Toronto police updating investigation into TMU hit-and-run
Toronto police are investigating a hit-and-run on a pedestrian walkway at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) that injured four people. The incident, which occurred Tuesday afternoon on Nelson Mandela Walk, may have been intentional, according to police. The suspect was driving a dark green sedan with a damaged windshield and license plate DEDZ 565. Two victims were hospitalized, but all are expected to survive. None of the victims were TMU students or staff. The collision shocked the campus community, with witnesses describing the chaos as "like a scene out of a movie." No arrests have been made yet.
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Toronto police are investigating a hit-and-run on a pedestrian walkway at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) that injured four people. The incident, which occurred Tuesday afternoon on Nelson Mandela Walk, may have been intentional, according to police. The suspect was driving a dark green sedan with a damaged windshield and license plate DEDZ 565. Two victims were hospitalized, but all are expected to survive. None of the victims were TMU students or staff. The collision shocked the campus community, with witnesses describing the chaos as "like a scene out of a movie." No arrests have been made yet.
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Senator tries to improve prison voting as inmates across Canada cast their ballots
It's election day at prisons and jails across the country, and as inmates cast their ballots behind bars, a Canadian senator is trying to break down barriers so they can make an informed choice.
Twenty-three years after prisoners won the right to vote, Sen. Bernadette Clement visited nine correctional facilities to prepare a report about the challenges that still exist for elections held inside.
On Wednesday, she visited the Collins Bay Institution in Kingston, Ont., to observe the process firsthand.
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It's election day at prisons and jails across the country, and as inmates cast their ballots behind bars, a Canadian senator is trying to break down barriers so they can make an informed choice.
Twenty-three years after prisoners won the right to vote, Sen. Bernadette Clement visited nine correctional facilities to prepare a report about the challenges that still exist for elections held inside.
On Wednesday, she visited the Collins Bay Institution in Kingston, Ont., to observe the process firsthand.
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New study shows increased pathogens near B.C. open-net salmon farms
A new study led by the Pacific Salmon Foundation and four northern Vancouver Island First Nations suggests that water collected near active open-net salmon farms contains four times more pathogens harmful to wild salmon than samples collected near inactive salmon farms.
The study, published in the peer-reviewed journal Scientific Reports, examined environmental DNA to determine the levels of bacteria, fungi and viruses previously shown to be harmful to wild salmon. The Pacific Salmon Foundation says researchers collected samples from areas around the Broughton Archipelago near north Vancouver Island, including active and inactive open-net salmon farms.
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A new study led by the Pacific Salmon Foundation and four northern Vancouver Island First Nations suggests that water collected near active open-net salmon farms contains four times more pathogens harmful to wild salmon than samples collected near inactive salmon farms.
The study, published in the peer-reviewed journal Scientific Reports, examined environmental DNA to determine the levels of bacteria, fungi and viruses previously shown to be harmful to wild salmon. The Pacific Salmon Foundation says researchers collected samples from areas around the Broughton Archipelago near north Vancouver Island, including active and inactive open-net salmon farms.
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Trump still wants Canada as 51st state, White House tells CBC News
Answering a question from CBC News, the White House press secretary said U.S. President Donald Trump still thinks Canada should become the 51st state, but there may be βflexibilityβ when it comes to tariffs on Canada's auto sector.
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Answering a question from CBC News, the White House press secretary said U.S. President Donald Trump still thinks Canada should become the 51st state, but there may be βflexibilityβ when it comes to tariffs on Canada's auto sector.
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Kingston Police Find Drugs Hidden Inside Rotisserie Chicken
Kingston police discovered illicit drugs concealed inside a rotisserie chicken during a recent investigation. Authorities have not disclosed the type or quantity of drugs but confirmed charges are pending. The case highlights ongoing efforts to curb creative smuggling methods in the region.
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Kingston police discovered illicit drugs concealed inside a rotisserie chicken during a recent investigation. Authorities have not disclosed the type or quantity of drugs but confirmed charges are pending. The case highlights ongoing efforts to curb creative smuggling methods in the region.
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West Kelowna golf course operators want restitution after on-course fight
A fight broke out Monday at Two Eagles Golf Course in West Kelowna after a day of delays and backed-up tee times, according to a witness. The altercation, caught on video, involved shouting, shoving, and punches between two groups of golfers. The course, located on Westbank First Nation land and under Indigenous ownership, condemned the incident as a violation of community values. Operators stated those involved will face consequences, including possible bans, and they will pursue restitution.
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A fight broke out Monday at Two Eagles Golf Course in West Kelowna after a day of delays and backed-up tee times, according to a witness. The altercation, caught on video, involved shouting, shoving, and punches between two groups of golfers. The course, located on Westbank First Nation land and under Indigenous ownership, condemned the incident as a violation of community values. Operators stated those involved will face consequences, including possible bans, and they will pursue restitution.
