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Cemetery Road: True Crime Drama Hits CBC

Discover the haunting true crime story that inspired CBC's gripping new series Cemetery Road, exploring a decades-old murder mystery that captivated a nation.

Canadian Toques: Stitching National Pride

Discover the heartwarming story behind Canadian-made toques and how these humble winter hats evolved into powerful symbols of national identity and economic resilience.

Robert Munsch Donates Archives to Guelph Library

Beloved Canadian children's author Robert Munsch gifts his entire literary archive to Guelph Public Library, preserving his creative legacy for future generations of readers and researchers.

Canada Election 2025: Complete Voter Guide

Everything Canadian voters need to know about the upcoming 2025 federal election - from registration requirements to polling station hours and accepted ID.

Canadian Skincare Essentials for Fall Glow

Discover the best Canadian skincare products to transition your routine into autumn. From hydrating serums to protective barriers, these local gems will keep your skin radiant through the cooler months.

17 Must-Have Canadian Home Finds from Umbra

Discover stylish and functional home decor pieces from Toronto-based design company Umbra. Support Canadian craftsmanship while transforming your living space with these innovative products.

Zekelman Pays Canadians to Report Foreign Steel

Canadian steel manufacturer Zekelman Industries is offering financial incentives to Canadians who report unauthorized foreign steel being used in domestic construction projects, aiming to protect local jobs and industry standards.

5 Tax Reforms Mark Carney Must Champion

As speculation grows about Mark Carney's political future, experts reveal five crucial tax changes that could revolutionize Canada's economy and restore fairness for middle-class families.

Montreal's Election Crisis: 80% Voter Skip

Shocking voter apathy grips Montreal as recent municipal election sees record-low turnout, raising alarms about civic engagement and political leadership in Canada's second-largest city.

Nova Scotia's Untold WWI Hero Stories Revealed

Former Halifax Army Museum curator Ken Hynes shares remarkable accounts of Nova Scotia soldiers and nurses who served with extraordinary courage during World War I, preserving their legacy for future generations.

Tilley Hat Founder Alex Tilley Dies at 87

The Canadian outdoor industry mourns the loss of Alex Tilley, founder of Tilley Endurables and creator of the iconic Tilley hat, who died at 87 leaving behind a legacy of quality craftsmanship and adventurous spirit.

Canadian Air Travel: Domestic Soars, Cross-Border Lags

New Statistics Canada data reveals surprising trends in Canadian air travel. Domestic flights are experiencing strong recovery while U.S. and international routes struggle to regain pre-pandemic momentum. Discover what's driving this aviation shift.

Christmas Election Looming in Canada?

Speculation mounts about a potential holiday election in Canada as Liberal MPs signal readiness for campaign. Discover what's driving this political gamble and how it could reshape Canadian politics.

Coeur Mining Buys New Gold in US$7B Canadian Deal

In a landmark transaction reshaping Canada's mining landscape, Coeur Mining acquires New Gold Inc. and its two prolific Canadian gold operations in a massive US$7 billion deal that creates a new North American mining powerhouse.

Poilievre vs Carney: Clash for Youth Vote

Discover how Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre and former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney are using vastly different approaches to connect with young Canadians facing economic uncertainty.

Soraya Martinez Ferrada Elected Montreal Mayor

Soraya Martinez Ferrada makes history as Montreal's new mayor, celebrating a decisive victory in Saint-Michel while outlining her vision for affordable housing and community development.

Government rejects $28,000 raise for judges

The Liberal government has rejected a significant pay raise recommendation for federally appointed judges, citing economic concerns and setting up potential tension with the judiciary.

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