Hamilton cadet leader assaulted while distributing poppies
A commanding officer for the Royal Canadian Air Cadets suffered 'life-altering' injuries after an alleged assault by a 12-year-old boy and a 48-year-old woman, Hamilton police say. He was supervising young air cadets who were collecting donations for poppies in Hamilton on Nov. 1 at the time of the incident. Police say it began when the 12-year-old and another boy blew an air horn into the ears of the air cadets.
New Hamilton public art bearing moccasin designs unveiled for Treaties Recognition Week
For Treaties Recognition Week, the City of Hamilton partnered with the Moccasin Identifier initiative to install engraved markers and plaques commemorating Anishinaabe, Seneca and Wendat history in the region.
Cyclist taken to hospital with serious injuries after collision with SUV in Kitchener
Waterloo regional police are investigating a collision in Kitchener Monday morning between a cyclist and an SUV.
'Interesting' October weather with sub-zero nights and record-warm days in Waterloo region, report says
Waterloo region's weather in October saw temperatures dip below freezing for the first time this month but also saw record-breaking warm days, the monthly report from the University of Waterloo weather station says.
Death of 4 teens in single-vehicle Ontario crash 'felt deeply' in community, Puslinch mayor says
Puslinch Township's mayor says the weekend collision that killed four teenagers and sent two to hospital in southern Ontario has impacted his community, including first responders who went to the scene to help. The Peel District School Board says it will provide support to students, family and staff who knew the teens "for as long as it is needed."
After 3 vote loss, Waterloo regional council candidate Chris Moser will get a recount
A vote recount will be scheduled for one of the Waterloo regional council seats after Chris Moser lost the race by three votes. The request for a recount was backed by a motion tabled by Coun. Mike Harris.
Deaths of 4 teens in single-vehicle Ontario crash 'felt deeply' in community, Puslinch mayor says
Puslinch Township's mayor says the weekend collision that killed four teenagers and sent two to hospital has impacted his community, including first responders who went to the scene to help. The Peel District School Board says it will provide support to students, family and staff who knew the teens "for as long as it is needed."
Minister's office says city has ‘important role to play’ in evolving Ottawa hospital cost
Days after Ontario's minister of infrastructure hinted at soaring costs for The Ottawa Hospital's new Civic campus, a spokesperson for the province's health minister says the project has "evolved."
Fire rages overnight on rue Saint-Louis in Gatineau
Firefighters in Gatineau, Que., have been battling a fire in an industrial building on rue Saint-Louis for about 12 hours and counting.
Architects offer look inside Ādisōke as Ottawa's new library takes shape
One of the architecture firms designing Ottawa's new central library Ādisōke has given an updated look at the progress building up inside.
Conservatives call for probe of friendship between Carney and Telesat CEO
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani has asked the ethics commissioner to consider the relationship between Prime Minister Mark Carney and Telesat Corporation CEO Dan Goldberg following the awarding of a $2.3-billion military satellite deal.
Where to watch the U.S. midterm elections in Ottawa
All eyes are on our neighbours to the south Tuesday as Americans head to the polls for the U.S. midterm elections. Here's where to watch the action live across Canada's capital.
Quebec may face future energy deficits, need to import electricity from U.S., other provinces
Hydro-Québec has released a report suggesting it may need to import electricity from neighbouring provinces or the United States within the next three years.
City of Timmins says it's not dismantling downtown homeless encampment, despite social media claims
The City of Timmins says it has no plans to dismantle the homeless encampment located behind the Living Space emergency shelter, despite claims circulating on social media.
What's Thunder Bay's secret to the perfect sandwich?
It's National Sandwich Day! CBC's Matt Fratpietro headed down to a local lunch counter in Thunder Bay, Ont.,, to ham it up with the customers and find out what makes the perfect sandwich.
Road worker dead after being struck by dump truck in Pickering: police
A road worker has died after being struck by a dump truck in Pickering, Ont., Monday, Durham police say.
