Bonnie Crombie has resigned as leader of the Ontario Liberal Party, months after saying she would leave following a tepid leadership vote in the fall. "Bonnie stepped forward at a critical moment and played an important role in rebuilding our party, growing our movement and positioning us for the future," said Kathryn McGarry, president of the Ontario Liberal Party, in a statement. Former Liberal Party president Mike Crawley is said to be weighing a run. Pictured here from left to right are Ted Hsu, Bonnie Crombie, Nate Erskine-Smith and Yasir Naqvi at a Liberal Party leader debate in Brampton, Ont. She beat out Erskine-Smith, Liberal MP and former provincial cabinet minister Yasir Naqvi, and Hsu at an Ontario Liberal leadership convention that went through three rounds of ballot counting.

Speaking NotesAppearance before the Standing Committee of Canadian Heritage, Ottawa, ON – September 24, 2025Madam President,Committee members,Hello. We are investing in a strong Canada. I would also like to highlight the Canada Strong Pass. As a key protector of our natural treasures, Parks Canada stands as a symbol of this shared pride. With decades of experience working with partners, Parks Canada supports Indigenous self-determination, cultural continuity, and socio-economic well-being.

François Legault resigns as Quebec premierNewsDuration 1:07He made the announcement during a news conference Wednesday morning. Legault will stay on as premier until a successor is designated to take up the reigns of the party Legault helped found in 2011, the Coalition Avenir Québec.

Quebec Premier François Legault has announced he is stepping down, putting an end to a dominant run in provincial politics that saw him lead the party he founded to two majority governments. "From startups in business and politics, François Legault has demonstrated the value of thinking big, taking risks and working hard," wrote Carney. “Despite our profound disagreements on the reasons behind our current collective difficulties and on the future of Quebec, François Legault has always been sincere in his desire to improve the fate of the Quebec nation,” St-Pierre Plamondon wrote. WATCH | Quebecers react to François Legault's resignation: Here’s what Quebecers think about François Legault’s resignation | Duration 1:29 In his resignation speech Wednesday, Premier François Legault said Quebecers are looking for a change in leadership. WATCH | What this means for the CAQ: Why Quebec’s premier is stepping down, and what it means for the party François Legault founded | Duration 3:56 Premier François Legault had repeated several times that he was holding down the fort despite growing challenges.

The Canadian Armed Forces would need to buy 72 Gripen fighter jets and six GlobalEye surveillance aircraft for Swedish manufacturer Saab to deliver on its pledge of creating 12,600 jobs in Canada, CBC News has learned. Saab confirmed that the promise of 12,600 jobs is linked to the sale of Gripen and GlobalEye aircraft to Canada. To create more than 10,000 direct and indirect jobs in Canada, Saab plans production centres in Ontario and Quebec with a pan-Canadian supplier network. Purchasing a Gripen fleet was the top choice for supporters of the NDP (60 per cent) and the Liberal Party (51 per cent). After running a competition between the F-35 and the Gripen, the government of Canada opted for the F-35 in 2023.

Iranian Canadians rally in Toronto as crackdown intensifies in IranNewsDuration 3:11Iranian Canadians are protesting at the steps of the U.S. consulate in Toronto in support of the anti-government protests in Iran — and amid comments by U.S. President Donald Trump, saying, ‘Help is on its way.’

So I'm delighted to announce today another significant investment in local public service journalism in communities where CBC has little to no presence. This year, CBC News will add 33 local journalists and create 11 new bureaus, increasing its Canadian footprint from 66 to 77 locations. Taken together, it's a historic investment in local journalism by the CBC. (Evan Mitsui/CBC)To be clear, we are committed to preserving and improving on the diversity of trusted news sources that local communities can rely on. In order to showcase all of this new local journalism, we recently launched 44 additional regional web pages on CBCNews.ca.

