Remembrance Day ceremonies will be taking place this month in honour of veterans, active military members, and those who died serving Canada. Hamilton and Burlington, alongside community partners and veterans' organizations, will host public ceremonies from Friday, Nov. 6, to Wednesday, Nov. 11.

Waterloo regional police are investigating a stabbing in Kitchener that left a young person injured. Police believe it was a targeted incident.

A teenager was seriously injured after being involved in a collision Tuesday afternoon in Kitchener. Police say the 15-year-old was riding an e-scooter and was not wearing a helmet at the time and was taken to hospital.

The University of Guelph will give the city $100,000 to offset costs from the unsanctioned homecoming parties on Sept. 26. It's estimated the gathering cost about $91,000 for police response.

A man from Cambridge won big after appearing on the Canadian spin off of "The Price is Right." The show called "The Price is Right Tonight," is hosted by Howie Mandel. Contestants are shown a single prize like a computer or a grill, and must bid on what they think the item costs. Whoever bids closest to the actual price wins the prize and moves on to the next round to win bigger prizes like a car or a vacation. Dan Sheikh won several prizes with his team on Monday.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he was happy to hear about the Democrats’ victory in Tuesday's U.S. midterm elections, adding he hopes it leads to better trade relations for Canada and the province.

Early childhood educators called out the Ford government at Queen's Park Wednesday after a recent memo revealed a wage floor freeze and that workers will not receive an expected annual $1-per-hour increase in 2027.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he's "very open" to discussions with the new Quebec premier on whether to keep up seasonal time changes.

Police in St. Thomas, Ont., have laid 16 charges and issued seven warnings to e-bike and e-scooter riders as part of a safety and enforcement initiative launched in September.

The federal government announced on Wednesday that China will extend its soon-to-expire tariff-free treatment for some Canadian agricultural and seafood products for another two years.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he was happy to hear about the Democrats’ victory in Tuesday's U.S. midterm elections, adding he hopes it leads to better trade relations for Canada and the province.

After more than 30 years in business, the owner of All Books on Rideau Street says he has to close his second-hand bookstore. The Bytowne Cinema, which owns the building, says it will be using the space.

A former Royal Bank of Canada employee has been found guilty of three criminal charges after opening fraudulent accounts and viewing the personal banking information of Prime Minister Mark Carney.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is set to speak to reporters outside his office around 11 a.m. ET Wednesday.

CBC's Joseph Tunney spoke to Ottawa residents outside of the U.S. Embassy to hear their reaction to the outcome of the midterm elections. The Democrats will now take control of both the House and the Senate.

Watch the University of Guelph Gryphons (4) and the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees (5) face off in the quarterfinals of the 2026 U Sports Women's Rugby Championship on the campus of the University of Guelph.

Watch the Queen's University Gaels (1) and the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds (8) face off in the quarterfinals of the 2026 U Sports Women's Rugby Championship on the campus of the University of Guelph.

The trade war with Canada became a ballot box issue in close U.S. midterm contests in Maine and Michigan, where Democrats defeated their Republican rivals.

Parts of eastern Ontario and western Quebec topped 20 C Wednesday, setting daily records and offering what could be one final warm spell before more seasonable weather sets in.

It is Treaties Recognition Week in Ontario, an annual event to honour the importance of Treaties and to promote education about their history and ongoing relevance. Riley Yesno is an Anishinaabe scholar from Eabametoong First Nation and a distinguished fellow at the Yellowhead Institute. Here's what she shared with the CBC's Superior Morning about the significance of Treaties.

The final pay of an outgoing Thunder Bay, Ont., city councillor has been docked after it was determined she breached the code of conduct. City manager John Collin filed a complaint about Rajni Agarwal in March, alleging she “had engaged in an ongoing, inappropriate pattern of behaviour throughout this term of council directed at city staff.”

Canada Post is rolling out more community mailboxes across the GTA over the next five years, ending door-to-door mail service for thousands of homes. It's a change that may prove challenging for some seniors and people with disabilities, says one advocate.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he won't be signing a formal new funding agreement with the City of Toronto, even as city hall pitches for long-term help from Queen's Park. Ford, however, did signal some money could be unlocked for public safety.

Good news at the pumps, Toronto. Fuel prices dropped by 11 cents a litre heading into Wednesday morning. Gas analyst Dan McTeague says that's bringing the lowest gas prices the GTA has seen in more than two months.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says an audit firm that is investigating student financial aid usage at career colleges is making it a priority to clear lower-risk schools first so their funding can be unfrozen, but he was not clear on a timeline.

A man is dead after an industrial incident that happened just before noon Wednesday near McNicoll Avenue and Tapscott Road, Toronto police say.

Canada's point man on the Canada-U.S. trade file says the federal government's strategy isn't changing in the short term despite American voters handing a seismic win to Democrats in Tuesday night's midterm elections.