Ontario won't make career college OSAP audit public, minister says
Ontario's colleges and universities minister says he will not be releasing a government-commissioned audit into student financial aid usage at career colleges.
How a UWindsor politics class thinks the U.S. midterms will play out — including Michigan
Students try to become informed around social media algorithms.
Home in Amherstburg, Ont., unlivable after family spent $155K on renovations, police looking for contractor
Tonya Azevedo says she lost $155,000 and her family of four can no longer live in their home of 20 years after a contractor who told them he was licensed did work that turned out to be unsafe. “I’m absolutely heartbroken,” says Azevedo, who had remortgaged her home to pay for the renos.
Little evidence AI is to blame for decline in youth hiring, new StatCan study finds
A recent study from Statistics Canada suggests that while it may be more difficult for youth to land a job, AI is not necessarily to blame.
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Americans head to the polls for midterm election referendum on Trump’s tenure
DETROIT — Americans head to the polls Tuesday to vote in U.S. midterm elections that will serve as a referendum on President Donald Trump's chaotic and controversial second term.
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Ottawa’s focus groups report low awareness of federal deficit, budget updates
OTTAWA — The Liberal government is getting ready to table its 2026 budget on Thursday — but Ottawa's own focus groups suggest Canadians aren't watching the state of the federal purse too closely.
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In new memoir, Harper says he offered Carney a job — but not finance minister
OTTAWA — Former prime minister Stephen Harper says he offered Mark Carney, then the governor of the Bank of Canada, a role in his Conservative government in 2012 — though not as finance minister. Not right away, at least.
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Carney in Antigua for Commonwealth leaders meeting
ST JOHN'S — Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Antigua and Barbuda today for a meeting of Commonwealth heads of government.
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Leonard Cohen lives on as his son and grandson mark 10 years since singer’s death
Ten years after losing his father, Adam Cohen spots him everywhere.
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Blue Jays decline $8M club option for outfielder Myles Straw
The Toronto Blue Jays have declined the 2027 club option for outfielder Myles Straw, the MLB club announced Monday. The option was for US$8 million and would have been the fourth season of the 32-year-old’s five-year, $25 million deal. Straw had three home runs and 26 RBIs while batting .241 in 147 games for Toronto […]
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No injuries after military chopper damaged in night landing on Canadian navy ship
Defence officials say there were no injuries after a military helicopter was seriously damaged during a night flight landing on a Canadian navy frigate.
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Warm start to November comes after mild October: weather station
November has started off downright balmy with a high of 18°C recorded Monday, and highs of 20°C in store for Waterloo Region residents on Tuesday and Wednesday. It comes after an especially mild October. Temperatures didn’t dip below the freezing mark until the later half of the month in the overnight hours of Oct. 21. […]
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More Canadians report skipping meals because they can’t afford groceries: survey
Results from an annual national poverty survey paint a worsening picture of food affordability in Canada, especially for young people, as tariffs imposed by the United States continue to shake up the Canadian economy. The Salvation Army’s 2026 Poverty and Socioeconomic Analysis, released today, polled more than 1,500 Canadians and found that 31 per cent […]
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The U.S. Senate races Canadians should be watching
It’s a day the U.S. Democrats have been waiting for, and one that’s been keeping Republicans up at night. Americans will head to the polls to vote in the 2026 midterm election to determine who will makeup the U.S. Congress. Host Caryn Ceolin speaks to Robert Speel, a political science and public administration professor at Penn […]
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OSAP pause hits paramedic students bound to work in underserved areas
