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An investigation will determine whether there were firearms involved and the three people arrested have so far not been charged, police say

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s government said in a statement that Alberta, which relies on natural gas for the bulk of its power generation, is able to achieve a net-zero power grid by 2050 but the 2035 target would be “unaffordable, unreliable and unconstitutional” and puts people at risk of “freezing in the dark” when temperatures drop as low as minus-23F.

Egypt received a list of 13 hostages Hamas will release Sunday, and another list of 39 Palestinians that Israel is expected to free

Four teens, aged 15 to 17, in one vehicle, were pronounced dead at the scene. The adult driver of the other vehicle died in hospital

The postponement comes in order to reduce risk to the thousands of residents expected to come downtown for the parade, says the Downtown St. John’s Business Commission

The Canadian Human Rights Commission recently published a paper suggesting that statutory holidays linked to celebrations of Christian significance, Christmas and Easter in particular, are evidence of "religious intolerance." The report from the federally-funded "human rights watchdog" made li...

India News: After a report by the Financial Times that the US thwarted a plot to kill Khalistan terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, White House says it raised the

Also: PM said this week’s deal in the Israel-Hamas war to temporarily halt hostilities so some hostages can be released is a sign of progress

G20 Summit: Canadian PM Justin Trudeau highlighted the need of action in upholding international law, despite tensions with India over alleged involvement in Khalistani Nijjars killing. India has rebuffed the allegations of Nijjar murder, labeling them absurd and contentious.

Earlier in September, the Indian Mission in Canada suspended visa services for Canadian nationals until further notice, citing operational reasons. | Latest News India