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Advertisement oop Skip to Content The gastrointestinal disease that has sickened thousands in the U.S. could already be in Canada, we’re just not detecting it •   • Imported herbs, such as basil and cilantro, have been linked to outbreaks of cyclosporiasis in the past.

Advertisement oop Skip to Content His apparent deficit in remorse for killing a stranger in broad daylight was highlighted by Crown prosecutors at his sentencing hearing •   • Unusual images of the 14-year-old killer were captured on a neighbour's security video before and after the stabbing of Eleanor Doney and provided to National Post.

Advertisement oop Skip to Content 'If Canada Post is taking taxpayer-funded bailouts, then there’s no way its managers and executives should be showering themselves with bonuses,' said Franco Terrazzano, the CTF’s federal director • Canada Post President and CEO Doug Ettinger attends a House of Commons committee meeting on Government Operations and Estimates on Parliament Hill June 18, 2026.

Advertisement oop Skip to Content Assembly of First Nations is meeting for three days in nation's capital, with focus on pipelines and major projects •   • National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak poses for a photo during the Assembly of First Nations' (AFN) 2026 Annual General Assembly held at the Rogers centre in Ottawa on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.

Advertisement oop Skip to Content It started before 2025, but the recruiting turnaround in Canada and the U.S. is tied to the economy, policy and a more dangerous world • For the last two years, the Canadian Armed Forces have beaten their Regular Force recruiting target, hitting roughly 105 per cent of it this past fiscal year, the highest number in nearly 30 years. /Canadian Armed Forces WASHINGTON, D.C. — Military recruitment is rebounding in both Canada and the United States.

• A coyote travels through a park. /Postmedia Recent coyote encounters in Strathcona County are largely tied to denning season and protective parents guarding their young, according to local wildlife officials. Jocelyn Thrasher-Haug, Strathcona County’s environmental planning manager, said the increase in reported encounters this spring and summer is linked to natural coyote behaviour, particularly around dens and pups. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.

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'The donair scene is bumping, man, it's brilliant, so many good donairs.' •   • Ramneek Singh poses with a life-sized donair costume. The food writer is on a quest to try as many Edmonton donairs as possible. /Postmedia Ramneek Singh thinks that he might be a philistine when it comes to food. “I just don’t know about those high-end restaurants,” admits the food blogger, who publishes on Facebook under Ram’s Food Reviews. “When I go to some of those joints I’m just not feeling it.

Advertisement oop Skip to Content Former fashion mogul is already serving an 11-year sentence for sexual assault in Toronto case •   • Former Canadian fashion mogul Peter Nygard is seen in a 2016 file photo. /Getty Images Former Canadian fashion mogul Peter Nygard was found guilty of sexual assault and forcible confinement on the first day of his trial at the Montreal courthouse on Monday.

Advertisement oop Skip to Content The photographer who filmed it said the man stayed conscious and joking as he waited for help •   • A male bison roams through Elk Island National Park near Edmonton, Alberta. /AFP via Getty Images A bull bison at Yellowstone National Park hooked a fleeing grandfather and threw him roughly eight feet (about 2.5 metres) in the air as his grandson escaped.