 | | 14:51 Sep 27 Annamie Paul resigning as leader of the Green Party Embattled Green Party Leader Annamie Paul is resigning, announcing Monday that she is starting the process of her withdrawal from the role. Paul's decision to step down comes on the heels of the party initiating a review of her leadership given the results of last Monday's federal election.
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| | 14:51 Sep 27 Latest news from CTVNews.ca Annamie Paul resigning as leader of the Green Party Embattled Green Party Leader Annamie Paul is resigning, announcing Monday that she is starting the process of her withdrawal from the role. Paul's decision to step down comes on the heels of the party initiating a review of her leadership given the results of last Monday's federal election.
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| | 15:13 Sep 27 Toronto News | Latest Headlines & Breaking NewsBRENNAN'S BETS: Week 3 in the NFL — it's not easy being bad DROPPING THE BALL … One season many, many years ago, Ken Fidlin, a talented, respected and multidimensional sports writer for the Sun, was responsible for making our weekly NFL picks. "Fids" was a great fastball pitcher in the Toronto Press League, but I don't remember him being much of a hitter — at least when […]
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| | 14:56 Sep 27 Toronto News | Latest Headlines & Breaking NewsWWE's 'woke' wrestler Joe Gacy already cancelled A new "woke" wrestler who appeared on a recent episode of the WWE's NXT 2.0 broadcast has been permanently pinned after he appeared in the ring last week preaching "unity" and declaring he didn't need to use his "male privilege" to win. According to Fox News, the WWE introduced Joe Gacy, a new character brought […]
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| | 14:48 Sep 27 Toronto News | Latest Headlines & Breaking NewsRevealing Canada's most unusual postal codes U.K. study claims price of homes can go up or down based on postal code For many, moving home is a series of new experiences. New location, new neighbours and a new postal code. However, some Canadians live in postal codes that happen to be more than just a randomised series of letters and numbers. […]
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| | 14:37 Sep 27 Toronto News | Latest Headlines & Breaking NewsSinger Sophie Ellis-Bextor lost her virginity as a teen during sexual assault Sophie Ellis-Bextor lost her virginity when she was raped aged 17. The Murder On the Dance Floor singer writes about the traumatic incident in her new memoir Spinning Plates, which is being serialized by Britain's Mail On Sunday newspaper. While Sophie doesn't identify the rapist, she does reveal he was a 29-year-old guitarist and refers […]
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| | 14:43 Sep 27 Toronto local News, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Weather, Sports; Watch LiveBody found near Toronto Zoo; homicide unit investigating Toronto police's homicide unit is investigating after a body was found near the Toronto Zoo. Police and fire crews were called to called to the Reesor Road and Old Finch Avenue area shortly after midnight Monday for reports of a grass fire. A body was found after the fire was put out. Police are calling […]
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| | 14:17 Sep 27 Toronto local News, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Weather, Sports; Watch LiveOntario's 7-day average of COVID-19 cases stays flat, 0 new deaths Ontario is reporting 613 new COVID-19 cases and zero new deaths on Monday. The rolling seven-day average of new cases remains at 621 cases. The average is down 90 cases since one week ago. There were another 578 resolved cases. Health Minister Christine Elliott says 454 cases are in individuals who are not fully vaccinated […]
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| | 13:58 Sep 27 Toronto local News, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Weather, Sports; Watch LiveBilly Bishop evacuated for investigation following discovery of suspicious item Billy Bishop Airport has been evacuated after a suspicious item was found within a carry-on item on Monday morning. Toronto Police has confirmed their explosives unit responded to a call that came in around 7:40 a.m. The airport has asked passengers to avoid entering the terminal and says they should expect flight delays. More details […]
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| | 10:14 Sep 27 Toronto local News, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Weather, Sports; Watch LiveCanada faces immediate, long-term decisions on China ties after Two Michaels' return While the return of two detained Canadians has ended a contentious dispute between Canada and China, experts say Ottawa now faces some hard choices when it comes to Beijing. University of British Columbia professor Paul Evans, one of Canada's top experts on China and Asia, expects a number of decisions to be rolled out in […]
