No one won Friday's record $90-million Lotto Max jackpot, so Tuesday's draw now carries about $110 million in prizes — the biggest lottery haul in Canadian history. Here's when the draw happens, what changed in April, and what the odds actually look like.
Youcef Moussaoui, 33, has been charged with first-degree murder in the September 22 death of Leila Ben Salem, the 45-year-old Canada Revenue Agency employee who was killed while on a virtual work meeting from her Montreal apartment.
Canada inflation rose to 3.1% in September 2026, Statistics Canada confirmed Monday, as gasoline prices surged 27.8% year over year. Core measures stayed below 2%, keeping the Bank of Canada's October 28 rate decision a coin flip. Full breakdown of the September CPI, what it means for gas prices, groceries, rents — and your mortgage.
Pete Fry elected Vancouver's first Green mayor: the Green Party councillor defeated incumbent Ken Sim 98,494 to 67,467 in the October 17, 2026 municipal election, becoming the first Green mayor of a major Canadian city. Full results, how the progressive sweep happened, what Fry promised on housing and safety, and why it matters.
Sikhs for Justice holds its non-binding 'Khalistan referendum' in Edmonton today, even as leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun says the FBI warned him of an 'imminent threat' linked to his Canada travel. The vote lands as India and Canada reset ties — and one day before Alberta's own referendum.
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem warned Saturday the Bank will 'significantly' raise its inflation forecast as oil surges past $110 — openly asking whether rates must rise ahead of the Oct 28 decision. Markets price 100 bps of hikes next year; here's what it means for your mortgage.
Defence Minister David McGuinty has confirmed fatalities and injuries after a ‘serious incident’ sparked a major fire at CFB Wainwright, Alberta — but will not say how many died or what caused it. Here is what is actually confirmed.
Ontario will import 600 megawatts of American electricity this winter through a six-month IESO deal with Alpha Generation starting Nov. 1 — months after Doug Ford threatened to cut off U.S. power exports. Why critics call it ironic, and the vulnerability nobody wants to discuss.
Two SPVM officers from downtown Station 21 were suspended after La Presse reported alleged acts of humiliation against homeless people — flagged by the officers' own colleagues. Here's what happened, the force's response, and why it fits a troubling pattern.