Ryan Nugent-Hopkins scored his second goal of the night with 3:27 left in regulation as the Edmonton Oilers defeated the Calgary Flames 5-3 on Tuesday to take a 3-1 lead in the teams' second-round playoff series.

Edmonton Oilers maintain their series lead over the Calgary Flames in the second round of the playoffs with a 5-3 win in Game 4 Tuesday night.

Corus Entertainment has placed Q107 morning radio show Derringer in the Morning on hiatus amid an external ethics and conduct review, the company says.

The NBA announced that Toronto Raptors' forward Pascal Siakam has been named to the All-NBA third team. Siakam earned All-NBA honours for the second time in his career. He was named to the second team after the 2019-20 campaign.

Police say they made five arrests following a City of Toronto fireworks event on Victoria Day, after arresting 19 people in the same area a day earlier.

Cases involving legal aid lawyers in five regions of Quebec were pushed to the afternoon on Tuesday after the lawyers went on a half-day strike in the morning. Read More

Shots were fired and hit the window of a daycare centre in the Rivière-des-Prairies district Tuesday evening. Read More

Two people were stabbed within 15 minutes of each other in different parts of the city Tuesday, and in both cases, the victims are expected to survive their injuries. Read More

Three people were stabbed in separate incidents in Montreal on Tuesday. Read More

In a report to the police commission, the Calgary Police Service said the student was carrying a stolen, loaded semi-automatic handgun in their backpack with additional ammunition.

Alberta paramedic students spent the day getting hands-on experience, learning what they need to know before heading into a real emergency.

CFL commissioner Ambrosie said the league tabled a final amended collective bargaining agreement to the players Monday night.

First Nations vowed on Tuesday to fight Quebec's newly passed language legislation Bill 96 in the courts, saying its enforcement would result in weakening of their languages, the exile of their youth and a "cultural genocide" for their communities. Read More

Employees of five Starbucks locations in Lethbridge have filed an application for a union certification vote with the Alberta Labour Relations Board.

QUEBEC — Despite the emotional last few months of language debate, Premier François Legault said Tuesday he wants to keep Quebecers of all origins united. Read More

Anthony Bilodeau, 33 and his father Roger Bilodeau, 58, are on trial for the March 2020 second-degree murders of Jacob Sansom and his uncle Maurice Cardinal.  The Crown has now closed its case. The jury has been told that Anthony Bilodeau will take the stand in his own defence on Wednesday.

CBC Calgary is highlighting the rich heritage and contributions of Asian Calgarians through a series of 10 self-profiles to mark Asian Heritage Month. Here is the latest profile, from Vanessa Padillo.

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Montreal police are investigating after a 14-year-old boy was stabbed in the upper body during an altercation between multiple people in the borough of Anjou.

Quebec and its 78 ridings have been key in the party's past two races, which saw Erin O'Toole elected in 2020 and Andrew Scheer in 2017.

City officials reassured members of city council at a meeting on Tuesday that Calgary is much better prepared today for a flood than it was in 2013.

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All four of Ottawa’s school boards have announced schools with restored power will open Wednesday and those with no electricity will remain closed. Read More

Environment Canada has confirmed that an EF2 tornado touched down in Uxbridge on Saturday as a powerful weather system made its way through Ontario, tearing apart homes and knocking out power to thousands of people.

Calgary-based naturalist Brian Keating shares his love of turtles as well as tips on how to find them this spring.

There will be legal challenges and a public pressure campaign against Bill 96, which was voted into law Tuesday afternoon. Read More

There will be legal challenges and a public pressure campaign against Bill 96, which was voted into law Tuesday afternoon. Read More

Mayor Valérie Plante said Tuesday that organizers of last weekend's Metro Metro music festival need to "take responsibility" for dangerous crowd behaviour that could have led to serious injuries. Read More

Members of Premier Jason Kenney’s cabinet are mulling a run to replace him in the upcoming race for the United Conservative Party leadership. 

Quebec has confirmed 10 more cases of monkeypox, for a total of 15 cases across the province, the provincial Health Ministry said on Tuesday.

The star of the show was an empty chair at a debate last week in the Toronto riding of Don Valley West—as the NDP candidate made a point to highlight that Progressive Conservative candidate Mark Saunders was absent.

'Thank you Smudge for all you have given me. Chase those bunnies and squirrels, eat those treats, play with your toys and you can now go swimming every day.'

Nobody was injured and officials said the cause of the blaze is still being investigated but will be difficult to determine.

Grocery stores, restaurants, breweries and other businesses across Ottawa left powerless for days by Saturday's storm have had to dispose of spoiled perishables and restock in the hopes of re-opening soon to make up for lost revenues. Read More

If it was surprising to see Alouettes players on the field Tuesday morning — hours after their tentative new collective agreement was rejected — the clock is definitely ticking for the CFL and its union to reach an agreement. Read More

Health officials say in most cases, monkeypox will disappear on its own within two to four weeks, although in very rare cases complications can arise.

On Monday, Jobs, Economy and Innovation Minister Doug Schweitzer announced he won't run for the leadership and won't run again for his seat in Calgary-Elbow.

Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes gave a very honest answer this month when asked about the team's goaltending situation moving forward. Read More

Canada Soccer is paying Iran’s soccer federation $400,000 to play a controversial exhibition game next month in Vancouver, according to the head of Iran’s national team.

Canada Soccer is paying Iran’s soccer federation $400,000 to play a controversial exhibition game next month in Vancouver, according to the head of Iran’s national team.

A new searchable and downloadable database is making it easier for Albertans to look up incidents of police misconduct.

Wind is a powerful force in the lives of trees. Read More