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Canada's response to Israel's 2026 invasion of Lebanon has been unequivocal condemnation of what Prime Minister Mark Carney called "an illegal invasion." That's a marked contrast to Stephen Harper's…
Bill C-12, a proposed tightening of immigration rules, is expected to dismiss 19,000 claims but is criticized for leaving 288,000 pending cases and a broken system largely untouched.
Negotiations to rebalance the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA/USMCA) are likely to continue past the initial July 1 deadline. U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer confirmed the extension of talks.
An Indian woman residing in Canada was shocked after becoming a victim of a 'distraction theft,' during which four gold bangles were taken from her wrists. The incident highlights concerns about such criminal tactics.
The window for southern Canadians to witness vibrant auroras is closing as the sun's activity, which has caused spectacular northern lights displays over the past two years, begins to decline.
Canada's proposed Combatting Hate Act is drawing criticism from opponents who warn that repealing the religious defense could lead to the chilling of sermons and the criminalization of religious scripture.
Canada One Mining Inc. has announced assay results from its Friday Creek Zone, Copper Dome Project, revealing high-grade concentrations of copper, gold, and palladium.
Polish MP Dariusz Matecki (PiS) has continued to incite public opinion against foreigners, particularly Muslims, by suggesting that Muslims set fire to a historic church in Canada.
Plug Power has announced a new deal in Canada, leading to analysis regarding whether investors should consider buying PLUG stock at its current valuation.
An apparent prank involved a car shell being suspended precariously on a rock face overlooking a highway in British Columbia, Canada.
Volkswagen is recalling 2025 Jetta and Taos models in Canada due to a software problem that prevents the instrument panel from displaying, which the Canadian government warns could increase the risk of accidents.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has confirmed that its agents operating in Canada do not carry firearms, addressing concerns ahead of the upcoming FIFA World Cup games.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has announced a new deal with the Trump administration to receive third-country nationals deported from the United States.
Air Canada has revealed new flight routes to the Canary Islands for the upcoming winter season, alongside additional vacation options available from coast-to-coast.
Papa Johns in Canada has launched a new menu item, the Spinach Alfredo Chicken Tomato Pizza, expanding its offerings for customers.
An opinion piece suggests that Canada's Bill C-3, which allows citizenship to anyone with a Canadian in their family tree, could be a 'Liberal gateway' to making Canada the 51st state.
Burdett Sisler, recognized as Canada's oldest known person and a veteran of the Second World War, has passed away at the age of 110.
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Justin Trudeau, and Katy Perry were seen vacationing together in Canada, with the British royal and former Canadian Prime Minister sharing a ski lift.
A man from Yukon, Canada, successfully grew a pineapple at home, a process that took nine years, though he noted the fruit was a bit sour upon tasting.
Travel agents have informed customers that Air Canada will be adding an extra $50 fuel surcharge to select flights for Canadians, effective April 6, which will be reflected in taxes and surcharges.
A University of Waterloo student has developed an interactive online platform to assist fellow students in navigating the campus and avoiding encounters with aggressive Canada geese. The tool is designed to help students "avoid the honk."
Letters to the editor published on April 5 reflect the sentiments of Albertans, with one individual stating they are among the 70 percent determined to remain part of Canada, despite acknowledging the country's imperfections.
Following Italy's exit from the World Cup, Canada offered a jersey swap to heartbroken Italian football fans in Toronto, with many lining up in the city's 'Little Italy' neighborhood.
The concept of 'Finlandization' is being invoked as Canada attempts to navigate its relationship with a now problematic and unpredictable neighbor. The analysis explores how Canada is managing its foreign policy in this challenging context.
China and Canada have conducted their inaugural financial working group meeting, with plans to hold subsequent discussions in the second half of the year, according to the People's Bank of China.
Analysts Offer Insights on Financial Companies: Bit Digital (BTBT), Mitsubishi UFJ Lease & Finance Company (OtherMIUFF) and Royal Bank Of Canada (RY) The Globe and Mail
Canada intends to bolster its domestic energy sector to increase the export of oil and gas. This move is a direct response to the global energy crisis, which intensified following the conflict involving the USA, Israel, and Iran.