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Debates commission unaware Rebel News registered as advocacy group, official says
The head of Canada's Leaders' Debates Commission said he "wasn't aware" that Rebel News had registered as a third-party advocacy group with Elections Canada before allowing its employees to take part in the post-debate news conferences.
Organizations, other than political parties, that want to fundraise and spend money on advertisements during the election in an effort to sway voters need to register with Elections Canada.
Typically these organizations, which Elections Canada calls third parties, are advocacy groups trying to push special interests.
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The head of Canada's Leaders' Debates Commission said he "wasn't aware" that Rebel News had registered as a third-party advocacy group with Elections Canada before allowing its employees to take part in the post-debate news conferences.
Organizations, other than political parties, that want to fundraise and spend money on advertisements during the election in an effort to sway voters need to register with Elections Canada.
Typically these organizations, which Elections Canada calls third parties, are advocacy groups trying to push special interests.
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Advance polls open across the country Friday morning
With just 10 days to go until election day, advance polls open Friday across the country for those who want to vote before April 28.
Registered voters can cast an early ballot at their assigned polling station between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. from April 18-21. Your voter information card, which registered voters should have received in the mail by April 11, will tell you where your assigned polling station is for advance voting. (Your election day station could be at a different address.)
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With just 10 days to go until election day, advance polls open Friday across the country for those who want to vote before April 28.
Registered voters can cast an early ballot at their assigned polling station between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. from April 18-21. Your voter information card, which registered voters should have received in the mail by April 11, will tell you where your assigned polling station is for advance voting. (Your election day station could be at a different address.)
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Post-debate news conferences cancelled over safety concerns
The standard post-debate news conferences between federal leaders were cancelled on Thursday due to concerns about the 'environment' of the scrums. The move came after several altercations between journalists throughout the day.
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The standard post-debate news conferences between federal leaders were cancelled on Thursday due to concerns about the 'environment' of the scrums. The move came after several altercations between journalists throughout the day.
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Poilievre promises to scrap single-use plastics ban and bring back the plastic straw
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has vowed to overturn Canada's ban on single-use plastics, including plastic straws and grocery bags, criticizing it as symbolic and costly rather than environmentally effective. His stance follows a 2022 Liberal policy aiming for zero plastic waste by 2030, which banned six types of single-use plastics. The policy was overturned by a Federal Court in 2023, but a stay allowed it to remain in effect pending appeal. The appeal was heard in June 2024, and a decision is still pending.
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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has vowed to overturn Canada's ban on single-use plastics, including plastic straws and grocery bags, criticizing it as symbolic and costly rather than environmentally effective. His stance follows a 2022 Liberal policy aiming for zero plastic waste by 2030, which banned six types of single-use plastics. The policy was overturned by a Federal Court in 2023, but a stay allowed it to remain in effect pending appeal. The appeal was heard in June 2024, and a decision is still pending.
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Hudson's Bay looks to auction off royal charter that launched company 355 years ago
Hudson's Bay, Canada's oldest company, is seeking court approval to auction off its historic royal charter and over 4,000 pieces of art and artifacts due to financial troubles. The collection includes paintings dating back to 1650, documents, point blankets, and collectible Barbie dolls. The company aims to ensure the items are sold through a fine art auction house to protect their cultural significance and potentially keep them accessible to the public in museums. The royal charter, considered by some as the "Holy Grail" of Canadian history, was issued 355 years ago to establish the company.
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Hudson's Bay, Canada's oldest company, is seeking court approval to auction off its historic royal charter and over 4,000 pieces of art and artifacts due to financial troubles. The collection includes paintings dating back to 1650, documents, point blankets, and collectible Barbie dolls. The company aims to ensure the items are sold through a fine art auction house to protect their cultural significance and potentially keep them accessible to the public in museums. The royal charter, considered by some as the "Holy Grail" of Canadian history, was issued 355 years ago to establish the company.
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International Student Killed by Stray Bullet in Hamilton Shooting
Harsimrat Randhawa, a 21-year-old international student from India studying at Mohawk College, was fatally shot by a stray bullet while waiting at a bus stop in Hamilton on Thursday evening. Gunfire erupted around 7:30 p.m. between occupants of a black Mercedes SUV and a white sedan. Randhawa, an innocent bystander, was struck in the chest and later died in hospital. Police are seeking dashcam or security footage from the area between 7:15 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. Mohawk College expressed condolences and support for the affected community.
