Auto theft in Ontario has decreased by 8.4% in the first half of this year, as reported by Équité Association. The latest data reveals...

As Quebec celebrates pride month, political candidates from diverse sexual and gender backgrounds running in the upcoming provincial election are raising concerns about a surge in hateful messages directed at them. Québec solidaire has reported a significant increase in online hate targeting its 2SLGBTQ+ candidates. Roxane Milot, the party president and a candidate in Montreal, expressed worries about the escalating online violence faced by marginalized candidates, which she believes could deter individuals from diverse backgrounds from participating in politics. Milot, who identifies as bisexual, highlighted the challenges faced by queer, women, and racialized individuals in entering politics due to the worsening situation of online hate in Quebec. Recently, Milot herself became a target of hateful messages and...

The National Bank Open women's tennis tournament saw a positive turn of events following a rocky start. Leylah Fernandez of Canada made it to the Round of 16, while emerging star Alex Eala's recent success added excitement to the competition. Notable players like Elena Rybakina, Coco Gauff, and Iga Swiatek remained in contention. Tournament director Karl Hale expressed satisfaction with the tournament's progress, foreseeing continued growth in both the event and the sport of tennis in Canada. The absence of 2025 champion Victoria Mboko due to injury led to wildcard entries for Bianca Andreescu and six other Canadians. However, only Kayla Cross and Katherine Sebov progressed to the second round, where they were ultimately eliminated. The 30th-seeded...