Letters to the editor published on April 4 discuss Alberta's position within Canada, with one letter asserting it is a cornerstone, not a victim.
Several Canadian provinces and the federal government in Ottawa are now requiring civil servants to return to the office for more days, challenging the country's previous embrace of remote work.
Cardi B successfully sold out the TD Coliseum in Canada, weeks after publicly calling out fans for not buying tickets. The article also notes Cirkut becoming the second Canadian to win producer of the year at both the Junos and Grammys in the same year.
Canada is actively promoting the expansion of its banking sector in China as part of a broader strategy to increase Canadian exports to the Asian market.
Alan Kessel argues that supplying energy to allies would make Canada relevant again on the global stage, suggesting that the country's long search for a world role is now colliding with the realities of the global energy system.
US President Trump has ordered the closure of a historic border road with Canada, citing the need to stop the trafficking of illegal immigrants.
Mark Carney is advocating for new approaches, including leveraging private funding, to boost conservation efforts in Canada and reduce the financial burden on the government. Experts caution that proper implementation is crucial for these initiatives to be effective.
Chinese electric vehicle maker Leapmotor is accelerating its global expansion, planning a new innovation center in Europe and exploring potential local assembly operations in Canada.
The death of a 56-year-old Burmese refugee, who was found near the US-Canada border after being released by border police, has now been classified as a homicide by local authorities.
Scientists have made a 'shocking' deep-sea discovery near a Canadian underwater volcano, where they found over a million giant eggs resembling ravioli, indicating a significant biological event in the ocean depths.
Health Canada has placed new terms and conditions on plasma donation company Grifols' centers following multiple failed inspections that revealed 'recurring, systemic deficiencies,' while also reviewing two deaths in Winnipeg linked to the company, leading to new restrictions in Canada.
Plug Power has been chosen to supply electrolyzers for a 275 MW green hydrogen project located in Canada.
The DOXA Documentary Film Festival, Western Canada’s largest nonfiction film showcase, has revealed the lineup for its 25th anniversary edition, featuring more than 75 films and multiple world premieres from April 30 to May 10 in Vancouver.
An analysis highlights how a single document introduced by a Canadian lawyer successfully stimulated a demographic boom in Canada, drawing a contrast with ongoing debates and perceived demagoguery among Lithuanian politicians regarding birth rate incentives.
A discussion has emerged regarding Canada's substantial $90 billion expenditure on high-speed rail and alternative ways the country could utilize such a significant amount of funding.
According to the CD Howe Institute, Canada faces a significant challenge to increase its NATO spending from two percent of GDP in March 2026 to five percent by 2035, necessitating a credible fiscal plan.
Canadians are being targeted by a phishing scam related to a non-existent milk settlement, occurring concurrently with a similar scam concerning Canada's bread price-fixing settlement.
Canadian police have stated that the killing of Indian national Birinder Singh was not racially motivated, a conclusion reached after a thorough investigation. A second arrest has been made in connection with the case.
Two members of the Bank of Canada's Governing Council, responsible for setting interest rates, are slated to leave their positions.
Oilsands giants behind Canada's proposed $20-billion Pathways carbon-capture project are seeking significant government funding for most of their carbon-capture and storage costs, sparking debate.
An interactive website featuring a new AI tool is shedding light on the complex and intense lobbying activities behind significant government contracts in Canada, revealing a 'revolving door' of insiders and lobbyists.
Canada's immigration department has issued a warning that individuals submitting fake documents in visa applications could face a five-year entry ban, urging vigilance against scams.
The Mercosur agreement is set to come into effect within a month, while Canada is rapidly negotiating a similar deal to reduce its reliance on trade with the USA. Polish businesses are noted to require diplomatic support to succeed in these markets.
Families of Palestinian prisoners are protesting against a controversial bill passed by the Israeli Knesset, which allows for the death penalty for Palestinians in the West Bank, with jailed Palestinians expressing fears of execution without due process. The UN has warned that applying this new law would constitute a war crime, condemning it as 'deeply discriminatory', sparking global outcry.
