Toronto man charged after fatal crash involving pedestrian

Thousands of Canadians experienced a widespread internet outage on Wednesday morning due to issues with Bell, affecting customers primarily in Ontario and Quebec. The company acknowledged the service interruptions on social media and reported over 140,000 outage notifications by 9:37 a.m. ET, although some users indicated their service was restored within half an hour. Bell's support page, which was temporarily inactive, has since been restored, and the National Post has reached out for further comment....

At the G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors’ Meeting in Banff on May 20, 2025, Canadian Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne pledged significant support for rebuilding war-torn Ukraine alongside Ukrainian Finance Minister Sergii Marchenko. The ministers discussed the estimated $500 billion needed for reconstruction, focusing on infrastructure and energy, and announced a follow-up meeting in Rome with investors. Despite ongoing conflict in Ukraine, both emphasized the moral imperative of international support and the broader implications...

Black bears are a prominent species in British Columbia, often associated with human-wildlife conflicts, leading to thousands being killed annually. Advocates are calling for a better understanding of the black bear population to address these issues effectively. Wildlife officials emphasize the importance of harvesting crops that may attract bears to prevent them from becoming habituated to human presence. Full Article

According to a recent report by the Industrial Inquiry Commission (IIC), Canada Post should end door-to-door mail delivery as a strategy to modernize and maintain solvency without taxpayer subsidies. This recommendation arises amid union threats of a strike and follows previous attempts to phase out the service, which were halted due to public and political backlash. Meanwhile, Denmark plans to cease all letter deliveries by the end of 2025 due to declining mail volumes, while...

RCMP Const. Jack Van Steensel and his wife, Rose, have enjoyed extensive travels across the U.S. in their motorhome since 2007, but their affection for America is waning due to the political climate under President Trump, who has strained Canadian-American relations. Though they cherish their memories and friendships formed during their trips, Rose expresses concern over safety and changing travel experiences, highlighting a broader trend of Canadian discontent toward the U.S. that affects social and...

King Charles III and Queen Camilla will visit Canada on May 26-27, marking His Majesty's first trip since his Coronation. Their itinerary includes a community gathering in Ottawa, a ceremonial tree planting, and a historic throne speech at the Senate, the first from a monarch since 1977. The visit will conclude with a wreath-laying at the National War Memorial, making this King Charles' 20th documented trip to Canada, following his last visit in 2022. Full...