It was an iconic image: A photogenic young Iranian woman filmed herself lighting a cigarette with a picture of Iran’s leader, an evocative protest against the misogynistic clerics who run Iran. Social media fans called her “iconic” and “cool,” and praised her bravery: “Young Iranian women are leading the revolution against the Islamic regime,” said one user who shared the short video. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementIt wasn’t initially clear where the video was taken; it showed snow and a suburban building behind her. “It was my hero and saved me from the Islamic regime. “I only hope for the removal of the Islamic regime, and replacement with a democratic government that brings peace and security to my people.”She is optimistic as well as hopeful.

The two-part report analyzed 2,789 CBC news articles published between October 7, 2023 and June 7, 2025, examining the CBC's online coverage of the Israel-Hamas war. Innohives' research concluded that the CBC's coverage of the Israel-Hamas war demonstrated significant imbalance in sympathy, challenging its commitment to its own Journalistic Standards and Practices. "The bias, which we think is clearly demonstrated by the research being released today, should concern all Canadians," said Amanda Eskenasi, Director of Education at HRCCO and author of the HRCCO report. It contributes to a culture that dehumanizes Jews and dismisses Jewish suffering, allowing bad actors to rationalize or excuse antisemitism, eroding the moral barrier against antisemitic violence." SOURCE HR Canada Charitable Organization (HRCCO)For More Information: HR Canada Charitable Organization, Amanda Eskenasi, Director of Education, [email protected]

A Nova Scotia man who served 35 years for the violent slaying of a 12-year-old Ontario girl he had raped had his day parole extended last month and continues to live in the Halifax area, according to the Parole Board of Canada. Prior to that, the board noted Worth had participated in “numerous Escorted Temporary Absences (ETAs)” and three unescorted absences. “Your ability to apply the skills learned through programming is reflected in your successful period of day parole, which serves as evidence of measurable progress,” it wrote. Next, Worth’s sister and brother-in-law told police he’d admitted to killing someone and was worried someone would find the body. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementOur website is the place for the latest breaking news, exclusive scoops, longreads and provocative commentary.

The City of Charlottetown is considering adding three apartment buildings along Mount Edward Road near the city’s bypass highway. A request from Ellis and Birt Ltd. asks the city to rezone a piece of property along Mount Edward Road to allow for the buildings to go up. Charlottetown council voted unanimously to send the project for public consultation. But there hasn't been much pushback on recent developments along Mount Edward Road, said Coun. (City of Charlottetown)Several developments have been approved for Mount Edward Road over the last few years, which has raised traffic concerns from some residents.

In a post on the NDP’s Reddit page, Ashton received questions about climate change, his French-language skills, fossil fuels and employment, among other topics. He appeared to respond via his Reddit account under the username Rob-Ashton-NDP. He is facing off against Heather McPherson, Tony McQuail, Avi Lewis and Tanille Johnston in the NDP leadership race. In a separate AMA by McQuail on Monday, a user asked him the same question about AI that Ashton was asked about. “We also have someone to take notes at our Team Tony meetings,” he said.

Auburn, IN (46706)TodayPartly cloudy skies during the morning hours will become overcast in the afternoon. A few flurries or snow showers possible. Winds NW at 10 to 15 mph..TonightCloudy. Snow showers developing after midnight. Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph.

Auburn, IN (46706)TodayCloudy. Morning high of 37F with temps falling to near 20. Winds NW at 15 to 25 mph. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph..TonightCloudy skies early, then partly cloudy after midnight. Winds NNW at 10 to 20 mph.

In 2026, interior design won’t likely be a site of radical change or shocking reveals. A standout trend for 2026, he says, is the colour story: deep greens, burgundies and strong blues are creating a richer, moodier palette. The same desire for grounded, quietly expressive spaces plays out in Benjamin Moore’s 2026 Colour of the Year, Silhouette, an espresso-charcoal hybrid. “It brings a sense of soft, sophisticated comfort home,” says Sharon Grech, a media spokesperson in Colour Marketing and Design at Benjamin Moore. Blue kitchen cabinetry is high on the 2026 trend list, according to designer Arren Williams.