Separatist groups in Alberta, Canada, announce they have gathered the necessary 177,732 signatures to force a referendum on the province's independence, making an October vote highly likely.
Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau has announced his resignation following public outcry over his limited French language proficiency, which sparked controversy after he addressed families of deceased pilots only in English, reigniting debate about Canada's bilingual policy and leading to a crisis response that worsened the situation.
Bird flu has been detected in Vantaa, Finland, after an infected Canada goose was found in March. This marks a local outbreak of the infectious disease.
Former 'Dancing with the Stars' pro Charlotte Jørgensen has further detailed her harrowing experience surviving a deadly Air Canada crash, crediting the pilots and describing the difficult time since the incident.
Canada's economy recorded slight growth in January, driven by gains in goods-producing industries like mining, which offset a slowdown in manufacturing.
A 27-year-old Indian-origin man, Jasman Sekhon, was fatally shot in Surrey, Canada, in what authorities suspect is a targeted attack linked to organized crime and the drug trade. The incident occurred Saturday evening in Sullivan Heights.
Environment and Climate Change Canada has discontinued its long-running Weatheradio service, reducing the ways Canadians can access weather information. This follows the closure of many provincial and territorial weather social media accounts.
Jewelry company Pandora is opening a new distribution center in Canada to reduce its exposure to US tariffs and improve delivery times for online orders from the region.
Canada is opening its market to Chinese electric vehicles after a recent trade deal, a move expected to accelerate EV adoption and infrastructure development within the country, leveraging China's innovation in the sector.
PyroGenesis Canada has released its financial results for the fourth quarter.
Former President Donald Trump claims the U.S. is negotiating with Iranian leadership and has made 'progress' on a deal, but simultaneously threatens to destroy Iran's oil wells, Kharg Island, and desalination plants if an agreement is not reached shortly. Gulf allies are reportedly urging him to continue fighting until the Islamic regime falls.
A new bill in Alberta, Canada, proposes to remove deadlines for the provincial government to act on citizen petitions, which would be the third amendment to the Citizen Initiative Act.
Avi Lewis has been elected to lead Canada’s New Democratic Party (NDP), promising a comeback focused on equity and green energy, but faces questions on how to make the federal party relevant again without undermining its provincial counterparts.
An opinion piece in The Globe and Mail argues for the renewal and continuation of Canada's partnership with the Aga Khan, highlighting its value.
Canada has implemented stricter immigration and asylum regulations targeting Nigerians and other nationalities, following the passage of Bill C-12, also known as the Strengthening Canada’s Immigration System and Borders Act.
An Indian restaurant in Canada has received a 10-day suspension after it was found to have served alcohol to a minor without checking for identification.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a federal government plan to invest $51 billion in local infrastructure across Canada. The funding is slated to be disbursed over the next decade to address existing infrastructure gaps.
The Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation has asked a court to halt Alberta's separatist push to secede from Canada, arguing that such a move would violate their treaty rights and is "consummately irresponsible."
WeWire, a cross-border payment company founded by Ghanaian entrepreneurs, has officially registered as a Payment Service Provider (PSP) under the Bank of Canada, aiming to bridge African and global payments.
Amid concerns about the deployment of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) personnel at World Cup venues in Canada, the agency stated its agents will not be armed or make arrests.
United Petfood has announced its entry into the Canadian market, marking an expansion of its international operations.
A podcast episode delves into the story of Canadian inventor Gerald Bull, describing his transformation into a figure involved in international villainy, akin to a James Bond antagonist.
The Blue Water Bridge has surpassed the Ambassador Bridge as the busiest U.S.-Canada border crossing for commercial truck traffic, a shift attributed to high tolls at the Windsor crossing and the upcoming Gordie Howe bridge.
Wall Street closed higher as investors expressed optimism that the US-Iran conflict might conclude soon, with markets now pricing in a normalization of the situation.
Donald Trump appeared at the White House Easter Egg Roll, showcasing a discolored and swollen right hand, raising health concerns after his absence.
A report highlights Canada's poor performance in tracking maternal death rates during childbirth, noting significant variations across provinces and missed opportunities to improve outcomes.
