Politics
Prime Minister Carney calls six federal byelections for December
The contests in Quebec, Ontario and Saskatchewan will test the Liberals' thin majority in the House of Commons.
Politics
UK gambling regulator finds high harm among black market users
The regulator's open banking data shows most users of unlicensed sites also gamble with legal operators.
Communities
Pickering council returns to renovated chambers after two years of online meetings
The $3.3 million renovation includes safety and accessibility upgrades after threats forced council online.
Canada & the World
Prince Harry signals desire to reconcile with Royal Family
The Duke of Sussex says reconciliation is key, but experts say his public approach may hinder private talks.
Canada & the World
Canada's foreign minister confronts Russian counterpart at G20 meeting
Anita Anand says she told Russia's foreign minister his country has committed horrific crimes in Ukraine.
Crime & Justice
Toronto police name suspect in Bridle Path home invasion after hospital encounter
Daijohn Richards, 23, is wanted on multiple charges after a family of four was shot and attacked with a hammer in their home.
Canada
Brown's late touchdown pass lifts Blue Bombers over Argonauts in East semifinal
Dru Brown threw a 23-yard touchdown pass to Nick Demski with 44 seconds left to complete the comeback victory.
Canada
Cycling advocates protest Ontario's removal of Toronto bike lanes
Advocates are asking the Supreme Court of Canada to intervene after the province cited low usage for the decision.
iGaming
Senators warn prediction markets over election betting manipulation
The senators cited past incidents of candidates wagering on their own races and demanded safeguards by Tuesday.
Politics
Alberta UCP expels separatist leader Jeffrey Rath after referendum
The party revoked his membership and cancelled his registration to its upcoming annual meeting over code of conduct breaches.
Canada & the World
Sports court orders Russia reinstated to international ice hockey
The ruling overturns a ban imposed after Russia's invasion of Ukraine and affects upcoming world championships.
Politics
Quebec premier boycotts Canada-EU summit over denied speaking role
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon refused to attend after the federal government denied his request to address the gathering in Montreal.
Canada
Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion designated a project of national interest
The designation accelerates the Port of Vancouver project's timeline for commercial operations by up to four years.
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