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Quebec party leaders to face off in final debate before election

Coroner recommends safety improvements after girl fatally injured on cross-country ski trail

A Quebec coroner examining the accidental death of a young girl who was fatally injured on a cross-country ski trail in the Outaouais in February has made several recommendations aimed at improving safety and emergency response in remote recreational areas.

Wife of wounded Belleville police officer says he faces 'long, difficult road'

The wife of the police officer wounded in Sunday evening's shootout near a Belleville synagogue is speaking out about what she's calling "the scariest and darkest day" of her family's life.

Synagogue shooting suspect's online username alluded to killing Jews weeks before attack, friend says

Sean Ward, the man who died after a shootout with police outside a synagogue in Belleville, Ont., was a former Armed Forces member who attempted to use an antisemitic handle to play an online video game, according to a childhood friend and a CBC News visual investigation.

19-year-old who fatally struck crossing guard found guilty of dangerous driving

The 19-year-old who fatally struck a crossing guard in Barrhaven earlier this year has been found guilty of dangerous operation of a vehicle causing death.

Missed the debate? Here are key takeaways from Quebec party leaders' final showdown

Ottawa home cook competes on MasterChef Canada

Ottawa’s Amanda Baker was one of 16 people selected for the ninth season of MasterChef Canada. She spoke to Ottawa Morning’s Rebecca Zandbergen about what the experience was like.

Why Canada's rolling out the red carpet for Vietnam's president Thursday

Vietnam and Canada can deepen their relationships on trade, energy and academia, say experts — but some say the Southeast Asian country's track record on human rights shouldn't be ignored.

Milton mayoral candidates call for clean campaigning

Political opponents in the Milton, Ont. mayoral election are spreading a message of civility. While they don't always see eye-to-eye, they agree on the importance of positivity.

Most Ontarians don’t recognize current Ontario Liberal leadership contenders, poll finds

While Liberal leadership candidates have worked to raise their profiles, a new poll of 1,600 Ontarians found all five are relative unknowns.

Ontario's health-care, education sectors need to spend more or service levels will drop: FAO reports

The province's health-care, university and college sectors will need to make cuts in order to sustain their current service levels, according to reports from Ontario's Financial Accountability Office (FAO) released Wednesday.

Human remains found in Gatineau Park ID'd as those of missing hiker

Police in western Quebec say they've identified human remains found in Gatineau Park as those of a hiker who had been missing since February.

Police investigating string of suspicious fires in South Dundas, Ont.

Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are asking for the public's help as they investigate what they're calling several suspicious fires west of Cornwall.

1 dead in crash between motorcycle, truck near Cornwall, Ont.,

Ontario Provincial Police say one person is dead after a crash between a motorcycle and transport truck north of Cornwall on Wednesday night.

1 dead, 2 injured in crash near Bancroft on Wednesday

Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) say one person is dead and two others in hospital after a crash on Highway 28 near Denbigh on Wednesday afternoon.

Raptors were confident Leonard deal would go ahead

General manager Bobby Webster says the Toronto Raptors were always confident their deal for forward Kawhi Leonard would go through.

Former soldier who shot at synagogue was suing military for $1M over vaccination policy

Documents obtained by Global News show Sean Ward declined the COVID-19 vaccine and was deemed “unsuitable for further military service.”

Kenneth Law’s sentencing hearing to hear from more victims’ families

An Ontario court is set to hear Thursday from more friends and family members of people who took their own lives using products purchased from Kenneth Law.

Marineland dolphin dies weeks after move to aquarium in Spain

A dolphin shipped out of Marineland has died in Spain, making it the fifth animal from the closed Niagara Falls, Ont., tourist attraction to die.

Synagogue shooting was deliberate hate attack: Belleville, Ont., police

'This guy killed her': Witnesses confronted, pursued attacker, murder trial hears

After an Ottawa police dispatcher reported that a woman had just been stabbed in a park on Uplands Drive and that the 911 caller was holding the victim's child, Sgt. Silvijo Setka testified that he drove his cruiser "like a maniac to get there" with lights and sirens activated.

Ottawa Votes 2026: Weekly panel talks endorsements, door-knocking and debates

Leading up to voting day on Oct. 26, CBC Radio's Ottawa Morning is hosting a weekly municipal election panel to keep voters informed on the biggest moves and stories of the campaign. This week, CBC’s Elyse Skura and Keith Egli, former councillor of Knoxdale-Merivale, talk about endorsements for mayoral candidates, door-knocking in wards, and debates.

Some federal departments, agencies spending millions on more office time for staff

More than a dozen federal government departments and agencies are set to spend more than $18 million to get their employees to work in the office more often.

‘The world we are in’: Ford government signals deficits will continue

At the same time, Peter Bethlenfalvy is also warning taxpayers that service cuts could be on the horizon if Ottawa scales back financial transfers in the upcoming federal budget. 

Ford government says ‘people voted’ to cancel Starlink deal, won’t reveal cost

At the start of the trade war with the United States, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced he would rip up a deal with Musk, then a close ally of President Donald Trump.

Ontario hospital plans to cut hundreds of jobs amid province-directed budget plan

Hamilton Health Sciences is planning to eliminate more than 400 jobs, a move it is directly tying to provincial marching orders to balance budgets.

Feds’ tariff response requires a ‘Team Canada’ approach, expert says

Municipalities are on the ground connecting with businesses and residents, which one economist said gives them valuable intel integral to Canada’s economic response.

Ontario paramedics launch medical drone pilot to speed delivery of life-saving equipment

The program, which begins this month, is intended to improve access to critical equipment in time-sensitive emergencies, particularly in rural and remote areas.