
Suspected crack cocaine and wad of cash seized in Barrie traffic stop, police say
‘It’s very disappointing’: Vandalism at Mary E. Bibb Park sparks concern
Downtown Windsor office vacancy rate the highest in Canada, but suburban rate improving: CBRE report
Stage 2 water restrictions coming to Comox Valley
Have you seen this angel? Police appeal for info after 100-pound monument stolen from cemetery
A timeline of key events in the case of Kenneth Law, accused of aiding suicides
Bus hits cars in Virginia, killing 5 people and injuring 34, state police say
Car crashes into a passenger terminal at Detroit Metropolitan Airport, driver arrested
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