China is reportedly seeking Canada's help in its bid to join the comprehensive Indo-Pacific trade pact.
Canada is set to implement significant changes to its immigration landscape starting April 2026, including increases in passport and citizenship fees, relaxed Super visa rules, and greater autonomy for provinces in immigration matters.
Orange EV Canada Supports GLS Canada's Move Towards Decarbonizing its Operations with Electric Yard Trucks The Globe and Mail
Toys 'R' Us Canada is reportedly challenging new trademark applications while simultaneously working to divest some of its assets.
US President Donald Trump on Sunday stepped up his threat to hit Iran's critical infrastructure hard if the country's government doesn’t reopen the Strait of Hormuz by his Monday deadline. Trump punctuated his threat with profanity in a social media post Sunday, saying that Tuesday will be “Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran.” He also offered details of the rescue of a “seriously wounded and really brave” US service member he identified as a “respected colonel” who w
A Punjab dossier reportedly indicates that Canada is being used as a 'proxy base' for terror networks, raising concerns about international security.
Burdett Sisler, recognized as Canada's oldest known living man, has passed away at the age of 110.
Astronauts aboard the Orion spacecraft, part of the Artemis II mission, are more than two-thirds of the way to the Moon, continuing their work despite persistent issues with the toilet system, including a reported odor and previous technical problems.
Canada's federal IRCC minister announced a new '30 days or free' guarantee for passport applications, aiming to provide a clear and consistent standard for applicants.
Transport Canada is soliciting feedback from drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists regarding concerns about the brightness of vehicle headlights, following reports from an optometrist about patients' difficulties driving in the dark.
The Canadian federal government announced that its ban on importing rescue dogs from countries at risk of spreading rabies will remain in effect indefinitely. The ban was initially implemented over three years ago.
Lazar Joksimović from Chicago travels the world with his cats, Louie and Todd, taking them skiing in the Alps, hiking through national parks, and canoeing in Canada since 2023.
Burdett "Burd" Sisler, the oldest known living Canadian and a Second World War veteran, has passed away at the age of 110, his family confirmed.
The premature departure of Air Canada's CEO is seen as underscoring the persistent importance of language as a core aspect of identity in Quebec.
Financial analysts have released their assessments and insights on several companies, including Bit Digital, Mitsubishi UFJ Lease & Finance Company, and Royal Bank of Canada.
Developments in the Middle East have created economic uncertainty, affecting the Greek stock market, though the upcoming Easter holiday period is hoped to provide some relief.
VICI Properties has strengthened its lease portfolio by acquiring new gaming assets located in Canada.
Canada's recent ban on 2,500 'assault-style' firearms and a buy-back program have been criticized for missing their mark, with the buy-back falling short by half.
Health Canada has concluded that two deaths occurring after plasma donations in Winnipeg were not connected to the donation process itself. The federal health regulator's assessment found no evidence of machine malfunction, stating that the equipment performed as expected.
Hyundai is recalling certain vehicles in Canada due to a wiring issue that may incorrectly indicate a third-row seatbelt is buckled when it is not.
A report highlights the ongoing issue of mothers suffering injury and death during childbirth in Canada, with repeated calls for improved patient monitoring, record-keeping, and proper resources largely unaddressed.
Canada is experiencing the highest levels of a dangerous bacterial infection in over a decade, prompting public health concerns.
One year after the US imposed tariffs on Canada's auto sector, industry leaders reflect on the impact, while broader analysis reveals how Trump's tariffs have reshaped the global economy.
Experts predict that gas prices across Canada could surpass $2 per litre, with some regions already seeing this increase, as the conflict in Iran continues.
Bloomberg reports that Canada's diesel-rich synthetic crude oil has seen its price triple within a four-day period, indicating significant market volatility.
An opinion piece argues that Canada's unwillingness to deport violent criminals, particularly to the European Union, is indicative of a larger systemic issue.
Lego has released a new star-studded advertisement featuring four World Cup stars vying for a trophy, ahead of the upcoming World Cup in the USA, Mexico, and Canada.
