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Canada's Grocery Aid: Sault Ste. Marie Residents Get $20.4M Top-Up
Residents in Sault Ste. Marie and Algoma receive immediate relief with a one-time payment, with more to come in 2026
Sault Ste. Marie Canal Revives Summer Traditions with Free Admission
Experience the rich history and culture of the Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site, now open for the 2026 seas...
Canada Pumps $400M Into Local Music and Media as Streaming Tax Debate Heats Up
Ottawa announces immediate funding for Canadian content creators while the CRTC's streaming contribution plan faces cour...
Fatal Collision, Sentencing, and Skateboarding: Canada's Complex Story
A fatal vehicle strike in Toronto, a violent home invasion in B.C., and a skateboarding community for kids in Edmonton –...
The Automation Paradox Behind Canada's Immigration Court Crisis
Immigration lawyers warn of a massive Federal Court backlog, with automation cited as a culprit. What's really going on?
Parliament Demands Proof: Can Carney's Rollbacks Still Hit Climate Targets?
Ottawa hearing sees MPs press for concrete emissions modelling as the Carney administration defends a series of policy r...
Al-Qaida Threats, Tourism Waves, and Beauty Discounts: Canada's Mixed Bag
A Montreal man pleads guilty to al-Qaida ties, while South Korea's new tourism wave and last-minute beauty discounts mak...
Canada's Pipeline Conundrum: Duty to Consult or Greenwashing?
A proposed pipeline project in Alberta has sparked controversy over the government's duty to consult Indigenous groups, ...
The Heavy Toll of Service: Remembering Alexandru Uichita
The death of 40-year-old volunteer Alexandru Uichita during a Moschelle wildfire highlights the immense physical risks f...
The $5.5 Million Gap: Vancouver's Lapu-Lapu Day Victims Fight for Fund Transparency
A year after a deadly car ramming, survivors are questioning the management of millions in donations intended for their ...
A Fractured Trust: Canadian Public Sentiment Questions Health, Law, and US Ties
Recent letters to the editor reveal a growing skepticism toward Canada's pandemic readiness, judicial efficacy, and the ...
Carney courts B.C. over pipeline dispute as Eby challenges Ottawa's authority
Prime Minister Mark Carney met with B.C. Premier David Eby in Vancouver to ease tensions over a contentious Alberta oil ...
Canada's $3.7B wine opportunity hinges on shipping rules
Canada's $10 billion wine sector could unlock nearly $4 billion more in revenue if provinces align on direct-to-consumer...
Racial Bias at Canadian Tire, DNA Cold Case Break, and More: A Week in Review
From a Heiltsuk woman's discrimination complaint to a Montreal worker's duckling rescue, this week's news spans justice,...
Snowbirds' Final Flight: What's Next for Canada's Iconic Aerial Team?
Canada's beloved Snowbirds face retirement in 2027. What will replace them?
Acadian Roots Open Door for Americans Seeking Canadian Citizenship
Descendants of historic Acadian families are driving a surge in Canadian citizenship applications through newly expanded...
Canada's $11M NYC Consulate Sale: Luxury Condo or Taxpayer Waste?
Canada sells its NYC consul general's Park Avenue residence for $11M after years of controversy and accessibility issues...
Beyond Ancestry: Why 'Cape Bretoner' is Now an Official Canadian Census Identity
Statistics Canada has added a specific ethnic origin option for Cape Bretoners, signaling a shift toward regional identi...
Canada's News Landscape: From Pipeline Politics to Local Triumphs
A snapshot of Canada's diverse news landscape, from pipeline politics to local achievements and international tensions.
Ontario Braces for Tick Surge as Floods and Legal Battles Shape Summer
From pipeline politics to pest warnings, Ontario and Alberta face a summer of environmental and legal challenges.
Canada’s Week in Review: From Genocide Suspects to Ebola Outbreaks
A Rwandan genocide suspect dies in custody, Alberta considers a new pipeline route, and a new Ebola outbreak in Congo cl...
Canada's July 11: Shootings, Missing Persons, and Highland Festivals
From a daylight shooting in Langley to a missing son in Mont-Tremblant, July 11 in Canada was marked by both tragedy and...
Weekend in Review: Hockey Playoffs, Teacher Meetings, and Infrastructure Woes
From overtime hockey wins to water main breaks, a snapshot of Canada's weekend events.
Canada's Week in Headlines: From High School Innovation to Hantavirus Scares
A whirlwind week in Canada, from high school students winning tech prizes to a rare hantavirus case on a cruise ship.
Alberta Teachers Convene Amid Budget Cuts and Safety Concerns
Alberta teachers gather in Calgary to discuss budget constraints and classroom safety as forest fires disrupt travel in ...
Brockville's Gas-Saving Tip and a Community's Grief: Local News Roundup
From fuel savings to tragic loss, Brockville's latest headlines reflect both community resilience and heartbreak.
Calgary Transit Shutdown Sparks Backlash as Teen Assault Video Goes Viral
Calgary Transit's long weekend shutdown and a viral teen assault video dominate headlines, while China's Boeing deal fal...
Carney and Smith's $140 Carbon Bet: Alberta's Pipeline Gamble
Alberta's carbon pricing jumps to $140/tonne by 2040 as PM Carney fast-tracks a West Coast pipeline. What's the catch?
Canada's Weekend: Hyrox Race Dust Storms, Alberta Pipeline Battles, and Sanctions on Israel
From dust storms at Ottawa's Hyrox race to Alberta's pipeline battles and calls for sanctions on Israel, Canada's weeken...
Oshawa Stabbing, Hyrox Ottawa, and Alberta's Separation Petition: A Day in Canadian Headlines
From a fatal stabbing in Oshawa to Alberta's political battles, Canada's news landscape is as varied as it is intense.