Canada opens humanitarian pathway for family members fleeing Sudan conflict – National

Canada opens humanitarian pathway for family members fleeing Sudan conflict – National

Canada will allow people in Sudan who have relatives in Canada to reunite with their families through a new humanitarian pathway as the violent conflict in the African nation continues, Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced Thursday. Miller said in a statement that children, grandchildren, parents, grandparents and siblings of Canadian citizens or permanent residents will … Read more

17-year-old swimmer Summer McIntosh named Canadian Press female athlete of the year – National

17-year-old swimmer Summer McIntosh named Canadian Press female athlete of the year – National

Summer McIntosh’s continued assault on the international swimming podium in 2023 made her The Canadian Press female athlete of the year. “I’m very honoured to have it and it’s just really cool,” McIntosh said of the award. A talent for swimming fast combined with poise beyond her years has the Toronto teenager tracking for a … Read more

Body of 36-year-old missing man found in vent inside Michigan community college

Body of 36-year-old missing man found in vent inside Michigan community college

The body of a man missing in the US state of Michigan since October has been found — in the ventilation system at a community college. Jason Anthony Thompson, 36, had disappeared last month, and his family reported him missing on November 1. His body was found at a campus building at the Macomb Community … Read more

Governor general announces Order of Canada appointees. Who made the list? – National

Governor general announces Order of Canada appointees. Who made the list? – National

When George Stroumboulopoulos thinks back on his TV career, it’s his time hosting The NewMusic in the early 2000s that resonates most. Many Canadians remember how the gregarious host introduced them to bands and musicians on the MuchMusic program, and those years are part of the reason he is now being appointed to the Order … Read more

Quebec reaches tentative deal with teachers after weeks of striking

Quebec reaches tentative deal with teachers after weeks of striking

After weeks of striking, a major Quebec teachers’ union and the provincial government had a major breakthrough at the negotiating table. The Federation autonome de l’enseignement (FAE), which represents some 66,000 teachers, has reached a tentative deal with the province over collective agreements. They’ve reached a consensus regarding working conditions and salaries, according to the … Read more

Celebrini’s 5-point performance leads Canada over Latvia at world juniors

Celebrini’s 5-point performance leads Canada over Latvia at world juniors

Macklin Celebrini had a goal and four assists as Canada hammered Latvia 10-0 at the world junior hockey championship on Wednesday. Conor Geekie and Carson Rehkopf, with two each, Brayden Yager, Owen Allard, Fraser Minten, Matthew Wood and Matthew Poitras also scored. Celebrini’s five points were two short of the national record for a single … Read more

Florida teen accused of fatally shooting his sister in argument over Christmas gifts

Florida teen accused of fatally shooting his sister in argument over Christmas gifts

A 14-year-old Florida teen fatally shot his sister in an argument over Christmas gifts, only to be shot moments later by his own teenage brother, authorities said. The argument started when the brothers, ages 14 and 15, were out shopping on Christmas Eve on Sunday with their mother and sister, and got into a spat … Read more

Planning a ski trip? Fewer runs open amid mild weather across Canada – National

Planning a ski trip? Fewer runs open amid mild weather across Canada – National

Ski resorts are facing challenging conditions amid warmer weather across Canada during a typically busy holiday week, limiting the runs open. Blue Mountain in Ontario as of Wednesday had just one out of 11 runs open. In an email to Global News, spokesperson Tara Lovell said that it has “very limited terrain until snowmaking temperatures … Read more

Montreal-area family says police slow to investigate alleged racial attack

Montreal-area family says police slow to investigate alleged racial attack

A Montreal-area mother is expressing rage and horror about an alleged racially motivated attack against her 18-year-old daughter and three other young women. Lyndia Barthold says the four women were sitting in a parked car in Terrebonne, north of Montreal, when a man started swinging an axe at a closed window and screaming racial slurs. … Read more

PCO poll finds many do not trust the media and do not believe news outlets are closing – National

PCO poll finds many do not trust the media and do not believe news outlets are closing – National

Slightly more Canadians say the media cannot be trusted to make decisions in the public interest as say they have trust in the media to act in the public interest, according to internal federal government polls obtained by Global News. But the same polling shows high levels of distrust among many other institutions: provincial and … Read more