In The Key Of C: Hear Crystal Shawanda, Hayden, Mia Kelly, The Band and more
Today, host Craig Norris explores how Stratford's music legacy has been captured in a mural. And, you'll hear lots of music! Tunes from Hayden, Crystal Shawanda, Mia Kelly, The Band, Natasha Fisher and tons more.
Pedestrian fatally struck in Gatineau
One person is dead after being struck by a vehicle in Gatineau on Friday evening.
Canada's women's rugby squad defeats reigning world champions on home soil
The Canadian women's rugby team defeated the England Red Roses 31-22 Friday night at TD Place, marking their second win against the top ranked team in a week. The CBC's Emma Weller was at the match.
A guide to the municipal election in Timmins, Ont.
Are you still making your voting decision ahead of Monday's municipal elections in Ontario? Here are some of the stories CBC News has followed in Timmins over the course of the campaign.
Toronto police seeking mother, 22, for allegedly abducting her 3 children
Toronto police are seeking the public’s help in locating three missing children, allegedly abducted by their mother from the Midland Avenue and Eglinton Avenue East area.
Voting in Windsor's ward 4? Here are your city council candidates
Election day is less than a week away, and voters will be choosing the councillor that will represent them at Windsor city council for the next four years. If you live in ward 4 — which includes the city's historic Walkerville neighbourhood — here are your city council candidates.
Cuban ambassadors ask Canada to renew its rejection of U.S. embargo and fuel blockade
OTTAWA — Havana is urging Ottawa not to drop its public opposition to the decades-long U.S. embargo as Washington ramps up pressure on countries supporting Cuba.
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Why some Ontario voters are turning to AI chatbots for 2026 municipal elections
TORONTO — Eric Apps had an inkling of who would get his vote in Toronto’s municipal election, but the lawyer wanted a second opinion before making his final decision.
The post Why some Ontario voters are turning to AI chatbots for 2026 municipal elections appeared first on CityNews Kitchener.
First Nations prepare for historic meeting with Carney and the premiers
OTTAWA — Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak is feeling the weight of the moment as she approaches something her predecessors sought for years: a sit-down meeting with the prime minister and premiers.
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Police warn residents after victim loses $140,000 in crypto scam
The Guelph Police Service is warning residents after a woman from Guelph lost roughly $140,000 in a cryptocurrency scam. The woman reported that the scam began months ago after seeing a text from a number she didn’t recognize. After texting back and forth, the victim was convinced to set up accounts with multiple cryptocurrency agencies, […]
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Kardinal Offishall finds fresh fire after personal loss, career highs and lows
TORONTO — Just a few years after helping put Toronto hip-hop on the map, Kardinal Offishall was running out of money, struggling to land gigs and wondering what had gone wrong.
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France mobilizes up to 70,000 police to curb violence at protests over living costs
PARIS (AP) — France deployed thousands of police Saturday for fresh protests over school funding and soaring living costs, seeking to prevent another weekend of looting, burned cars and attacks on public buildings. In Paris, authorities restricted the main march to the city’s southeastern edge, keeping it away from the center.
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Hundreds of soldiers sent to Milan as protests planned across Europe
MILAN (AP) — Italy deployed soldiers to Milan as the nation's fashion and finance capital expected fresh protests on Saturday, one week after looting and clashes with police.
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Infantino says he’s supported by ‘vast, vast majority’ of soccer ahead of FIFA elections
FIFA’s embattled president Gianni Infantino said he has the backing of the “vast, vast majority” of soccer, despite his failed plan to sell stakes in the World Cup.
