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Would-be renter not entitled to refund over ‘small amount’ of cat vomit in suite: B.C. tribunal

A man who backed out of an agreement to rent a room after he saw a small amount of “cat vomit and droppings” in the unit is not entitled to a refund, B.C.’s Civil Resolution Tribunal has ruled.

Hundreds of thousands still without power as ice storm moves east

Freezing rain that coated parts of Ontario in thick layers of ice, downing branches and power lines, left hundreds of thousands of residents without electricity on Sunday as the storm headed east.

Have you cancelled your plans to travel to the U.S.? We want to hear why

Have you been reconsidering your plans to travel to the United States this summer? Have American tariffs, or the not-so-joking jokes about a 51st state, made you second-guess that road trip south? Are you a snowbird looking for somewhere else to migrate?

American invasion of Canada would spark decades-long insurgency, expert predicts

If U.S. President Donald Trump fails in his stated goal of annexing Canada through economic force, what would happen if he ordered the world’s most powerful military to invade?

How a viral ‘Buy Canadian’ post helped save a small Ontario business

Shenul Williams feared she would have to shut down her decades-old condiment-making business in Pickering, Ont., until a viral post on Reddit resulted in a surge of new customers motivated to buy and support local amid an ongoing trade war with the U.S. and a surge of patriotism.

Canadian Tesla protests part of ‘day of action’ amid fractured U.S. relationship

Hundreds of protests at Tesla showrooms around the world are expected today, including multiple ones organized in provinces across Canada.

Canadians are losing sleep at an alarming rate, recent reports suggest

Recent reports show that Canadians are losing sleep at an alarming rate.

Quebec university publishes guidelines for staff, students travelling to the U.S.

Université de Montréal has issued a series of guidelines to students and staff who will be travelling to the United States for academic purposes.

‘Catastrophic’: Canadian bookings for U.S. travel drop sharply

Canadian travel to the United States has begun to drop as the North American trade war hits America's tourism industry.

Gas prices jump across the country, especially in Atlantic Canada

Gas prices jumped in Atlantic Canada roughly four cents a litre in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador, while Prince Edward Island saw a price increase of 6.9 cents per litre on Friday morning.

Why are more Canadians relying on food banks?

Food banks were first implemented to address dire needs in some communities across Canada. They were originally thought to serve the most vulnerable on a temporary basis, but to this day, there are more than 5,000 food banks across the country, all seeing usage continuing to rise.

Severe weather alerts in effect: Here’s what to know across Canada

Environment Canada has issued a series of severe weather alerts across Canada as later-season storms dump major snowfall from the Rockies to the Atlantic Coast.

'It's the Wild West': How AI is creating new frontiers for crime in Canada

There’s been a new twist to how criminals exploit atificial intelligence — criminals offering to 'jailbreak' the very algorithms that form the architecture of AI’s large language models, or LLMs, tearing down their safeguards so they can be retasked for criminal purposes.

These U.S. cities are hit the hardest by Canada’s tariffs: analysis

The U.S. cities most vulnerable to a trade war with Canada turn out to largely be in the states that helped return Donald Trump to the White House — a sign of the possible political risk he’s taking with his tariff plans.

Legally blind Calgary-born actor Bruce Horak to paint portrait of William Shatner

A legally blind former Calgary actor who plays a blind character on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is painting a portrait of the legendary William Shatner.