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| | 10:00 Sep 27 Toronto local News, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Weather, Sports; Watch Live6 years and a national holiday later, Indigenous elder wants more from Ottawa on 94 calls to action OTTAWA (CityNews) ─ It takes Algonquin elder Claudette Commanda a few seconds to reflect on the question − and wrap her mind around the answer. Or lack of answer. When asked to look back on the progress the Canadian government has made over the past six years to implement the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's 94 […]
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| | 09:54 Sep 27 Toronto local News, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Weather, Sports; Watch LiveTensions high between vaccinated and unvaccinated in Canada, poll suggests A new poll suggests tensions over COVID-19 vaccines in Canada are high as frictions grow between those who are vaccinated against the virus and those who are not. The Leger survey, conducted for the Association of Canadian Studies, found that more than three in four respondents hold negative views of those who are not immunized. […]
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| | 09:45 Sep 27 Toronto local News, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Weather, Sports; Watch LiveOntario's COVID-19 rates lower than expected due to public health measures: experts Ontario's daily COVID-19 case counts are lower than what many experts had expected by now, and while they point to a number of factors for the relative relief, they say now is not the time to ease up on those measures. For much of the summer, the province's top doctor warned of a September surge, […]
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| | 09:12 Sep 27 Toronto local News, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Weather, Sports; Watch LiveIt's like Uber, but for Health Care Workers In today's Big Story podcast, the app is called Staffy and it was created to help the hospitality industry fill gaps in scheduling when a server or cook couldn't work. But when the pandemic began and shortages rose at long-term care homes and hospitals, Staffy pivoted to focus on demand. Now nurses and care workers […]
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| | 08:00 Sep 27 Toronto local News, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Weather, Sports; Watch LiveBusinesses, schools and cities observing National Day for Truth and Reconciliation As the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation approaches, Alana Hogstead has decided as a small-business owner to close up her shop in honour of the day. Hogstead co-owns Martha's Music in Camrose, Alta., with her husband. The store will be closed on Thursday. "We're just a small business and a small voice in […]
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| | 15:21 Sep 27 Ottawa Latest News, Breaking Headlines & SportsStretch of Albion Road South closed after early-morning shooting, four arrested City police made four arrests as officers investigate gunfire reported on Albion Road South early Monday morning. The roadway remained closed between Wyldewood Street and D'Aoust Avenue as of about 9:45 a.m. Patrol officers were summoned to shots fired at about 5:03 a.m., the Ottawa Police Service said. They confirmed that shots had been fired […]
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| | 13:03 Sep 27 Ottawa Latest News, Breaking Headlines & SportsMissing man, 75, last seen in Arnprior driving red 1936 Ford Tudor The Upper Ottawa Valley detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police is asking the public to help them find a 75-year-old man who was last seen at the Antrim Truck Stop in Arnprior at about 5 p.m. Sunday. Ronald LeBlanc was driving a red 1936 model Ford Tudor with Ontario plate 5H1581. He was described as […]
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| | 12:05 Sep 27 Ottawa Latest News, Breaking Headlines & SportsWeather: A few showers on tap for Monday, sunnier days ahead Grab an umbrella for Monday but the longer-range forecast has September winding down with plenty of sunshine. A few showers start early Monday morning and end in the afternoon, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada. There's a 40 per cent chance of more showers in the late afternoon and a 30 per cent chance […]
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| | 11:15 Sep 27 Ottawa Latest News, Breaking Headlines & SportsReuvers: The COVID era — No, we haven't all been 'in this together' How can families cope when our kids have been out of school for approximately eight months in the last year-and-a-half? When testing is still so slow? When incomes are lost, and a mental health crisis looms?