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Loose leaf collection schedule released for the City of Waterloo
The City of Waterloo has released its schedule for the city’s optional loose leaf collection program, helping residents plan for this year’s fall. The collection is only for street tree leaves that are lined along boulevards. Starting on Monday, Oct. 26, Waterloo’s leaf collection will be running for four weeks, until Nov. 21. The City […]
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Pair of break-ins across Kitchener now under investigation
The Waterloo Regional Police Service is investigating a pair of break-ins that happened in Kitchener on Oct. 21, and Oct. 22. First, on Oct. 21, police say an alarm was activated at a utility compound in Kitchener in the Wilson Avenue area after two suspects broke into the property. Through their investigation officers discovered that […]
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Kitchener reminds residents about fireworks safety ahead of Diwali
As the Diwali celebration approaches, the City of Kitchener is reminding its residents about its bylaws for using fireworks, and how to stay safe. This year, Diwali starts on Friday, Nov. 6, with festivals and celebrations continuing until Tuesday, Nov. 10. While in Kitchener, Sunday, Nov. 8, is the day that residents can set off […]
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Rangers snap Guelph’s 9-game winning streak after 6-3 victory
The Kitchener Rangers and Guelph Storm met Friday, Oct. 23, for a rematch of the Highway 7 rivalry. The match-up marks the second time that the Rangers are wearing their second alternate jersey featuring Tex. The Rangers were hoping to start the game off strong after losing to Guelph 6-0 in their previous meeting. Jason […]
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Six Flags says it will install seat belts on Georgia roller coaster after rider’s death
The chief executive of Six Flags says the company will install seat belts on the Georgia roller coaster from which a rider fell to his death earlier this month. The company's rides with similar restraints will also get the safety upgrade.
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UK police says letter with claims against Meghan’s father was not shared with other law enforcement
LONDON (AP) — British police confirmed Saturday that they passed a letter about alleged offending by the father of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, to her in 2019, but said it did not share details with other law enforcement agencies.
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Kardinal Offishall finds fresh fire after personal loss, career highs and lows
TORONTO — Just a few years after helping put Toronto hip-hop on the map, Kardinal Offishall was running out of money, struggling to land gigs and wondering what had gone wrong.
Cuban ambassadors ask Canada to renew its rejection of U.S. embargo and fuel blockade
OTTAWA — Havana is urging Ottawa not to drop its public opposition to the decades-long U.S. embargo as Washington ramps up pressure on countries supporting Cuba.
Why some Ontario voters are turning to AI chatbots for 2026 municipal elections
TORONTO — Eric Apps had an inkling of who would get his vote in Toronto’s municipal election, but the lawyer wanted a second opinion before making his final decision.
First Nations prepare for historic meeting with Carney and the premiers
OTTAWA — Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak is feeling the weight of the moment as she approaches something her predecessors sought for years: a sit-down meeting with the prime minister and premiers.
France mobilizes up to 70,000 police to curb violence at protests over living costs
PARIS (AP) — France deployed thousands of police Saturday for fresh protests over school funding and soaring living costs, seeking to prevent another weekend of looting, burned cars and attacks on public buildings. In Paris, authorities restricted the main march to the city’s southeastern edge, keeping it away from the center.
Hundreds of soldiers sent to Milan as protests planned across Europe
MILAN (AP) — Italy deployed soldiers to Milan as the nation's fashion and finance capital expected fresh protests on Saturday, one week after looting and clashes with police.
Infantino says he’s supported by ‘vast, vast majority’ of soccer ahead of FIFA elections
FIFA’s embattled president Gianni Infantino said he has the backing of the “vast, vast majority” of soccer, despite his failed plan to sell stakes in the World Cup.
Three people charged in South Glengarry Township home invasion
Police have laid charges in connection with a home invasion in South Glengarry Township that left two people dead with gunshot wounds. After an investigation, three people have been charged in relation to the incident. On Aug. 10, 2026, Michael Cloutier, 40 years old of Valleyfield, Qué., was charged with: On, Aug. 20, 2026, Stephanie […]
Ottawa Police pause Crime Stoppers programs after a data breach
The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) have temporarily suspended the use of Crime Stoppers while they review a reported data breach. In a release, OPS say they made this decision out of “an abundance of caution” to ensure the protection of anonymity and safety of those who anonymously report crimes. The data breach occurred on Crime […]
Six Flags says it will install seat belts on Georgia roller coaster after rider’s death
The chief executive of Six Flags says the company will install seat belts on the Georgia roller coaster from which a rider fell to his death earlier this month. The company's rides with similar restraints will also get the safety upgrade.