Paramedic students at a career college in northern Ontario who were approved to receive funding through a signature government program aiming to boost health-care staffing have been swept up in the provincewide pause on student aid. More than 40 affected students have already dropped out, their school says. Members of Premier Doug Ford’s government have […]
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Immigration levels update to be included in Nov. 5 budget
The annual immigration levels update will be included in the federal budget being released Thursday, a government source with knowledge of the plan confirms. This will be the second year the annual update is included in the budget document. Prime Minister Mark Carney has said immigration is back under control and he told the New […]
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Man loses $20K in lotto scam involving pre-paid credit cards
Police in Guelph have been contacted after a reported lotto scam in that city. A man said he was told over the phone that he had won an $850,000 prize in a Lotto 649 draw. To get the prize, he was instructed to load money onto pre-paid credit cards to pay for, “taxes, insurance and […]
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Police in Vanier area of Kitchener after sudden death
Residents of the Vanier Neighbourhood in Kitchener will notice an increased police presence Tuesday. Monday evening around 6:10 p.m., police responded to a medical call in the Vanier Drive and Boniface Avenue area of the city. Shortly after emergency services arrived, a 71-year-old woman was pronounced deceased inside a home. No cause of death has […]
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No injuries after residential fire in Waterloo neighbourhood
No injuries are reported after a residential fire in Waterloo on Tuesday morning. The Waterloo Regional Police Service says the fire occurred in the Creekside Dr. and Buttercup Ct. neighbourhood, near Erbsville Rd. The intersection was closed to traffic as emergency crews responded to the scene. Further details on the residential fire are forthcoming. This […]
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Police investigate series of break-ins at construction sites in Waterloo
Police are asking for the public’s help as part of an ongoing investigation into a series of break-ins at construction sites in Waterloo. The Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) says three break-and-enters occurred between Oct. 9 and Oct. 16. “Investigators determined that suspects gained access to tool storage areas at residential construction sites and stole […]
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Toronto, GTA gas prices set for 11-cent overnight drop; biggest decrease in months
Drivers across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) are set to get some relief at the pumps this week as gas prices are expected to fall sharply overnight. According to Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst with En-Pro International, the price of regular gasoline is forecast to drop 11 cents per litre at 12:01 a.m. […]
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Little evidence AI is to blame for decline in youth hiring, new StatCan study finds
A recent study from Statistics Canada suggests that while it may be more difficult for youth to land a job, AI is not necessarily to blame.
Americans head to the polls for midterm election referendum on Trump’s tenure
DETROIT — Americans head to the polls Tuesday to vote in U.S. midterm elections that will serve as a referendum on President Donald Trump's chaotic and controversial second term.
Ottawa’s focus groups report low awareness of federal deficit, budget updates
OTTAWA — The Liberal government is getting ready to table its 2026 budget on Thursday — but Ottawa's own focus groups suggest Canadians aren't watching the state of the federal purse too closely.
In new memoir, Harper says he offered Carney a job — but not finance minister
OTTAWA — Former prime minister Stephen Harper says he offered Mark Carney, then the governor of the Bank of Canada, a role in his Conservative government in 2012 — though not as finance minister. Not right away, at least.
Carney in Antigua for Commonwealth leaders meeting
ST JOHN'S — Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Antigua and Barbuda today for a meeting of Commonwealth heads of government.
Leonard Cohen lives on as his son and grandson mark 10 years since singer’s death
Ten years after losing his father, Adam Cohen spots him everywhere.
No injuries after military chopper damaged in night landing on Canadian navy ship
Defence officials say there were no injuries after a military helicopter was seriously damaged during a night flight landing on a Canadian navy frigate.
