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Winnipeg Jets' Savoie Scores Twice in Thrilling Victory
Rookie forward Matthew Savoie nets two goals, propelling the Winnipeg Jets to a crucial win. The victory boosts the Jets' playoff hopes as the regular season nears its end.
Matthews Hints at Uncertainty Regarding Future with Maple Leafs
Auston Matthews' recent comments have ignited speculation about his long-term commitment to the Toronto Maple Leafs. While currently focused on the playoffs, his remarks suggest his future in Toronto might not be as certain as fans hope.
North Bay Battalion Prospects Rank High in NHL Draft
Three players from the North Bay Battalion have made the final NHL 2026 Draft rankings. This is a significant achievement for the Ontario Hockey League team and its players, highlighting the talent pipeline in North Bay.
WestJet and Petro-Canada Partner on Loyalty Program
WestJet and Petro-Canada have announced a new partnership that will allow customers to earn and redeem loyalty points across both brands. The collaboration aims to provide greater value and convenience to Canadians.
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Nylander scores on Reimer as Leafs down Sens
William Nylander's goal against James Reimer highlighted a recent matchup between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Ottawa Senators. The Leafs emerged victorious in a game that saw a strong performance from their offense.
Tech crucial as Canada eyes water security strategy
Canada is exploring a national water security strategy. Advanced technologies are expected to play a vital role in monitoring and managing water resources.
Toronto Officer Charged in Niagara Falls Manslaughter Case
A Toronto police officer faces manslaughter charges following an incident in Niagara Falls. The Special Investigations Unit is examining the circumstances surrounding the death.
Ottawa Considers Age Restrictions for Social Media, AI
The federal government is "very seriously" exploring age restrictions for social media platforms and AI chatbots. Concerns revolve around protecting children's mental health and safety online.
Canadian Killed in Lebanon, Anand Voices Concern
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand is engaging with Israeli officials after a Canadian citizen was killed in Lebanon. The victim, identified as Hassan Haidar from Windsor, Ontario, was reportedly killed in an Israeli airstrike.
Weather forecast: Southern Ontario braces for severe thunderstorms
Southern Ontario residents should prepare for potentially severe thunderstorms this afternoon. Environment Canada has issued alerts, warning of strong winds, heavy rain, and possible hail.
Canada Pledges $120M in Aid for War-Torn Sudan
As the humanitarian crisis in Sudan worsens, Canada is stepping up. The $120 million in aid will address critical needs like food, healthcare, and protection for vulnerable populations.
Canada Faces Entrepreneurial Drought: Business Closures Outpace Openings
A new report from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) reveals a troubling trend: for six consecutive quarters, more businesses in Canada have been closing than opening. This "entrepreneurial drought" raises concerns about the future of small businesses and the Canadian economy.
Christine Fréchette becomes Quebec Premier after political shift
Quebec sees a new leader as Christine Fréchette steps into the role of Premier. What does this mean for the province's future?
Carney's Asylum Policy Roots Trace Back to Trudeau Era
Major changes to Canada's asylum system, recently passed under Prime Minister Mark Carney, were initially requested by Justin Trudeau's immigration minister in 2024. The then-government, however, did not act on the recommendations at the time.