Recent articles from publications based in Canada.
globalnews.caby Globalnews Digital14d ago
The NHL opens its 1,344-game regular-season schedule next week. The league’s 32 teams will play 84 contests each — up from 82 — for the first time since the 1993-94 campaign following pared-down...
globalnews.caby Globalnews Digital14d ago
The past few days have been “an emotional roller-coaster” for Elenore Sturko, who said she thought she had found a political home among a group of eight like-minded legislators in the CentreBC...
globalnews.caby Globalnews Digital14d ago
British Columbia’s attorney general says she’s shocked by an article describing alleged interactions between the Tumbler Ridge mass shooter and ChatGPT, in which the AI chatbot vividly describes...
globalnews.caby Globalnews Digital14d ago
When MapQuest’s general manager woke up in Toronto on Thursday morning, the Texan visiting for a conference knew he couldn’t leave without visiting one place.
globalnews.caby Globalnews Digital14d ago
Dan Dumont says he hasn’t been following the Quebec election campaign. He says he has a number of health problems, including blood clots in his brain and a metastatic cancer diagnosis.
The Narwhalby Matt Simmons and Marty Clemens14d ago
As the September sun dips down towards the mountains on the western side of the Kitimat Valley in northwestern B.C., a blueish haze hovers over the coastal community.
The Walrusby Kim Richard Nossal14d ago
Canada has had deep connections to Europe for a very long time. These offer us enduring guideposts.
globalnews.caby Colin D’Mello14d ago
The Ontario government appears to be at odds with some of the province’s major cities over the future of AI data centres, with anxiety-riddled residents caught in the middle.
globalnews.caby Karen Bartko14d ago
In three and a half weeks, the Alberta referendum will ask residents if they want to hold a formal vote on whether to stay or leave Canada — and most have their minds made up.
The Tyeeby Andrew MacLeod14d ago
Early polling suggests Premier David Eby may have misjudged British Columbia voters’ appetite for a snap election and their support for his BC NDP.
The Tyeeby Tyler Olsen14d ago
For the last four years, politics in Kamloops have been anything but normal. There have been lawsuits, accusations and recriminations, more lawsuits, secret recordings, screaming matches at city...
The Tyeeby Phoebe Fuller14d ago
Ky Sargeant looks a little stressed. Clipboard in hand, she’s glancing around the room, performing a mental head count. She’s expecting about 175 people at this event.
The Tyeeby Michelle Gamage14d ago
On Sunday Naomi Legg sold mushrooms she incorrectly identified as chanterelles at her Dreamcatcher Farm Harrop stand at the Harrop community hall farmers market, about a 30-minute drive north of...
globalnews.caby Klaudia Van Emmerik14d ago
After another severe wildfire season in the Okanagan, the Kelowna Fire Department is planning prescribed burns in several areas of the city, including Knox Mountain.
globalnews.caby Alessia Simona Maratta14d ago
A new Elections Quebec directive telling poll workers to greet voters in French and switch to English only under certain circumstances is drawing criticism from English-language advocacy groups and...
globalnews.caby Alessia Simona Maratta14d ago
This story contains discussion of violence against women. Support is available for anyone experiencing intimate partner violence through local shelters, crisis lines and community organizations.
globalnews.caby Globalnews Digital14d ago
Stanley Bryant doesn’t expect any drop-off when backup quarterback Dru Brown takes hold of the controls on Friday.
globalnews.caby Nicole Stillger14d ago
A new Meals on Wheels program is helping feed students at an inner city school in Edmonton. “We really wanted an opportunity to kind of expand who we’re helping and who we are serving in the...
globalnews.caby Jasmine King14d ago
An Edmonton man will spend time behind bars after he used a 3D printer to manufacture guns. The judge told the court these types of weapons create a unique danger to the public, police and...
globalnews.caby Tavi Dhillon14d ago
Food bank use is rising in Manitoba, with an average of more than 60,000 people accessing Harvest Manitoba services monthly, a report from the organization said.
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