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The agency says dog food and treats can be contaminated with bacteria, and people can get sick through contact with a dog or by handling their food -- even if their dog is fine.

A total of 27 people have lab-confirmed salmonella illness linked to dog food and treats, the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) says.

After years in a rebuild and on the heels of a surprise appearance in the playoffs last spring, the Habs head into the 2025-26 NHL season loaded up with raised expectations.

Canadian Tire announced Monday that it's partnering with coffee giant Tim Hortons to dish out perks to customers of both brands.

The Indianapolis Colts won their second game of the new NFL season Sunday -- their first 2-0 start since 2009 -- but that's not the only reason the internet is abuzz about the team.

The federal government has outlined the next steps it will take in its investigation into unpaid work in the airline industry, saying it will consult with both employees and employers and hold two roundtable discussions with stakeholders.

Eddie Giacomin, a Hockey Hall of Fame goalie and one of the faces of the New York Rangers' franchise in the 1960s and 1970s, has died. He was 86.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow will undergo surgery on his injured left toe and is expected to be out for three months, according to The Associated Press and ESPN.

Oilsands developer MEG Energy Corp.'s board of directors is urging shareholders to reject a sweetened hostile bid from Strathcona Resources Ltd., deeming it inferior to the lower -- but more cash-heavy -- friendly offer from industry heavyweight ...

Researchers from Trent University are in northwestern Ontario working in the Walkinshaw and Wolf watersheds to look at the impact of forestry and climate change on brook trout populations in small rivers.