The Canadian logistics market is expanding rapidly, marked by the establishment of new distribution centers, strategic acquisitions, and the launch of new drayage services.
Canadian broadcaster CBC has renewed its unscripted format 'The Assembly' for a second season, announced on World Autism Day, which will feature an expanded cast of over 30 neurodivergent and autistic individuals.
Fox’s ad-supported streamer Tubi has significantly boosted its Canadian on-demand library by acquiring more than 600 movies and TV shows from major content providers including Disney, Lionsgate, NBCUniversal, Sony Pictures Entertainment, and Warner Bros. Discovery.
A report compares the projected 2026 visa fees for Nigerians applying to the UK and Canada, detailing new costs for various visa types after recent price increases.
A Canadian journalist noted that Bosnia and Herzegovina will be in a group with host Canada, Qatar, and Switzerland, highlighting the BiH coach's respect for the team.
A French court has denied the extradition request for the daughter of former Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.
Canada has pledged to collaborate with Ukraine to create a Veterans Support Fund, aiming to enhance reintegration programs for former service members.
Valerie Love's photograph titled "Flowering" from Ontario, Canada, has been selected as the photo of the day by Havana Times.
Two members of the Bank of Canada's rate-setting Governing Council are set to leave their positions. The council also agreed that the Iran war should not overshadow other existing risks.
Canada's Parliamentary Secretary for Industry highlighted opportunities for Portuguese companies to enhance their presence in areas such as industrial production and technological cooperation within Canada's defense sector.
Canada's finance minister, François-Philippe Champagne, is in China to diversify trading partners and strengthen the economy. This visit follows a previous one by Prime Minister Mark Carney, aiming to navigate trade relations amidst global economic shifts.
Hindu temples in Brampton and Surrey, Canada, are seeking government protection following calls for Khalistan rallies, raising concerns about potential security threats.
Stephen Lewis, a prominent Canadian politician, diplomat, and social activist, has passed away at the age of 88. He was a former ambassador to the UN and a one-time leader of the NDP in Ontario.
A farmer living in a U.S. border town is calling an upcoming road closure for Canadians unfair, as Border Road, connecting Sweet Grass Hills, Montana, and Coutts, Alberta, is set to close to Canadians in July.
DP World has announced an expansion of its operational reach within eastern Canada.
Arnar Gunnlaugsson, the head coach for Iceland's men's national football team, has selected the starting lineup for their friendly match against Haiti in Toronto, Canada, featuring Gylfi and Aron.
Air Canada plans to contest a $426,000 fine imposed for failing to refund or rebook flyers, stating that the notice is "unfounded in law." The carrier argues that levying a fine for 71 violations implies an impossible standard for airlines to achieve.
According to NATO's latest annual report, the share of defense investments from European allies and Canada has significantly increased since 2022, leading to a more equitable distribution of military spending within the alliance. This rebalancing reflects a greater commitment to collective defense.
In a landmark development for cultural heritage protection, Türkiye received its first official repatriation of cultural artifacts from Canada on March 30.
The CEO of Air Canada is stepping down following a language backlash that erupted after a fatal jet crash, according to recent reports.
Mykonos has officially inaugurated its new tourist season with the arrival of two impressive cruise ships carrying passengers from the United States, Canada, and Australia, anticipating a better year than the last.
An all-girls robotics team from South Africa has earned a national spot to compete in Canada but requires R1.18 million in funding to cover their participation costs.
A Canadian scam victim has voiced strong criticism against the country's justice system after her scammer received only house arrest, calling the sentence a 'joke.'
Canada's Finance Minister is reportedly planning a visit to China, following the Prime Minister's trip, to enhance complementary trade ties between the two nations.
Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau is set to retire later this year after facing widespread criticism and public backlash for an English-only condolence message following a fatal runway collision, with the airline now emphasizing French fluency in its search for a successor.
The Trump administration has decided to suddenly shutter a quiet rural border road between the US and Canada, a move that has caused outrage among local residents, including a Montana farmer who called it 'ridiculous', with the route set to close to Canadian traffic from July 1 due to US security concerns.
