Politics
Funeral for Ontario Police Officer Killed in Highway Crash
A funeral service will be held for Ontario Provincial Police Sgt. Brandon Malcolm, who died in a highway crash east of Toronto while on duty.
Business
What Migration of Primary Listings Reveals About Canada's Capital Markets
Storied Canadian companies like Barrick and Teck are choosing foreign primary listings, signaling a troubling trend for Canada's capital markets and mining sector expertise.
Sports
Okamoto Homers Twice, Blue Jays Beat Twins 7-3
Rintaro Okamoto hit two home runs, while Luis Sosa and Luis Pinango each had three hits to lead the Toronto Blue Jays to a 7-3 victory over the Minnesota Twins.
Lifestyle
How to Make Perfect Mint Juleps for Kentucky Derby Parties at Home
Learn how Churchill Downs prepares over 127,000 mint juleps for the Kentucky Derby and get expert tips for making stellar juleps at home with bourbon, mint, and crushed ice.
Environment
Health
Driver Arrested in Abbotsford Crash; Alcohol Suspected
Abbotsford police arrested a driver after a pedestrian was seriously injured in a collision. The driver fled then returned; alcohol is believed to be a factor.
B.C. test finds which parent passed cancer gene
A new test developed in British Columbia can determine which parent passed on a gene linked to increased cancer risk, aiding in personalized prevention.
Saskatchewan Dental Clinic Unveils $24M Renovation
The University of Saskatchewan's dental clinic has completed a $24 million renovation, enhancing patient care and training facilities for students.
Whooping Cough Exposure at Prince Albert Hospital
The Saskatchewan Health Authority has released details after a whooping cough exposure at Prince Albert Hospital, urging those potentially exposed to monitor symptoms.
Toronto Normalizing Open Drug Use with Taxpayer-Funded Paraphernalia
Open crack and meth use is becoming normalized in Toronto, with taxpayers spending millions on pipes and needles. Critics say harm reduction policies are failing.
