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No Name brand frozen beef burgers that were sold across the country are being recalled due to a risk of E. coli contamination.

The B.C. Court of Appeal has set aside the decision of a labour administrator who found in favour of Purolator employees who were fired for not getting the COVID-19 vaccine.

A Toronto Maple Leafs player paid tribute over the weekend to a grocery store worker and fan who died suddenly last week and who is being remembered as a warm, friendly face who loved the team.

In an attempt to help 'more children to see themselves represented in Barbie,' toy creator Mattel Inc. is releasing their first-ever autistic Barbie doll.

A 19-year-old Calgary man who was once placed on a terrorism peace bond for social media posts promoting ISIS and the killing of gay men got into an argument with a judge about his pro-Nazi beliefs.

The chief of a Manitoba First Nation in the throes of severe water issues, including flooding and backed-up sewage, says seven members of the Canadian Armed Forces have arrived to help.

Becky Hamber has testified for the first time at the weeks-long murder trial that has already seen co-accused Brandy Cooney take the witness box. Hamber told Milton, Ont., court Monday that she struggled to care for the 12-year-old boy who died and his brother who were in their care, but she wanted the best for them.

A Saskatoon judge says a bus driver who mixed alcohol and pain killers while driving a charter bus with 52 children aboard posed an "outrageous" risk.

Environmental group Greenpeace is calling for more transparency from Domtar, saying it has received millions of dollars in government funding without providing the public with details of how that money is being used or sharing its plans for the future of Canada's forests.

Compensation is available to anyone who purchased Keurig's single-serve pods or brewing systems in Canada from June 8, 2016 until Dec. 8 when the settlement was approved.

The 29-year-old winger has played his way onto Toronto's top line. He's also an unrestricted free agent after this season.

The recall has triggered a Class 1 designation, meaning there is a "high risk" that eating the spoiled food can cause serious health problems or death.

The U.S. deputy ambassador to the UN singled out Russia’s launch of a nuclear-capable Oreshnik ballistic missile close to a Ukraine border.

"You thought there was a possibility that Meggin Van Hoof threw your son down the stairs," lawyer asks toddler's father at manslaughter trial.

Canadian negotiators are in "active discussions" about lowering or dropping tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles in exchange for easing punitive Chinese counter-tariffs on canola and seafood.

“You have a degree in international business, and it didn’t strike you that you may be wise to look into that?”

Carney will meet with the Coastal First Nations in Prince Rupert, B.C., before travelling to China this week.

Project officials are pledging to cut travel times in half with electrified trains travelling at speeds in excess of 300 kilometres an hour.

With Iran’s Islamic regime facing widespread protests, Reza Pahlavi has positioned himself as able to lead the country toward a democratic future.

Ruling is second legal setback in a matter of hours for Trump’s attempted rollback of clean energy programs

China, the UAE and India are some of the top export destinations for Iranian goods

Britain will bring into effect a law criminalizing the creation of non-consensual intimate images this week, technology minister Liz Kendall told parliament on Monday after regulator Ofcom launched an investigation into Elon Musk's X.

Joined by Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota claims DHS is violating First Amendment and other constitutional protections

Kelly was censured for calling on troops to resist unlawful orders, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says

Iranian authorities have launched a deadly crackdown on ‍nationwide protests, ​including the near-complete shutdown of internet service

New law making it an offence to create sexual deepfakes will come into force to tackle the images, says U.K. government

Record number of revocations reflects extent of Washington’s crackdown on immigrants, including some with valid visas

A U.S. attack on Greenland would be almost certain to divide NATO, but it’s unclear which allies would side with Trump

Strike marked the second attack in four days on Black Sea shipping

A judge with the Alberta Court of Kings Bench has ruled PetroChina's attempts to take full ownership the Grand Rapids Pipeline lacks the necessary federal government approval.

Milan Olympic organizers have turned to Calgary ice master, Mark Messer, a veteran of six previous Olympics to prepare the Games first temporary indoor speedskating rink.

Canadian consumers and businesses could see some short-term benefits from the latest news out of the U.S. concerning the Federal Reserve, but there are also severe long-term risks.

'As part of the Danish Commonwealth, Greenland is a member of NATO and the defence of Greenland must therefore be through NATO,' the government statement said.

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand in a joint statement with Australia and the European Union praised the bravery of peaceful protesters and attacked Iran's use of lethal force.

The head of the U.S. Federal Reserve disclosed a legal indictment from the DOJ, and said it was a "pretext" to gain political influence over the Fed to lower interest rates faster.

Trump said Sunday that Iran wants to negotiate with Washington after his threat to strike the Islamic Republic over its crackdown on protesters that has killed nearly 600 people.

The U-Haul truck, with its side mirrors shattered, was stopped several blocks away and surrounded by police cars.

The U.S. has launched another round of retaliatory strikes against the Islamic State in Syria following an ambush that killed two U.S. soldiers and an American interpreter.

As protests in Iran near the two-week mark, Canada condemns the crackdown. Mark Carney calls reports of violence and arrests “profoundly concerning” and urges for peaceful protest.

