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A wrongfully convicted New Brunswick man who spent decades trying to clear his name before being declared innocent by a judge in January has died at the age of 80.

A winning Lotto Max ticket was sold in Toronto from last nights draw.

Seventeen years ago, as a 21-year-old, Victor Tedondo started paying it forward, putting on a three-day Gridiron Academy football camp in Ottawa. He couldn’t have imagined where it would be in 2024, he couldn’t have dreamed the transformative impact he and his academy would have in creating opportunities for young football players from the Ottawa […]

A Vancouver nurse is speaking out, saying politicians are using recent accounts of concerns related to the safety of health-care workers for political gain.

Motorists can expect some traffic disruptions on a portion of Harvey Avenue beginning Monday.In a news release the city says sidewalk, signal and utility work is expected to take place through June resulting in overnight lane closures between Pandosy and Abbott streets and single-lane traffic so…

The jury took final shape after lawyers spent days quizzing dozens of potential jurors on whether they can impartially judge Trump.

Olymel is to close its Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu plant for good this summer, a decision that will affect 135 employees.

Mounties say seven people have been arrested after a series of co-ordinated property searches on Vancouver Island yielded multiple firearms, including 3D-printed handguns, and several kilograms of drugs.

A 27-year-old Morley resident faces multiple charges after a Tuesday incident with an RCMP officer in a rural area near Cochrane.

Excluding front-line supervisors at a Montreal casino from organizing under the Quebec labour-relations regime does not infringe their constitutional rights, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled.