Tuesday’s 36.2 C came close to previous July 14 record of 36.7 C set at Pearson Airport The sun sets over the Toronto skyline on July 15, 2025, as Southern Ontario experiences a heatwave with humidity pushing temperatures into the 40s in parts of the region. (Evan Mitsui/CBC) Environment Canada is …
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CRA accused Western Canada’s Wentao Yang of evading more than $860,000 in tax on oil deal consulting fees A copy of Western Canadian-based businessman Wentao Yang’s passport was in the Panama Papers. The leak sparked a Canada Revenue Agency investigation into him and headline-grabbing raids on his homes. (CBC) A Western …
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Rep. Mike Thompson says many Canadians are missing out on ‘the best wine in the world’ Quebec Premier Christine Frechette says she has no intention of lifting a ban on U.S. alcohol in her province as long as U.S. President Donald Trump wages a trade war with Canada. (Jacques Boissinot/The Canadian …
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Mark, 78, denies trafficking firearms but admits to illegally transferring 3 guns Former member of Parliament Inky Mark says he wants to apologize to Canadians for illegally transferring ownership of three firearms. (Michele McDougall/CBC) A former federal politician denies trafficking any firearms but acknowledges he illegally transferred three guns, after police …
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‘System problem’ exists at the CBSA with how strip searches are conducted, judge finds Canada Border Services Agency officers say they found more than 120 bricks of cocaine in a transport truck travelling into Canada using the Ambassador Bridge on Oct. 29, 2023. (CBC News) Drug smuggling charges carrying a possible …
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Transportation Safety Board says investigators are being deployed to the site Stock photo of a helicopter. (Helen Pike/CBC) A helicopter company says two people are dead and another is injured after a helicopter crash near north Vancouver Island Tuesday morning. Sean Smyth, general manager of West Coast Helicopters, said the helicopter …
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Antique cannon, $300K in cash also found at former member of Parliament’s home, police say Former member of Parliament Inky Mark is shown in a 2002 file photo. He has been charged with a dozen weapons-related offences, including firearms trafficking and three counts of unsafe firearms storage, after a search …
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Over 300 Canadians have served in both chambers, only a handful were appointed by a PM from a different party Prime Minister Mark Carney arrives at the Senate Chamber ahead of the opening of Parliament in Ottawa on May 27, 2025. Carney appointed his first slate of senators last week. (Victoria …
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Shaquan Quashie, 25, and Cesar Vernaza, 20, died after gunfire erupted at Salsa on St. Clair Toronto police identify 2 victims of the deadly Salsa on St. Clair shooting Toronto police have identified the two people killed in Saturday’s shooting at the Salsa on St. Clair festival. CBC’s Greg Ross …
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Alberta, federal government, five oilsands companies entered deal on July 2 A photo from 2014 shows the Syncrude oilsands extraction facility near Fort McMurray, Alta. The Pathways project is a condition for a new West Coast oilsands pipeline, and would serve to offset some of the carbon emissions that the …
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