Pro-Alberta Secession Rally Held in Edmonton
On May 3, a rally in support of the province's secession took place outside the Alberta Legislative Assembly in Edmonton.
Ottawa Charge women advance to playoffs after dramatic overtime win
The Ottawa Charge hockey players reached the PWHL playoffs for the first time in the club's history, beating the Toronto Sceptres 2-1 in overtime.
Australia elects Labor. Anthony Albanese rides anti-Trumps wave to victory
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has won a second term, giving the Labor Party a majority in parliament and becoming the country's first
Carney promises 'biggest transformation' of economy in generation at first press conference
Prime Minister Mark Carney is pledging to embark on the “biggest transformation” of Canada’s economy since the end of World War II as he outlined h
Two measles cases confirmed in Ottawa for first time since 2019
Ottawa has reported its first cases of measles in six years, an adult and a child who were infected while traveling abroad, Ottawa Public Health re
Trump Tariffs Are Key Risk to US Economy, Say JPMorgan Investors
According to a survey by investment bank JPMorgan, Donald Trump's tariffs pose the greatest threat to the US economy.
15 year-old Pembroke boy charged in intimate relationship violence case
Ontario police have charged a 15-year-old Pembroke, Ont., resident after investigating a case of child romantic abuse.
How did Bruce Fanjoy beat Pierre Poilievre at Carlton?
Election sensation: Liberal newcomer wins surprise
Why did the Conservatives lose?
Analytical commentary from the editorial board of "Our Ottawa"