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A photograph from a telegraphers union meeting. An Italian restaurant menu from Toronto. A newspaper clipping covering a graduating class of Royal Canadian Air Force engineers. What do all those have in common? That’s what researchers with the Alberta Family Histories Society are looking to uncover after receiving a mysterious box from a thrift store.

A minor died and another was seriously injured by a firearm late Sunday afternoon in the municipality of Saint-Vallier in Bellechasse, Que., located across the St. Lawrence River from Quebec City.

A ballet company on an Ontario-wide tour of The Nutcracker says someone stole the moving truck storing its “irreplaceable” sets and backdrops.

Elections Alberta says six more members of Premier Danielle Smith's United Conservative Party caucus are facing recall petitions, bringing the total to nine.

The upcoming holiday gatherings with relatives may feel ripe for conflicts over politics, relationships, and socialissues, but an online survey suggests a majority of Canadians still feel it's important to spend time with loved ones.

A 16-year-old boy has been charged as the result of an investigation into an alleged teen mob attack of a Masonville area restaurant.

Supervised-injection site worker Khalila Mohammed had been texting with two known drug dealers for months before they got into the fight that ended with the death of Karolina Huebner-Makurat.

Protesters chanted "people over profits" in the Ontario legislature's public galleries Monday after Premier Doug Ford's government passed a bill critics say will favour landlords over tenants.

The fire in June 2024 destroyed more than a dozen murals by the Group of Seven that were more than a century old.

The theft includes Group of Seven-inspired backdrops custom made for Ballet Jörgen.

Finding it hard to keep track of all the transit projects around Toronto? Here's a run down of all of them.

Gaining leverage is at the core of Canada’s push with the Major Projects Office and the Liberals’ recent aggressive spending strategy.

Parliament's interim budget officer says the federal government abruptly “abandoned” a longstanding fiscal anchor in its Nov. 4 budget.

The Finch West LRT has been under construction since 2019, and will stretch from Finch West Station to Humber Polytechnic.

Prime Minister Carney said Canada still wants to defend LGBTQ+ rights and combating violence against women.

Matthew Forbes, who is free on bail, is facing weapons-related charges and will return to court in Quebec City on Feb. 2.

Foreign Affairs Minister looking into companies that reportedly sold equipment that ended up in the hands of militia connected with atrocities in Darfur

Team said victims were released from hospital and recovering

The Kremlin on Monday said that a European counterproposal to a U.S. 28-point peace plan for Ukraine was not constructive and that it simply did not work for Moscow.

A federal judge on Monday dismissed criminal charges against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James, finding that the U.S. Attorney hand-picked by U.S. President Donald Trump to bring the cases was unlawfully appointed.

Pentagon cites federal law allowing retired service members to be recalled to active duty for possible court martial

Britain, France and Germany’s proposal aims to fill gaps in 28-point U.S.-Russian plan

PM, Chancellor ‘drinking at the last-chance saloon’ as popularity of government continues to sink

Trump has not confirmed whether he would send U.S. troops in case of a war in the Taiwan Strait

Prosecutor who brought the charges at Trump’s urging found to be illegally appointed by the Justice Department

Dharmendra Deol, one of Indian cinema’s most popular stars whose versatile performances made him a defining screen presence of 1970s and 1980s Bollywood films, died Monday. He was 89.

Latest reports indicate that smoke from the volcano was heading towards China.

The driver, a 37-year-old man, was arrested on suspicion of stealing the vehicle from a parking lot of a business, after fleeing from the scene, police said.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the Ukrainian delegation was on its way home from Geneva to report on the talks, after which the government would decide on next steps.

Canadian and Indian prime ministers Mark Carney and Narendra Modi have agreed to work towards a new comprehensive economic partnership agreement.

Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered the 70-year-old leader's preemptive jailing Saturday for he is considered a flight risk.

Fifty of the 303 schoolchildren who were abducted from a Catholic school in north-Central Nigeria's Niger state have escaped, but 253 students and 12 teachers remain held captive.

Ukraine and some of its Western allies met in Geneva to discuss the U.S. proposal for peace between Kyiv and Russia, which includes concessions to Moscow.

Nigeria State Police said it received reports of 'armed bandits' entering St. Mary’s secondary school, which boards students aged 12 to 17, at about 2 a.m. on Friday.

Here is the verbatim text of Trump’s 28-point draft proposal to end Russia's war in Ukraine, which has been presented to Kyiv for consideration.

The U.S. plan contains many of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s longstanding demands while offering limited security guarantees to Ukraine.

The decision is a setback for the president’s efforts to wield the criminal justice system against his perceived enemies.

At 7, she bore witness to one of American history’s most violent spasms of racial violence. She was 106 when the nation reckoned with the crime.

Washington and Kyiv said that “highly productive” discussions over a proposal to end the war between Russia and Ukraine would continue.

President Trump’s military actions and immigration policies have divided Venezuelans in South Florida, many of whom fled the Maduro regime.

His Grammy-winning records as well as his starring role in the cult movie “The Harder They Come” in 1972 boosted a career spanning seven decades.