More Canadians report skipping meals because they can’t afford groceries: survey
Results from an annual national poverty survey paint a worsening picture of food affordability in Canada, especially for young people, as tariffs imposed by the United States continue to shake up the Canadian economy. The Salvation Army’s 2026 Poverty and Socioeconomic Analysis, released today, polled more than 1,500 Canadians and found that 31 per cent […]
The U.S. Senate races Canadians should be watching
It’s a day the U.S. Democrats have been waiting for, and one that’s been keeping Republicans up at night. Americans will head to the polls to vote in the 2026 midterm election to determine who will makeup the U.S. Congress. Host Caryn Ceolin speaks to Robert Speel, a political science and public administration professor at Penn […]
Immigration levels update to be included in Nov. 5 budget
The annual immigration levels update will be included in the federal budget being released Thursday, a government source with knowledge of the plan confirms. This will be the second year the annual update is included in the budget document. Prime Minister Mark Carney has said immigration is back under control and he told the New […]
Ottawa police lay nearly 100 charges on Halloween night
Dozens of charges were handed out for impaired issues, speeding and young drivers not following the laws, Ottawa police described. On Halloween, officers were out in full force with breathalyzers and screenings to keep impaired people off roadways. Multiple units teamed up for the enforcement project on Oct. 31 to Nov. 1. Officers said ghosts […]
Police ask public to stop sharing unverified information, images of youth suspect
Discussions of a serious incident in a small town in 2025 has been resurfacing online, and police are warning the public to be more cautious, saying charges could be laid. Provincial police are telling the public that they cannot share any photos, names or identifying information related to people charged under the Youth Criminal Justice […]
Ottawa gas prices set for 11-cent drop; biggest decrease in months
Drivers across the nation’s capital are set to get some relief at the pumps this week as gas prices are expected to fall sharply overnight. According to Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst with En-Pro International, the price of regular gasoline is forecast to drop 11 cents per litre at 12:01 a.m. on Wednesday, bringing the […]
Needle found in KitKat after trick-or-treating in Ottawa
Ottawa police are asking parents and guardians to check through Halloween candy after a needle was found in a chocolate bar. According to officers, who shared a photo of the KitKat with a needle seen sticking out, it was reported to police on Tuesday by a parent. They believe it was collected in the Prince […]
Little evidence AI is to blame for decline in youth hiring, new StatCan study finds
A recent study from Statistics Canada suggests that while it may be more difficult for youth to land a job, AI is not necessarily to blame.
Americans head to the polls for midterm election referendum on Trump’s tenure
DETROIT — Americans head to the polls Tuesday to vote in U.S. midterm elections that will serve as a referendum on President Donald Trump's chaotic and controversial second term.
Ottawa’s focus groups report low awareness of federal deficit, budget updates
OTTAWA — The Liberal government is getting ready to table its 2026 budget on Thursday — but Ottawa's own focus groups suggest Canadians aren't watching the state of the federal purse too closely.
In new memoir, Harper says he offered Carney a job — but not finance minister
OTTAWA — Former prime minister Stephen Harper says he offered Mark Carney, then the governor of the Bank of Canada, a role in his Conservative government in 2012 — though not as finance minister. Not right away, at least.
Carney in Antigua for Commonwealth leaders meeting
ST JOHN'S — Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Antigua and Barbuda today for a meeting of Commonwealth heads of government.
Leonard Cohen lives on as his son and grandson mark 10 years since singer’s death
Ten years after losing his father, Adam Cohen spots him everywhere.
OSAP pause hits paramedic students bound to work in underserved areas
Paramedic students at a career college in northern Ontario who were approved to receive funding through a signature government program aiming to boost health-care staffing have been swept up in the provincewide pause on student aid. More than 40 affected students have already dropped out, their school says. Members of Premier Doug Ford’s government have […]
Blue Jays decline $8M club option for outfielder Myles Straw
The Toronto Blue Jays have declined the 2027 club option for outfielder Myles Straw, the MLB club announced Monday. The option was for US$8 million and would have been the fourth season of the 32-year-old’s five-year, $25 million deal. Straw had three home runs and 26 RBIs while batting .241 in 147 games for Toronto […]
No injuries after military chopper damaged in night landing on Canadian navy ship
Defence officials say there were no injuries after a military helicopter was seriously damaged during a night flight landing on a Canadian navy frigate.
Former Alberta junior hockey executive charged with sex offences against players
A former junior hockey executive in Alberta has been charged with sexually exploiting three players. Tyler King, 39, was arrested Friday at a U.S. border crossing in Ontario, RCMP announced Monday. He had been working with the State University of New York campus at Oswego in New York state. RCMP said the 39-year-old is to […]
Toronto’s child hunger rates nearly double as city sees 4.1M food bank visits: report
When Volodymyr Kravchuk visits the Daily Bread Food Bank, he’s constantly thinking about his two young sons.