UK police says letter with claims against Meghan’s father was not shared with other law enforcement
LONDON (AP) — British police confirmed Saturday that they passed a letter about alleged offending by the father of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, to her in 2019, but said it did not share details with other law enforcement agencies.
Kardinal Offishall finds fresh fire after personal loss, career highs and lows
TORONTO — Just a few years after helping put Toronto hip-hop on the map, Kardinal Offishall was running out of money, struggling to land gigs and wondering what had gone wrong.
France mobilizes up to 70,000 police to curb violence at protests over living costs
PARIS (AP) — France deployed thousands of police Saturday for fresh protests over school funding and soaring living costs, seeking to prevent another weekend of looting, burned cars and attacks on public buildings. In Paris, authorities restricted the main march to the city’s southeastern edge, keeping it away from the center.
Cuban ambassadors ask Canada to renew its rejection of U.S. embargo and fuel blockade
OTTAWA — Havana is urging Ottawa not to drop its public opposition to the decades-long U.S. embargo as Washington ramps up pressure on countries supporting Cuba.
Why some Ontario voters are turning to AI chatbots for 2026 municipal elections
TORONTO — Eric Apps had an inkling of who would get his vote in Toronto’s municipal election, but the lawyer wanted a second opinion before making his final decision.
First Nations prepare for historic meeting with Carney and the premiers
OTTAWA — Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak is feeling the weight of the moment as she approaches something her predecessors sought for years: a sit-down meeting with the prime minister and premiers.
Hundreds of soldiers sent to Milan as protests planned across Europe
MILAN (AP) — Italy deployed soldiers to Milan as the nation's fashion and finance capital expected fresh protests on Saturday, one week after looting and clashes with police.
Infantino says he’s supported by ‘vast, vast majority’ of soccer ahead of FIFA elections
FIFA’s embattled president Gianni Infantino said he has the backing of the “vast, vast majority” of soccer, despite his failed plan to sell stakes in the World Cup.
Cracking a smile regularly may be good not just for your mood but for your health
Reminding yourself to smile often can not only make more friendships but it can also make you feel better.
Halloween candy sales are off to a slow start amid high chocolate prices and affordability concerns
Halloween candy sales are off to a slow start this year as U.S. consumers grapple with high living costs and eye-popping chocolate prices.
Bradford, Chow trade jabs in final stretch of Toronto mayoral campaign
Toronto’s top mayoral candidates traded jabs from across the city and warned voters against what the city could look like with their opponent at the helm. As the election comes down to the wire, the latest polls show Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford in a neck-in-neck race for the top job at City Hall. Chow […]
Six Flags says it will install seat belts on Georgia roller coaster after rider’s death
The chief executive of Six Flags says the company will install seat belts on the Georgia roller coaster from which a rider fell to his death earlier this month. The company's rides with similar restraints will also get the safety upgrade.
Complaint filed against Israeli real estate agencies for allegedly misleading Canadians about properties in West Bank
A group of lawyers and civil society representatives filed a complaint with the Competition Bureau regarding Israeli real estate events held in Toronto and Montreal, alleging that illegal properties were marketed to Canadians under false pretenses. The complaint alleges that at least four Israeli real estate companies and a Canadian marketing agency promoted properties located […]
UK police says letter with claims against Meghan’s father was not shared with other law enforcement
LONDON (AP) — British police confirmed Saturday that they passed a letter about alleged offending by the father of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, to her in 2019, but said it did not share details with other law enforcement agencies.
Why some Ontario voters are turning to AI chatbots for 2026 municipal elections
During Quebec's provincial election, an estimated 40 per cent of voters turned to AI chatbots and received false and outdated information about the election, researchers said.
Owner of vehicle used in alleged triple abduction identified
Ionut Stroe, 25, is the owner of a 2017 White Ford Expedition vehicle with Ontario license plate DJJS 875 that police say was used in the alleged abduction of the three children.
John Tory weighs in on the mayoral race — in Mississauga
The former Toronto mayor offered praise for Bonnie Crombie and her idea for a subway extension into Mississauga.