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Ontario Byelections Put Doug Ford’s Political Standing to the Test

Ontario Premier Doug Ford faces an imminent electoral reckoning. Three provincial byelections are set to measure whether his government's public support remains as solid...

Vancouver’s Housing Market Stumbles Again in July, Falling Well Below Seasonal Norms

The Greater Vancouver housing market delivered a familiar disappointment in July 2026, with sales declining nearly 10 per cent compared to the same month...

Former Sydney Swans Coach John Longmire Voices Deep Regret Over Failure to Better Protect Adam Goodes

Former Sydney Swans head coach John Longmire has publicly acknowledged his regret for not doing more to shield two-time Brownlow medallist Adam Goodes from...

WestJet Strike Ends After One Day as CUPE Reaches Tentative Agreement with Airline

It lasted less than a day. Early Monday morning, at 4:15 a.m. Mountain time, WestJet and the Canadian Union of Public Employees reached a...

Two Storms in One Week Leave St. Catharines Flooded, Grieving, and Without Provincial or Federal Aid

St. Catharines is in shock. Within the span of ten days, three extraordinary rainstorms have battered this Niagara-region city, overwhelming its infrastructure, gutting basements,...

From Sacramento State to Georgia Southern: CFN’s Bottom 38 College Football Preseason Rankings for 2026

College Football Network has released the bottom tier of its 2026 preseason rankings, covering teams 101 through 138, and this stretch of the list...

CentreBC Wants to Redraw the Province’s Political Map — but the System May Not Let It

British Columbia's political centre is restless. Former premier Christy Clark has declared that the province's voters face a grim binary: what she calls "the...

WestJet Strike Ends With Tentative Deal, But Vancouver Passengers Still Face Cancellations

The strike is over — on paper, at least — but for many travellers passing through Vancouver International Airport on Monday, the disruption was...