2026 is the wettest summer on record in Ottawa

Ottawans still dealing with the aftermath of several torrential downpours may have already guessed it. This summer is officially Ottawa’s wettest since data was first collected on rainfall in 1872,

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2 dead following crash in Mississauga

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Two people are dead and three others are injured following a crash on Highway 401 in Mississauga on Wednesday morning,

Manufacturing sales increase for fourth consecutive month in May to hit record high

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OTTAWA - Statistics Canada says manufacturing sales rose for a fourth consecutive month to hit a record high in May,

Toronto police to announce more than 100 charges in joint child‑exploitation investigation

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Toronto police will share the results of a major child sexual abuse and exploitation investigation Wednesday morning, an operation that

Latin and country surge in the US as more music is being streamed than ever before

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NEW YORK (AP) — Halfway through 2026, a few music, film and TV streaming trends have become clear, according to

Donald Trump endorses ‘Pillow Man’ Mike Lindell for Minnesota governor

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President Donald Trump has endorsed MyPillow founder Mike Lindell for Minnesota governor, praising him as “one of America’s greatest and

Bell completes satellite ground station build amid plan to launch space-based service

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Bell Canada says it has reached a key milestone toward launching satellite-to-mobile coverage with the completion of a ground station

Stan Cho, tourism minister and Toronto MPP, to repay $16K in city hotel expenses

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TORONTO - An Ontario cabinet minister who represents a north Toronto riding promised Tuesday to reimburse more than $16,000 in

Toronto’s air quality among worst in the world as heat and smoke trigger health warnings

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Toronto is facing another day of dangerous heat and deteriorating air quality, with the city now ranked third‑worst in the

'Fortress North America' isn't protection — it's surrender

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Some confusion has crept into how Canada should protect its economic sovereignty.Canadians aren’t confused.They have consistently held the sensible view