Stelco’s Ohio-based parent company said in a news release on Tuesday morning that after "an exhaustive review of its compliance with each of its 34 undertakings," it is in "full compliance" with the obligations it made under the Investment Canada Act when it bought Stelco in 2024.

A plea for a vice-principal with the Waterloo Catholic District School Board (WCDSB) has been pushed to November following a family emergency for his defence lawyer. Michel Pleau, 50, from Cambridge was charged in February following a child luring and sexual exploitation investigation.

From a big night for women to a bad night for some Canada's longest-serving mayors, here are the key headlines and takeaways from the more than 400 municipal elections in Ontario on Monday.

A fire at a recycling centre north of London, Ont., sent a column of black smoke billowing into the sky on Tuesday afternoon, prompting fire officials in the city proper to issue a statement asking people within the city to stop calling 911.

There will be three new people sitting around the table at Ottawa’s city hall this term. Chelsea Walton is the councillor-elect in Stittsville, Joanne Chianello is the councillor-elect in Kitchissippi, and Erin Coffin is the councillor-elect in Kanata South. All three women joined CBC's Rebecca Zandbergen in the Ottawa Morning studio.

Ottawa Morning's weekly municipal election panel was in the studio Tuesday to discuss the outcome of the municipal election. CBC’s Elyse Skura, journalism professor Jon Willing and Charlie Senack, managing editor of The Ottawa Lookout, talked about Monday's winners, losers, voter turnout and more.

Five finalists — William Cloutier, Josiane, Rêve, Talk and Tyler Shaw — are competing to become Canada’s first Eurovision entrant in 2027. Canadians can watch their performances online and vote up to 10 times before voting closes Nov. 5.

Ontario delayed inspections of two career colleges that ultimately turned up serious concerns about student financial aid use, court records show. Opposition parties say it points to severe mismanagement on the part of the government, which recently paused OSAP payments as issue is reviewed.

On the first day back after a 147-day break from the Ontario legislature, provincial opposition parties spent much of question period calling for colleges and universities minister Nolan Quinn to be fired for his handling of the OSAP program.

Seven new faces — including former MPs, activists and a school trustee — will be joining Toronto city council after Monday night’s election, with some toppling longtime incumbents.

Kawhi Leonard will be sidelined for at least a week because of swelling in his left knee, the Toronto Raptors said Tuesday.

Regis Korchinski-Paquet's mother questioned Tuesday the purpose of a coroner's inquest examining the circumstances of her daughter's death as she was pressed to clarify what she saw that day.

One person has been arrested following a suspicious death on Walpole Island First Nation. Walpole Island Police Service and the Lambton OPP say officers responded to a disturbance call just before 1:30 a.m. Monday morning.

OTTAWA — The federal government is set to introduce changes to Canada's medical assistance in dying law Tuesday to bar people suffering solely from a mental illness from accessing MAID, and to allow for advance directives.

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A driver from Guelph has been charged after police said they didn’t stop for a school bus in Elora Friday morning. The bus was making routine stops on South River Road around 9:15 a.m., when the driver reportedly drove past the vehicle. Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) were contacted shortly after and told children were actively […]

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government is coming under increasing fire for how it has handled Ontario Student Assistance Program payments at private career colleges. Critics say the government set the stage for the system to possibly be exploited, did not properly oversee the billions of dollars going out the door, then made students pay the […]

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Motorists will want to avoid Trussler Road around Ottawa Street for the next few weeks. Sanitary sewer installation will have northbound lanes on Trussler closed in two phases until the end of November. Already northbound lanes have been closed on Trussler between Ottawa Street and Nathalie Street/Rickert Way. That closure will be in place until […]

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An early morning fire has residents of a Kitchener home needing somewhere else to stay for while. Kitchener Fire crews were called to a home on Weber St E around 5:30 a.m. Tuesday. Fortunately, everyone was able to get out of the building and no one was hurt. “All occupants safely self-evacuated,” read a release […]

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OTTAWA — Negotiations toward a new transatlantic pact between Canada and the European Union don't include discussions for a full-scale free labour movement, but something more focused, Canada's EU ambassador said ahead of the Canada-EU summit later this week in Montreal.

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Federal trade figures show American steel makes up more than half of Canada's imports of galvanized and coated steel, complicating Cleveland-Cliffs' argument that an influx of cheap overseas steel is one of the top causes of Stelco layoffs.

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TORONTO — As the federal government prepares to table new legislation that would allow advance requests for medical assistance in dying, the stark difference in opinion between two provinces highlights an ongoing debate about what constitutes true consent among people who have dementia.

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Ontario politicians are set to return to Queen’s Park today after a 147-day break. The house is expected to sit for 23 days in a short but intense session, a hallmark under Premier Doug Ford’s government since he won his third election in February 2025. The government’s handling of the Ontario Student Assistance Program is […]

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Five months after a serious pedestrian crash in Listowel, Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have laid charges. On May 22 a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle at the intersection of Wallace Avenue North and Elizabeth Street East. They were reportedly hit around 9 a.m., and sent to hospital in serious condition. A few months later, […]

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A man from Woolwich Township is facing a charge of “turn not in safety” after colliding with an e-bike in Kitchener on Monday. The rider of the e-bike however, is facing a long list of charges as well – charges in regards to provincial regulations of what constitutes an e-bike. Police said the crash happened […]

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One of the seven Cornell University students disciplined in connection with an alleged 2024 gang rape at a fraternity house returned to campus this fall after a three-semester suspension and was placed in a co-ed dorm with a roommate who had no idea about his past, according to a professor familiar with the housing arrangement.

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An Egyptian court ordered the closure of one of Egypt’s last independent news outlets Tuesday after convicting its editor-in-chief of operating a website without a license in a major blow to the country's shrinking press freedom.

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CALGARY — The chief executive of TMX Group Ltd. says he'd like to see reduced regulatory and cost barriers for companies wanting to list on Canada's main stock exchange as it looks to gain a competitive edge globally.

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Police have made an arrest in a locker theft investigation in Waterloo and investigators believe there may be more victims. The Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) was called to a fitness facility on Weber St. North on Monday night due to a reported theft from a change room locker. Responding officers located a male suspect […]

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