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Harsimrat Randhawa, a 21-year-old international student from India studying at Mohawk College, was fatally shot by a stray bullet while waiting at a bus stop in Hamilton on Thursday evening. Gunfire erupted around 7:30 p.m. between occupants of a black Mercedes SUV and a white sedan. Randhawa, an innocent bystander, was struck in the chest and later died in hospital. Police are seeking dashcam or security footage from the area between 7:15 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. Mohawk College expressed condolences and support for the affected community.
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Alberta school divisions cutting support staff after lapse in Jordan's Principle funding
School divisions across Alberta are reckoning with a federal funding change that means less money for Indigenous students learning off-reserve. Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) in northern Alberta eliminated 105 full-time equivalent educational assistants earlier this month. It comes after the Wild Rose School Board in central Alberta laid off 46 educational assistants in December, citing the same reason.
Jordan's Principle is a legal rule to ensure First Nations children get services they need without delay. It's named after five-year-old Jordan River Anderson from Norway House Cree Nation in Manitoba. He died in 2005, caught in a two-year battle between the province and Ottawa over who would pay for his care.
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School divisions across Alberta are reckoning with a federal funding change that means less money for Indigenous students learning off-reserve. Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) in northern Alberta eliminated 105 full-time equivalent educational assistants earlier this month. It comes after the Wild Rose School Board in central Alberta laid off 46 educational assistants in December, citing the same reason.
Jordan's Principle is a legal rule to ensure First Nations children get services they need without delay. It's named after five-year-old Jordan River Anderson from Norway House Cree Nation in Manitoba. He died in 2005, caught in a two-year battle between the province and Ottawa over who would pay for his care.
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High-tech thermal drones are helping save lives in Vancouverβs mountains
B.C. rescuers are using new high-tech thermal drones to help find people lost in Vancouver's famous North Shore Mountains, visited by thousands every year.
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B.C. rescuers are using new high-tech thermal drones to help find people lost in Vancouver's famous North Shore Mountains, visited by thousands every year.
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Son of NTV CEO shot dead in altercation with California police
The son of a Newfoundland and Labrador broadcasting CEO has been shot dead in an altercation with police in Newport Beach, California.
Geoffrey Shyam Stirling, son of NTV CEO Scott Stirling, was riding a motorcycle when he was pulled over in a traffic stop on Thursday.
Police say Stirling then became "uncooperative".
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The son of a Newfoundland and Labrador broadcasting CEO has been shot dead in an altercation with police in Newport Beach, California.
Geoffrey Shyam Stirling, son of NTV CEO Scott Stirling, was riding a motorcycle when he was pulled over in a traffic stop on Thursday.
Police say Stirling then became "uncooperative".
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NDP wealth tax would raise $94.5B, pay for worker tax cut and health-care improvements
The New Democratic Party (NDP) plans to raise $94.5 billion by taxing the ultra-wealthy to fund new spending, including a worker tax cut and expanded health care. Despite this revenue, the party's commitments will add $48 billion to the federal deficit over four years. Of the spending, $42.2 billion is not covered by revenue. The current Liberal government's projections estimate the deficit to gradually decline from $42.2 billion in 2025-26 to $27.8 billion by 2028-29.
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The New Democratic Party (NDP) plans to raise $94.5 billion by taxing the ultra-wealthy to fund new spending, including a worker tax cut and expanded health care. Despite this revenue, the party's commitments will add $48 billion to the federal deficit over four years. Of the spending, $42.2 billion is not covered by revenue. The current Liberal government's projections estimate the deficit to gradually decline from $42.2 billion in 2025-26 to $27.8 billion by 2028-29.
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Sofyan Boalag Denies Allegations in Statement of Defence
In a statement of defence filed in Newfoundland and Labrador, Sofyan Boalag denies the allegations made against him. The case involves serious accusations, and Boalag asserts his innocence, challenging the claims presented. As legal proceedings continue, further details are expected to emerge.
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In a statement of defence filed in Newfoundland and Labrador, Sofyan Boalag denies the allegations made against him. The case involves serious accusations, and Boalag asserts his innocence, challenging the claims presented. As legal proceedings continue, further details are expected to emerge.
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Elections Canada announces record turnout on 1st day of advance voting
Elections Canada has announced preliminary estimates that show nearly two million electors voted Friday, the first day of advance polls. Representatives of the non-partisan agency said that's a record turnout.
The announcement, which was posted on social media Saturday afternoon, came after Canadians reported long lines across the country on Friday. Some told CBC News on Friday they waited more than two hours to cast their ballots.
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Elections Canada has announced preliminary estimates that show nearly two million electors voted Friday, the first day of advance polls. Representatives of the non-partisan agency said that's a record turnout.
The announcement, which was posted on social media Saturday afternoon, came after Canadians reported long lines across the country on Friday. Some told CBC News on Friday they waited more than two hours to cast their ballots.
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