It has a little something to do with Donald Trump.

The furor erupted as President Emmanuel Macron is expected to present a plan for paid, voluntary military service to bolster the armed forces against the threat from Russia.

In a world of GPS and car-hailing apps, some Londoners still want to drive a traditional black cab. First, they must memorize thousands of city streets.

Caregivers are at the brink of despair.

With Russia looming, governments race to rebuild armed forces that shrank after the Cold War, grappling with hard issues of economics, politics and military strategy.

The move in Broadcom comes as investors continue to push shares of Google parent Alphabet higher. The two are related through their business with ASICs.

Dutch automotive safety regulator RDW said that Tesla is working to gain approval to make its "FSD Supervised" systems available in the Netherlands.

Kohl's has has multiple CEOs in recent years and is struggling with declining sales.

Anthropic says its new Claude Opus 4.5 excels at coding, using computers and assisting users with complex enterprise tasks.

President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping met last month in South Korea, where they reached some agreements on tariffs and other trade issues.

The project will add 1.3 gigawatts of capacity across new data centers, with Amazon expected to break ground in 2026.

President Donald Trump approved U.S. Steel's controversial acquisition by Nippon in June after securing veto rights over key business decisions.

Meta is alleged to have halted internal research suggesting social media harm, according to court documents.

Shares of Novo Nordisk plunged after the Danish pharmaceutical company said a highly anticipated trial for Alzheimer's disease failed to meet its main goal.

The U.S. said Sunday that there had been progress in talks at the weekend but that no agreement was reached on security guarantees for Ukraine.

The document, which Ukraine said was too favorable to Russia, has been substantially changed, officials say.

Iran’s water crisis is so dire the president has proposed evacuating the capital. Largely at fault are official policies that exhausted precious water resources.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has promised to double non-U.S. exports by 2035. That means making up with two of Canada’s greatest adversaries.

The Trump White House has grown impatient to end the war in Ukraine. Critics say it is playing into Russia’s hands.

Negotiators had been working off an early proposal that bipartisan lawmakers say would further destabilize global security and reward Russia after its 2022 invasion.

The Israeli attack targeting Haytham Ali Tabatabai was the first strike on Beirut in more than five months and fueled fears that a wider war could be brewing.

Women aren’t permitted to enter the sumo ring. Sanae Takaichi, Japan’s first female leader, did not present the Prime Minister’s Cup at a major tournament.

Tens of thousands of Israelis have left over the past two years, and many are young and well-educated, raising concerns over economic and social consequences.

Ester Souza, the daughter of pastors in Brazil’s rural São Paulo state, has millions of social media followers.

The White House has proposed a leaflet drop over Caracas, reminding citizens about the $50 million U.S. bounty on Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro.

There was optimism following the talks in Geneva, but no details emerged on how to bridge the huge divide between Moscow and Kyiv over territory and security guarantees.

Everton's Idrissa Gueye is sent off for striking team-mate Michael Keane during their Premier League victory at Manchester United.

Samir Shah says he is "not someone who walks away" after criticism of his handling of the recent crisis over Panorama's edit of a Donald Trump speech.

BBC chairman Samir Shah appears to strengthen his position during questioning by MPs, our media editor says.

The Reform UK leader was responding to reports he made racist remarks to his peers in school in the 1970s.

BBC chairman Samir Shah, alongside board members and former advisers, appears before MPs after the resignation of Tim Davie.

President Donald Trump has repeatedly called for the prosecution of Comey and James, declaring them "guilty as hell".

A tribunal finds that David Tudor sexually abused a 15-year-old-girl in Surrey in the 1980s.

Councillors in Mid and East Antrim have voted to change the name of a road called Prince Andrew Way in Carrickfergus.

BBC Sport looks back at team-mates Lee Bowyer and Kieron Dyer coming to blows during Newcastle's 3-0 loss to Aston Villa at St James' Park on 2 April 2005.

The new project will give AI models access to voluminous amounts of scientific data in hopes of discovering new drugs and other scientific breakthroughs

Rescuers carried trekker on homemade stretcher but she suffered hypothermic cardiac arrest, friend recalls

Trump earned more than $1.3 million last year for endorsing a patriotic Bible named for country singer Lee Greenwood’s song ‘God Bless the USA’

The attack went largely unremembered for decades. In Oklahoma, wider discussions began when the state formed a commission in 1997 to investigate the violence

The 28-year-old White House press secretary said her demanding schedule has forced her to cancel three family vacations

One of the last known survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre in Oklahoma has died

The West does not need America to hold its hand in the confrontation with the Kremlin – it is easily powerful enough on its own, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley

The family hopes the little boy will be home in time to celebrate Christmas

During a November 14 press gaggle, the president told Bloomberg White House correspondent Catherine Lucey, ‘quiet, piggy,’ after she asked about the Epstein files

A trial has been set for August 2026 in a lawsuit challenging the transfer of prime Miami real estate to be used for President Donald Trump's presidential library