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| | 14:53 Sep 27 Windsor Latest News, Breaking Headlines & SportsLeamington OPP lay three weekend impaired driving charges Three area residents were charged with impaired driving in Leamington over the weekend. Just after 9 a.m. on Saturday, Leamington OPP responded to a report of a person sleeping inside a vehicle on County Road 31, police said in a news release Monday. Shortly after 7 p.m. the same day, police received a separate report […]
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| | 10:00 Sep 27 Windsor Latest News, Breaking Headlines & SportsReader letter: Goose poop a stain on riverfront's Vietnam Memorial Walking by the Vietnam Memorial on the riverfront recently I was appalled by the heap of reeking, unsightly geese scat staining the pavement. The city of Windsor should be embarrassed by the presence of such an offensive onslaught on our senses especially as we welcome guests. Annually, hundreds of guests arrive in front of the […]
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| | 09:49 Sep 27 Windsor Latest News, Breaking Headlines & SportsReader letter: Society's pressure on unvaccinated getting out of control I've got to say if someone would have told me 20 years ago this would be the state of our society today in the greatest free country in the world, I would not have believed it. But here we are. This COVID-19 vaccination has caused us to head in the direction of hatred for people […]
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| | 13:00 Sep 27 Vancouver, BC News, Sports & Breaking HeadlinesCanucks prospects tracker: Jurmo 2.0, buying into Forsell It's the latest edition of the weekly tracker, where we tally up the efforts of the Vancouver Canucks' highest-profile prospects: Joni Jurmo He was considered a steal in the 2020 draft — until a rocky first pro season knocked him down a peg. But a new team and a new coach have reignited the big, […]
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| | 14:50 Sep 27 Ottawa News | Latest Articles & HeadlinesGARRIOCH GAME FILE: Shane Pinto plays the role of hero as Senators open pre-season with win Youth was served Sunday night as the Ottawa Senators opened the pre-season. The Senators wanted to give some of their young prospects a look and there were some who served noticed they'll be making life difficult when it comes to making those last few decisions after a 3-2 overtime victory over the Winnipeg Jets at […]
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| | 12:58 Sep 27 Today's top stories on the National ObserverEvents planned for Canada's First National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Canada's first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is taking place Thursday and communities across the country are preparing to mark the day with virtual and in-person events. Not all provinces and territories are officially observing the federal statutory holiday announced in June, but many schools, businesses and different levels of government are recognizing it.
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| | 12:55 Sep 27 Today's top stories on the National ObserverIceland almost elects female-majority parliament Iceland briefly celebrated electing a female-majority parliament on Sunday, September 26, 2021, before a recount produced a result just short of that landmark for gender parity in the North Atlantic island nation.
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| | 12:39 Sep 27 Today's top stories on the National ObserverCatholic bishops apologize to residential school survivors A leader in Canada's national assembly of Catholic bishops says he hopes an apology for the harms endured at residential schools could mark a turning point in the church's relations with Indigenous Peoples, but some leaders within the community say it remains to be seen whether the expression of remorse will be backed up by meaningful action.
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| | 12:27 Sep 27 Today's top stories on the National ObserverChina claims two Michaels were freed for health reasons Two Canadians detained in late 2019 who were allowed to return to Canada in a prisoner swap were released on bail for health reasons, China's Foreign Ministry said on Monday, September 27, 2021.
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| | 12:25 Sep 27 Today's top stories on the National ObserverStrong earthquake in Crete kills one and injures nine An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of at least 5.8 struck the Greek island of Crete on Monday, September 27, 2021, killing one person and injuring several others, while damaging homes and churches and causing rock slides near the country's fourth-largest city.
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| | 10:10 Sep 27 Today's top stories on the National ObserverClimate champion Malaika Collette sets her sights on COP26 Malaika Collette spent the election campaign in high gear. She spent hours texting voters and urging them to support candidates identified as climate champions by 350 Canada.
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| | 10:10 Sep 27 Today's top stories on the National ObserverCan 'a day in New York' end hunger and make food sustainable? An international conference aimed at tackling hunger and reducing the environmental impact of our food could end up making the situation worse, including in Canada, a coalition of farmers, activists, and scholars are warning.
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| | 11:00 Sep 27 Calgary Latest News, Breaking Headlines & SportsAround Town: Renovated Stephen Avenue Place has become a destination retail centre Walking through the former Scotia Centre, it is hard to remember just what it looked like before new owner Slate Asset Management went ahead with its $30-million renovation project. Major task was in relocating the east/west elevators that had always created a barrier wall for those walking into the centre from the mall. Today, they […]
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| | 11:00 Sep 27 Calgary News | Current Headlines & StoriesLetters, Sept. 27: 'Catchy slogans aren't getting it done for Alberta' JUST WORDS "Jobs, Economy, Pipelines", "Open for Business", "Open For Summer", "Strong and Free", "Grassroots Guarantee", "Common Sense Solutions", "Red Tape Reduction" and now finally "Restriction Exemption Program"! As legendary newsman Edward R. Murrow's once famously said, "Our major obligation is not to mistake slogans for solutions". However as long as we're doing so, how […]
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