The Pentagon is presenting a wider range of strike options to the president than previously reported. Targets could include Iran’s nuclear program and ballistic missile sites.

Gov. Gavin Newsom said he was working behind the scenes to block a proposed tax on billionaires’ wealth and was committed to defeating the measure if it reached the ballot.

State media, embracing the gaming phrase “kill line,” is asserting China’s political superiority over the United States, deflecting focus on China’s own economic challenges.

Graffiti denouncing Zionism was discovered Sunday on a wall of the campus, which has not yet been rebuilt after the Eaton fire.

The Labor Department is investigating a complaint alleging misconduct by Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer.

Even accepting the Trump administration’s claim that there is an armed conflict with suspected drug runners, the laws of war bar “perfidy.”

The ruling means that construction can continue on Revolution Wind, a $6.2 billion project off the coast of Rhode Island, at least for now.

She was the first Black cast member on the PBS show “America’s Test Kitchen,” and used her influence to help other female chefs of color.

Two weeks ago, Eric Adams was in Times Square to lead the New Year’s Eve ball drop as his last act as mayor. He returned on Monday to promote a new business interest.

The Federal Reserve is likely to hold interest rates steady when it meets at the end of the month, keeping tensions high with President Trump.

The ruling is a legal setback for the pro-fossil fuel Trump administration, which moved to block the $5 billion Revolution Wind project.

President Donald Trump's threat of 25% tariffs on countries doing business with Iran has raised the risk of derailing Washington's fragile trade deal with Beijing.

European stocks opened broadly higher on Tuesday, with investors keeping an eye on geopolitical developments and data.

Asia markets rose as investors shrugged off geopolitical flashpoints and a criminal investigation into Fed chair Jerome Powell.

Former Fed Chair and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said she was "surprised the market isn't more concerned."

South Korea's SK Hynix will invest 19 trillion Korean won into a new advanced packaging plant, as the company attempts to meet growing memory demands.

Venezuela's stock market has staged a dramatic rally following the capture of its ex-president Nicolás Maduro.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said he was under investigation on Sunday night, the latest episode in President Donald Trump's feud with him.

President Trump said in a social media post that Microsoft will "make major changes beginning this week" to make sure Americans don't see rising energy costs.

Trump's tariff post targeting Iran comes as the oil-rich country struggles to suppress an ongoing swell of massive anti-government protests.

Tehran says it’s ready for “war” or dialogue as Washington weighs response to protests.

Use of the plane prompted legal debate after the operation over whether concealment of its military status amounted to a ruse that violated international law, officials said.

María Corina Machado used the meeting to emphasize the legitimacy of the opposition’s 2024 election victory and raise concerns about political prisoners.

Sergio Gor, a fixture in MAGA world, begins his new role as U.S. ambassador to India at a moment of strained ties between Washington and New Delhi.

Gen. Valery Zaluzhny’s distance from Kyiv, possibly an attempt to sideline his political ambitions, has left him at a safe remove from tensions back home.

Trump administration national security officials were preparing to meet on potential responses, including a range of military options.

A father mourns his son, José Salvador Rodriguez, 32, a Venezuelan soldier killed in an explosion during the U.S. mission to capture President Nicolás Maduro.

Iran’s rulers are not just facing a clamor from within.

Court papers filed on Monday show the broadcaster will argue the Florida court lacks "personal jurisdiction" over the BBC.

The former ambassador apologises "unequivocally" for maintaining links with Epstein after 2008 conviction

The head of her far-right party, Jordan Bardella, warns banning her running for president would be "deeply worrying" for democracy.

Raids on businesses such as nail bars and takeaways have increased by 77% since Labour took office, the government says.

Shortly after winning the 2016 Australian Open boys' title, a disillusioned Oliver Anderson was arrested for throwing a set - now he is rebuilding his career.

The Premier League's KMI Panel makes judgements on every key decisions. Here's what they say the VAR has got wrong.

Some 180 writers, including former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, have withdrawn from the event.

A mix of stories on Tuesday's front pages, including soaring ADHD care costs and the Golden Globes.

As Iran's deadly crackdown on anti-government protests continue, the US president is considering how best to respond.

Damien Egan, Labour MP for Bristol North East and vice chair of Labour Friends of Israel, cancelled the appearance.

The 18th-century home makes a stark departure from the New York City Mayor’s former Queens apartment

The company has been seeing a boost to its membership numbers driven by strong demand from Gen Z.

Hospital trusts said pressure had been driven by admissions for winter illnesses

Gary MacDougall had expected he and his family to split his multi-millionaire mum Jeanne MacDougall's estate with his sister

Outdated information could have resulted in people losing up to £1,000, the money expert warned

Attack comes just hours after Russia was roundly condemned at UN Security Council

Development comes after the UK supported a US operation to seize a Russian flagged tanker in the North Atlantic

The former UK ambassador to the US had declined to apologise to Epstein’s victims over the weekend

French farmers drive about 350 tractors through Paris to protest low incomes and an EU trade deal with South America

The hospitality group expects an impact of around £35 million a year, having previously said this could be up to £50 million.