More Canadians report skipping meals because they can’t afford groceries: survey
Results from an annual national poverty survey paint a worsening picture of food affordability in Canada, especially for young people, as tariffs imposed by the United States continue to shake up the Canadian economy. The Salvation Army’s 2026 Poverty and Socioeconomic Analysis, released today, polled more than 1,500 Canadians and found that 31 per cent […]
The U.S. Senate races Canadians should be watching
It’s a day the U.S. Democrats have been waiting for, and one that’s been keeping Republicans up at night. Americans will head to the polls to vote in the 2026 midterm election to determine who will makeup the U.S. Congress. Host Caryn Ceolin speaks to Robert Speel, a political science and public administration professor at Penn […]
Spanish police investigating after soccer player dies following on-field collision
BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Spanish police have opened an investigation into possible involuntary manslaughter after a soccer player died following an on-field collision with the opposing team's goalkeeper in a second-division match.
Road worker killed after being struck by dump truck in Pickering
A 31-year-old road worker has died after being struck by a reversing dump truck at a road construction site in Pickering, Durham police say. Officers were called to the area of Peter Matthews Drive and Alexander Knox Drive at approximately 2:40 p.m. on Monday for a pedestrian-involved collision. According to police, asphalt repair work was […]
Immigration levels update to be included in Nov. 5 budget
The annual immigration levels update will be included in the federal budget being released Thursday, a government source with knowledge of the plan confirms. This will be the second year the annual update is included in the budget document. Prime Minister Mark Carney has said immigration is back under control and he told the New […]
Jury begins deliberating at Russell Brand’s rape and sexual assault trial
LONDON (AP) — Jurors have begun considering their verdicts in the trial of Russell Brand on charges of rape and sexual assault.
King Charles III speaks to world leaders in Antigua, expresses ‘sorrow’ over slave trade
ST. JOHN’S, Antigua (AP) — King Charles III called the transatlantic slave trade a “shameful chapter of history” during a speech Tuesday at the official opening of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Antigua.
Peel school board ‘deeply saddened’ after current, former students killed in crash
The Peel District School Board (PDSB) says it’s “deeply saddened” after four young people, three of whom had ties to the school district, died when the car they were travelling in fell into a ravine in Puslinch, Ont., just outside Guelph. The school board in the region west of Toronto says one current and two […]
Report: Jose Berrios does not exercise opt-out on final 2 years of contract
José Berríos will continue his return from Tommy John surgery with the Toronto Blue Jays. The veteran right-hander did not exercise the opt-out clause on the final two years of his seven-year, $131-million contract, the Associated Press reported on Monday. Berríos did not pitch this year and is recovering from Tommy John surgery on May […]
Maple Leafs upgrade injured John Tavares to day-to-day
The Toronto Maple Leafs could get John Tavares back in the lineup very soon. Tavares has not played since Oct. 15 when he suffered a lower-body injury against the Buffalo Sabres, but he skated with the team for the first time since the injury on Tuesday in a red non-contact jersey, and the team announced […]
Toronto, GTA gas prices set for 11-cent overnight drop; biggest decrease in months
Drivers across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) are set to get some relief at the pumps this week as gas prices are expected to fall sharply overnight. According to Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst with En-Pro International, the price of regular gasoline is forecast to drop 11 cents per litre at 12:01 a.m. […]
Toronto police investigating second report of pins found in Halloween candy
Toronto police say they are investigating two separate reports of sewing needles and pins being discovered in Halloween candy collected by children while trick-or-treating in the city’s east end. In an update Tuesday, investigators said the incidents involve candy collected on Halloween night in two neighbourhoods: the area of Main Street and Swanwick Avenue in […]
B.C. hockey team says it didn’t know executive was being investigated for sex crimes
NANAIMO — A junior hockey team in British Columbia says it was not aware of sexual exploitation allegations against an executive when he was hired.
