Thursday, February 12, 2026

Tumbler Ridge shooting leaves B.C. town grieving as RCMP searches for motive

Tumbler Ridge, B.C., is mourning after a mass shooting that left eight people dead and about 25 injured. Police say the 18-year-old suspect, Jesse Van Rootselaar, died after turning the gun...

Ontario tuition freeze ends as province adds $6.4B for campuses

Ontario is injecting billions into colleges and universities while ending its long-running tuition freeze and reshaping student aid. The province says the changes are meant to stabilize a sector...

Brampton homicide arrest nearly two years after fatal shooting

Peel Regional Police have arrested a Toronto man in a 2024 Brampton homicide. Investigators say officers responded at 4:18 a.m. on May 11, 2024, to Kennedy Road and Stafford...

Brenton Tarrant appeal reopens Christchurch wounds with bid to undo guilty pleas

New Zealand is again confronting the legacy of the Christchurch mosque attacks after Brenton Tarrant launched an appeal to withdraw his guilty pleas. Many had hoped his 2020 admissions would spare...

Air Canada suspends Cuba flights as fuel crisis deepens

Air Canada has suspended flights to Cuba after the island warned airlines that jet fuel would not be available. The move lands amid an...

Trump threatens 100% tariffs on all Canadian imports over China trade deal

U.S. President Donald Trump warned on Saturday that he would impose 100% tariffs on all Canadian imports if Ottawa finalises a trade agreement with...

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Budget Implementation Act talks show “good faith,” Scheer says

Conservative House Leader Andrew Scheer says discussions with the Liberal government to move key legislation are being held “in good faith.” His comments come...

Inuit Nunangat University to anchor in Arviat, first Inuit-led campus in the Arctic

Arviat, a hamlet on Hudson Bay in Nunavut, has been selected to host the main campus of the first Inuit-led university in Canada’s Arctic,...

Canada adds two silvers on Day 6 at Milan-Cortina Olympics

Canada picked up its fifth and sixth medals of the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics on Day 6, landing two silvers in Livigno. Both came in...

Eliot Grondin sharpens his lines for Milan-Cortina

Two Olympics in, Eliot Grondin reads the course like a map. In snowboard cross, four riders drop together and hit 80 km/h on ice....