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Family of Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation woman questions RCMP use of force

WARNING: This story contains a video that shows violence. Saskatchewan's police oversight body is investigating an incident on Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation where an RCMP officer punched a woman several times in the face. Loon Lake RCMP arrested three people at a home in the community about 300 k...

Ex-Citigroup managing director sentenced to 30 years in prison for sex crimes

This summer will be different on P.E.I. as crews arrive to film novel adaptation for Netflix

Film crew arrives on P.E.I. to shoot Netflix series Lips are sealed on Netflix’s plans for filming on Prince Edward Island, but it's starting to look like this summer in the province will be different. The largest television production ever to come to P.E.I. was announced earlier this year — a 10-...

Brother of murdered Toronto police officer calls for changes to Canada’s parole system

The brother of a Toronto police officer who was murdered in the line of duty is calling for changes to Canada’s parole system as he prepares for the third parole hearing of his brother’s killer in the last seven years.  Constable Todd Baylis, who was just 25 years old, was shot and killed in the su...

1 in 4 households in southwestern Ontario facing food insecurity: health units

No comment from the provincial or fed government? Health officials in southwestern Ontario are raising concerns that household food insecurity is rising across the region due to not enough access to food because of financial struggles. The joint statement from five health units says one in four ho...

Forecast suggests funnel clouds possible over Yellowknife, Fort Smith

Funnel clouds are not tornadoes, though they can look similar. They are rotating columns of air that drop below a storm cloud but don’t make contact with the ground. Environment Canada’s Wednesday afternoon forecast advises there’s a small chance of funnel clouds in a region stretching north of For...

$129-M segregation-lawsuit deal good for Manitoba: judge

Wimbledon rides a rain-free fortnight to record-high attendance

Tigers’ Skubal on schedule to face Orioles on Wednesday with trade deadline approaching

Recent fighting with Iran further draws down key US air defense stockpiles, analysis says

Détroussée par sa propre fille, une aînée pourra récupérer les économies d’une vie

Vous naviguez sur le site de Radio-Canada Nous et un nombre restreint de nos partenaires publicitaires utilisons des témoins pour recueillir certaines de vos données et les utilisons afin d’améliorer votre expérience et de vous présenter des contenus et des publicités personnalisés. Si vous n’êtes...

First Quantum reports Q2 net earnings of US$136M, up from US$18M last year

Toronto motion requests province hand over former Ontario Science Centre

Two years after the province announced the Ontario Science Centre’s closure, two city councillors are acknowledging the ship has sailed on seeing it return to its original location and say they want the province should hand over the keys to the city so local community groups can put it to use. Once...

‘Sounded like two 747 jets’: B.C. business owner flees fast-moving wildfire

When Steven Larabie saw the wildfire crest the ridge near his home just outside of Clinton, B.C., he knew he had to leave. The owner of Steve’s Towing and Auto Repair has been living there for 12 years and survived the massive Elephant Hill wildfire, which burned more than 1,900 square kilometres o...

7,500 vehicles crossed the Gordie Howe International Bridge on Day 1; here are some reactions

Crossing the newly opened Gordie Howe International Bridge was a goal years in the making for Robert Pelowski, who recalls being in elementary school when the project was first announced.  Roughly 7,500 vehicles crossed the bridge in the first 12 hours it was open, according to the Windsor-Detroit...

Salsa on St. Clair festival loses key sponsor after deadly shooting

'Why pick on us?': City cuts home services for low-income seniors

'Some (seniors) can hardly move and they lose their housekeeping. None of it makes any sense' You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. The city has cut a program that offered free services for low-income seniors — including lawn care, snow shovelli...

New culinary horizons

Sottobraccio is the answer to a common refrain at Harth Mozza & Wine Bar.

Alberta government, AHS assert privilege over Mentzelopoulos records, seek to disqualify her lawyers

AHS and the government of Alberta argue 46 of nearly 500 records from the health agency's former CEO should fall under solicitor-client privilege You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. An Alberta judge heard arguments Tuesday over whether dozens...

Kenora, Ont. man swims across Lake of the Woods, raises funds for kids’ health care

That’s very cool and kind. We need more people like him. A man from Kenora, Ont., has swam approximately 110 km across Lake of the Woods. Chad English says he’s had the idea for a few years. He decided to start training last summer before completing the 12-day swim across the lake of more than 14,...

Police say autopsy on Manitoba animal rescue worker indicates death by dog attack

Yukon population hits 48,453 as Whitehorse neighbourhoods drive growth

The Yukon Bureau of Statistics has released new population estimates for the territory. (Yukon Bureau of Statistics image) The Yukon’s population continues to steadily climb, with new figures showing growth across the territory and increases in several Whitehorse neighbourhoods over the past three...

Jerry Jones and Dallas Cowboys arrive at training camp without off-field distractions

Clinton, B.C., wildfire leaves devastation in its wake

Chris Webster shows what's left of his father's property following the fires in Clinton, B.C., in this handout photo.Jimmy Webster/The Canadian Press There was little left besides twisted metal, blackened trees, the charred shell of a car and a tractor still burning in images taken at a property ou...

Canadian NATO intern to stay in Belgian custody on spying charge: officials

Due to the sensitive and/or legal subject matter of some of the content on globalnews.ca, we reserve the ability to disable comments from time to time. A Canadian facing espionage charges in Belgium will remain in custody for the time being. Following a closed-door hearing Tuesday, the Belgian fed...