‘Flying among the angels’: Pilot in Learjet crash that killed 9 in Florida was a husband, father
The pilot of a business jet that crashed in Florida, killing all nine people aboard, was a longtime aviator, husband and father from the Philadelphia suburbs, according to a colleague who organized an online fundraiser for his family and social media posts from people who knew him.
Lawyer for arrested bike lane protestors says release conditions violated Charter rights
A lawyer for four people who were arrested and charged while protesting the province’s removal of bike lanes on Bloor Street West in Etobicoke says their Charter rights were violated by the release conditions set by the Toronto Police Service (TPS). Attorney Leora Smith, of Community Justice Collective, says the accused were handed an ultimatum […]
OSAP pause hits paramedic students bound to work in underserved areas
Some paramedic students approved to receive funding through a government program aiming to boost health-care staffing have been swept up in the provincewide pause on student aid.
Road worker dies after being hit by dump truck in Pickering
A road worker died Monday after being hit by a dump truck near Peter Matthews and Alexander Knox drives in Pickering, Durham Regional Police say.
European players wary of Russia’s hockey return
MacKenzie Weegar says he enjoys watching Russia play in the top hockey tournaments. But the Canadian defenceman says Russia's return to international competition might be viewed differently by European players.
B.C. hockey team says it wasn’t aware new executive was under RCMP probe
The Nanaimo Clippers said it has parted ways with Tyler King. He was arrested Friday at a Canada-U.S. border crossing in Ontario on child sexual exploitation charges.
Second Ontario ministry facing external audit over ‘inconsistencies’ in funding use
Labour Minister Trevor Jones confirmed to Global News the ministry tapped KMPG to review Better Jobs Ontario and has paused new applications to the program.
Peel school board ‘deeply saddened’ after current, former students killed in crash
The school board in the region west of Toronto says one current and two former students were among those who died in the single-vehicle crash over the weekend.
Toronto’s child hunger rates nearly double as city sees 4.1M food bank visits: report
The Toronto resident is often looking for milk, eggs and vegetables such as potatoes or carrots, to make sure his children get the nutrition they need.
Classes cancelled as SIU investigates death at U of T Mississauga
The University of Toronto cancelled classes at its Mississauga campus Tuesday after a 19-year-old man was found dead in a residence following a police response Monday night.
Where York home break-ins were reported this week
There were two residential break and enters reported in the district from Oct. 27 to Nov. 2
Where North York home break-ins were reported this week
There were 19 residential break and enters reported in the district from Oct. 27 to Nov. 2
Where Old Toronto home break-ins were reported this week
There were 14 residential break and enters reported in the district from Oct. 27 to Nov. 2
Where Etobicoke home break-ins were reported this week
There were eight residential break and enters reported in the district from Oct. 27 to Nov. 2
Where Scarborough home break-ins were reported this week
There were 11 residential break and enters reported in the district from Oct. 27 to Nov. 2
Waymo self-driving vehicles spotted in Toronto as company tests ahead of 2028 launch
The self driving taxi company says its initial testing will involve human drivers as it maps Toronto streets and collects information on traffic patterns.
He works 9-hour days on delivery apps and can't make ends meet. Why 900 Toronto-area couriers are now fighting back
Couriers for platforms such as Uber Eats, SkipTheDishes, DoorDash have organized under the group Delivery Drivers United.
Road worker, 31, dead after being struck by dump truck at Pickering construction site: Durham police
The collision happened around 2:30 p.m. on Nov. 2 near Peter Matthews Drive and Alexander Knox Road.
Windsor fire displaces seven, causes $100,000 in damages
The cause of a fire that displaced seven residents and led to an estimated $100,000 in damage is under investigation.
Police seek to identify west Windsor prowler
A man used his cellphone flashlight while peering through windows of the home
Stars shine on red carpet for WIFF’s Canadian premiere of Goodfellas doc
'For us as filmmakers, you want to have a festival that really welcomes you and really embraces you and really goes above and beyond for your experience'