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It was just after 9:30 p.m. on Feb. 7 when Katrina Cain-Griffin crossed a downtown Toronto street with a sandwich and a drawstring backpack in hand.
A ChatGPT account connected to Jesse Van Rootselaar was flagged last year over concerning interactions that violated owner OpenAI’s policies, according to the company.
A Bayfield, Ont. man, who died after an assault in Uptown Waterloo in the hours following the Super Bowl, is being remembered as a kind, friendly and welcoming person.
Genevieve Smolders makes and ships hundreds of pieces of handmade jewelry from her Neustadt store HEN + Bear across North America. Just after Christmas she had a Boxing Day sale and had a large shipment to customers across Ontario, which she walked down the street to her Canada Post depot.
An outbreak of a gastrointestinal illness at a Mexican hotel now appears to have hit hundreds of Canadian travellers there, as some of those stricken ill are pushing back at contracts proposed by the hotel that would bar them from talking about their experience.
A defiant Donald Trump said he will impose an additional 10% global tariffs on Friday after the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to strike down many of the existing tariffs, including some levied against Canada.
Police in the Northwest Territories say a teen has been arrested and guns seized from a home over a social media post threatening a school event.
Premier Danielle Smith is facing mixed reactions in the aftermath of her wide-ranging address to Albertans on Thursday night, notably around the topic of immigration and, more specifically, proposed cutbacks to some immigrants’ access to social services like health care and education.
Danielle Smith pushed back at critics of her immigration concerns Friday morning at a Calgary press conference.
British Columbia’s two largest universities will each benefit from a multimillion-dollar share of the federal government’s newly announced defence industrial strategy as Ottawa seeks to bolster Canada’s domestic military and security sector.
A 49-year-old man has been charged after a woman was killed in a collision in December 2025.
Saskatchewan RCMP’s homicide investigation unit is probing the deaths of two people found in a home in the village of Love.
Montreal and Longueuil unveiled their approaches to homeless encampments.
The Manitoba Nurses Union (MNU) announced Friday that 94 per cent of nurses at St. Boniface Hospital have voted to grey list the facility.