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CALGARY — A popular Calgary playground has been forced to close for improvements because the sun is making metal slides too hot for kids to handle.

TORONTO — While there's a huge range of prepared condiments available — and more hitting the market all the time — many home cooks are discovering how easy it is to whip up their own.

OTTAWA — Conservative party members have begun voting to select their new leader, with mail-in ballots now returning to a depot in Toronto ahead of the official vote count on Saturday. Here are five things to know about the process. 1.

OTTAWA — A look at the federal Conservative leadership race, by the numbers. 445: Length, in days, of the leadership contest. 16: Number of people who officially entered.

Nova Scotia's party leaders were largely off the campaign trail ahead of Thursday night's debate, but the parties duelled by press release as a new poll suggested a tightening race.

TORONTO — A man convicted of sexually assaulting two girls deserves a new hearing because he was blindsided at trial about a statement he had given to police, Ontario's top court has ruled.

OTTAWA — An Alberta man who tortured and starved his roommate is not getting a chance to appeal his conviction before Canada's top court.

Toronto police have released surveillance video that captured a Hamilton man's slaying as they appeal for help identifying two homicide suspects. Det. Sgt.

MINTO, Ont. — Provincial police say a 12-year-old boy is facing charges after allegedly using a pellet gun to shoot at the window of a moving van. They say the incident took place earlier this week in Palmerston, Ont.

TORONTO — As Peter Mansbridge prepares to bid farewell to "The National," the CBC's flagship news program is looking to possibly enlist multiple hosts for the anchor desk.