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Gaza City -- Hamas will release its remaining hostages on Monday and will play no role in Gaza's future government, the group told AFP, as U.S. President Donald Trump and other world leaders prepared to convene in Egypt for a major peace summit. Read More

Thanksgiving dinner is looking a bit different for one Vancouver couple this year. Read More

Teachers in Alberta’s public, Catholic and francophone schools — all mandated members of the Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) — are on strike. That means the doors are closed to more than 700,000 public school students, causing massive disruption in families’ day-to-day lives. Meantime, for students and educators at the province’s non-unionized K-12 charter and private schools, it’s business as usual. Read More

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Americans are far more likely than Canadians to believe “religion has a positive influence on societal values,” according to a new poll. Read More

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew is widely considered the centrist hope of the future for the national New Democratic Party, and so it’s of equally wide interest that he has waded into turbulent political waters this week. The province is boiling with anger over the case of Navjeet Singh, an international student-turned-truck driver from Brampton who was behind the wheel of a semi for a November 2024 rural car wreck that killed a mother and daughter coming home from shopping near the town of Altona. Read More

**Re:Tamara Lich was never an insurrectionist. It just suited Liberals to pretend — Michael Higgins, Oct. 8; and Canada needs Tamara Lich — Amy Hamm, Oct. 7** Read More

Former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau and pop singer Katy Perry were pictured kissing and cuddling aboard Perry's yacht off the California coast, photos published by the Mail on Sunday show. Read More

The 48 hostages still held in the Gaza Strip are expected to return home by 6 a.m. on Oct. 13, two years and one week after they were kidnapped by Hamas-led terrorists in the northwestern Negev on Oct. 7, 2023. Read More

_This week saw the third in-person meeting between Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump. And like the other two, it featured the somewhat bizarre spectacle of Carney delivering an extended paean to Trump in front of news cameras._ Read More

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OTTAWA — Ottawa bureau chief Stuart Thomson talks to Brian Lee Crowley, the managing director of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, about Prime Minister Mark Carney's meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump on Oct. 7, 2025. Read More

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An Ontario driver who met "the very definition of 'road rage'" when he chased another vehicle for more than 20 kilometres down a wet 400 series highway at high speeds in the dark, dodging in and out of traffic and repeatedly flashing his high beams into the car ahead, while "pissed off" and intent on a confrontation, has been found not guilty of assault causing bodily harm in a clash that left the other driver with his leg broken in two places. Read More

WASHINGTON -- The White House said Friday it had begun mass layoffs of federal workers as President Donald Trump sought to amp up pressure on opposition Democrats to end a government shutdown that has crippled public services. Read More

U.S. President Donald Trump said he would impose an additional 100 per cent tariff on China as well as export controls on “any and all critical software” beginning Nov. 1, hours after threatening to cancel an upcoming meeting with the country’s leader, Xi Jinping. Read More

Ahead of releasing the promised 2025 federal budget, the prime minister announced the launch of an automated tax filing system that will trigger access to federal benefits for low-income Canadians. Read More

Jeanne Beker’s always been a tour de force — as a founding member of MuchMusic, the host of the show Fashion Television, which ran for 27 years, and more recently as an advocate for cancer awareness. Read More

Sinking into Sky Lagoon’s vast infinity pool, I’m wrapped in geothermal warmth and endless ocean views. The North Atlantic churns with whitecaps just beyond the lagoon’s edge, but I only need to dip my shoulders below the surface to feel the day’s stress dissolve completely. Read More

There came a moment in the remote mountain wilderness of Korea when Ann Y.K. Choi feared that she was well and truly lost. The Toronto novelist was there with her 16 year-old daughter because of the book she was writing — a book in which two of its characters are in flight for their lives in that very place. Read More

Scammers in B.C. and Ontario are preying on new victims by pretending to sell the beloved Girl Guide cookies. Read More

Quebec’s flamboyantly provocative proposed new “constitution” unveiled on Thursday reminds us, first and foremost, that actions have consequences. Motions, too. Read More