#1 of 2023: UW stabbing A man stabbed three people in a University of Waterloo classroom. CTV’S Jeff Pickel has the #1 story of 2023.

What’s the moment that will stand out for you from 2023? Is it that time in February when Quebecers realized their weather-predicting marmot had died in the lead up to Groundhog Day? (Rest in peace, ...

The past year was an exciting one for Simon Fraser University, one that saw the university engage in global challenges through academic and research excellence, while taking solid steps toward ...

As Edmontonians prepare to bid adieu to 2023 and welcome in 2024, it is an appropriate time to reflect on all that has unfolded in the past year. From a provincial election to terrifying acts of crime ...

Inflation across the nation? Interest rates catch your interest? Smell of smoke in the air? North Shore News editorial staff have done a sweep of the 2023 archives to compile our annual list of the ...

It was a significant year for women's hockey. New stars stepped forward, championships were won, and a new league was formed in the PWHL. The headlines came fast and furious in the second half of 2023 ...

There were plenty of news stories to choose from in 2023, as Global News counts down the top five Saskatchewan stories of the year. A Regina musician was among many passengers who were given the ...

The year’s top deep-dives, on climate change, housing, true crime and more In the past year, Canadians woke up to long-simmering tensions that have finally become too pressing to ignore. These formed ...

'The fires dominated everything,' says ECCC senior climatologist David Phillips Every year, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) ranks the top 10 Canadian weather stories. Senior climatologist ...

Ocean shipping routes are always in flux, but 2023 took it to a whole new level. Trade routes were blocked or impeded by geopolitics, labor and weather: sanctions on Russia, U.S.-China tensions, ...

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