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Democrats finally got their wish in Texas.

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OTTAWA — A former Royal Bank of Canada employee has been found guilty of three criminal charges after opening fraudulent accounts and viewing the personal banking information of Prime Minister Mark Carney.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — After more than a decade with Donald Trump at the epicenter of U.S. politics, most voters appear exhausted and exasperated by him, according to The AP Voter Poll, a survey of midterm voters in all 50 states.

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Five people were taken in by police, after a two-day drug enforcement initiative by the Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) last month. During the last week of October, officers cracked down on illegal drug activity in the downtown areas of Galt and Preston in Cambridge. Police released photos of the numerous drugs and items seized […]

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Another quiet month for home sales in Waterloo Region. Cornerstone Association of Realtors is out with its monthly report on properties exchanging hands in October, and once again, a universal dip in home sales was reported across Waterloo Region. Region-wide home sales dropped 14.5 per cent year over year. Cambridge saw a just over 24 […]

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Americans have overwhelmingly brought about a ‘blue tsunami.’ Several deep-red states have been flipped blue, including Kansas, Texas, Maine, Iowa and others. Meantime, President Donald Trump has agreed to acknowledge the midterm election results and work with the Democrats.  Host Maria Kestane is following the races across the U.S. and breaks down the results so […]

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Kitchener Rangers Fans might have left The Aud disappointed Tuesday night, but they were certainly entertained following a nail-biting match-up against the Guelph Storm. The Rangers opened the scoring in the first period thanks to Cameron Arquette. Guelph tied it up just a moment later, and were able to get the lead with another goal […]

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Over a week after a three-vehicle crash at a key commuter hub in St. Jacobs, police are still looking for answers. The crash on Arthur Street South near the Sawmill Road roundabout saw three people hurt, one of them sent to an out-of-region hospital with serious injuries. On Oct. 27, around 6:30 p.m., police were […]

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A serious crash involving a young e-scooter rider in Kitchener has police investigating. Tuesday around 4:25 p.m., police were called to the crash at the intersection of Fairway Road North and Lackner Boulevard in Kitchener. The intersection was closed for several hours during the busy afternoon commute for the initial investigation. Police said the young […]

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TORONTO — Canadian Tire Corp. Ltd. is hoping to "reinvent" Mark's by pouring $200 million into opening and refreshing more of the apparel retailer's stores.

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A young man is in hospital recovering from stab wounds after an incident in Kitchener this week. Tuesday evening, shortly after 6 p.m., police were called to the Ottawa St. South and Strasburg Rd. area of the city. A young man, described by police only as “a male youth victim,” was found with stab wounds […]

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Carb lovers unite – Olive Garden is coming to Waterloo Region. The official announcement was made on the restaurant’s social media channels reading, “Waterloo, get ready… Olive Garden is on the way!!” The post online said the official opening date hasn’t been released yet, but they are hoping to welcome diners in the spring of […]

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Police have made an arrest after a reported voyeurism incident at the University of Guelph. The Guelph Police Service was notified after a man was allegedly caught holding a cellphone under a stall door while a woman was taking a shower. The alleged incident happened in a U of G changeroom on Oct. 30. Investigators […]

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Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says Thursday’s federal budget is about giving Canada a “strong footing” to navigate a more volatile world. The Liberal government’s 2026 budget is set to land a little over a day after voters delivered a sharp rebuke to President Donald Trump and the Republicans in the U.S. midterm elections. Asked how […]

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On her first Diwali in Canada, Harminder Grewal made kheer, said a prayer and thought about her family in India. She had arrived as a new bride in August 1975. When the Festival of Lights came around, she and her husband marked it quietly at home. “On Diwali day we would sit here and miss […]

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Police say an assault involving bear spray at a Kitchener high school is being investigated as hate-motivated and two teens have been arrested. The incident was reported around 1 p.m. on Oct. 29 at a high school on Fischer-Hallman Road, which is where Forest Heights Collegiate Institute is located. According to regional police, a victim […]

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Police are investigating a pedestrian-involved crash in a Kitchener parking lot that saw a driver assaulted. The collision happened just before 8 p.m. on Nov. 2 on Weber St. East near Fergus Ave. Waterloo regional police say a pedestrian was struck by a Dodge Durango in a parking lot and became pinned underneath the vehicle. […]

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The head of Canada’s aluminum industry says the U.S. midterm election results could mark a turning point in the trade dispute between Canada and the United States. Jean Simard, president and chief executive of the Aluminum Association of Canada, said Wednesday the election sent a clear message that American voters are frustrated with the economic […]

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The Guelph Police Service has provided an update on its investigation into the rowdy unsanctioned street gathering over Homecoming as a dozen arrests have been made so far. Investigators have been working to identify individuals who are believed to be involved in dangerous, violent, and criminal activity stemming from the illegal party on Chancellors Way […]

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