A selection of five Canadian-made chocolate goods, praised for their cute shapes, colors, and packaging, are highlighted as festive finds for the Easter season.
The 2026 Juno Awards celebrated Canadian music with performances and awards, featuring Joni Mitchell, a Rush reunion, and Drake's tribute to Nelly Furtado, during which he also aired a decade-old awards show grievance.
Canada has awarded $1.5 billion in aircraft-support contracts to L3Harris and Airbus, aiming to bolster its aviation capabilities.
Canada's military operations commander has temporarily removed Colonel James Smith, the officer in charge of the country's largest overseas deployment in Latvia, following charges by military police related to a compensation probe.
A proposed oil pipeline project by Bridger, connecting Canada to Wyoming, is estimated to cost $2 billion. The project aims to transport crude oil between the two regions.
Transport Canada has initiated a public survey to gather feedback on the glare from modern LED headlights and their impact on driving safety and visibility.
Paramount+ has exclusively announced the renewal of 'Canada Shore', the first Canadian version of the popular franchise, for a second season, with filming scheduled for this summer.
Canada has finally revoked the non-profit status of a terrorist group, a decision that took 17 months and occurred because the group failed to file proper paperwork.
A recent analysis reveals that the strong Swiss Franc allows Swiss tourists to get significantly more value for their money in various destinations, including Japan and Canada.
Nexcel Metals has begun an airborne geophysical survey at its Burnt Hill Tungsten Project in New Brunswick, Canada, to assess potential mineral deposits.
A recent opinion poll indicates Canadians' views on the hypothetical prospect of Canada joining the European Union, a topic increasingly discussed in some circles.
An American writer living in Canada publishes "La reina Esther," a novel described as pro-Israel, which traces the creation and evolution of Israel through the eyes of an orphan.
Canada's Vizsla Silver has confirmed the deaths of nine workers who were abducted from a mine in Mexico, following a tragic incident.
A report indicates that nearly 3.6 million fewer Canadian travelers visited New York last year, while exports from New York to Canada, its largest trading partner, also decreased by $3.8 billion, partly attributed to tariffs.
This article discusses the potential reasons and strategies for selling Canada Dollar futures in light of the current energy market volatility originating from the Middle East.
Canada's S&P Global Services PMI eased in March, climbing to 47.2, indicating a contraction in the services sector.
A significant increase in euthanasia cases in Canada is raising questions and discussions about the broader implications for the country's single-payer healthcare system.
New data indicates that a growing number of US citizens are leaving the United States. However, statistics compiled by the Association for Canadian Studies suggest that few of these emigrants are heading north to Canada, implying movement in other directions.
The Bank of Canada has determined that Aave's decentralized finance (DeFi) lending protocol is technically feasible for use.
A new book by a British author reveals that Donald Trump raised the idea of annexing Canada, according to a report from The Globe and Mail.
An opinion piece discusses the evolving political relationship between Quebec and Alberta, highlighting their lessons in leverage, identity, patience, and the limits of brinkmanship within Canada.
A fatal collision involving an Air Canada Express flight at LaGuardia Airport has highlighted concerns about the state of US aviation safety and years of under-investment in its aging air traffic control system.
Leaders in women's reproductive health in Canada warn that a proposed bill criminalizing coerced sterilization could deter doctors from offering voluntary tubal ligations, potentially limiting access to reproductive care.
A woman who moved from Nigeria to Edmonton recounts her struggles navigating Canadian workplaces and cultural shocks, eventually overcoming challenges to help other newcomers.
Canadian police have issued a warning ahead of planned 'Khalistan Zindabad' rallies outside the Triveni Mandir Brampton and Lakshmi Narayan Mandir in Surrey, British Columbia, stating that 'hate has no place here'.
China and Canada have reached an agreement to conduct an economic and financial strategic dialogue during the second half of the current year.
Parks Canada is planning to reintroduce the westslope cutthroat trout, an at-risk species, into Margaret Lake and other areas within Banff National Park this spring as part of a conservation effort.
The husband of Canada's Governor-General has stated that the couple is planning their departure from Rideau Hall, indicating an upcoming transition for the vice-regal office.
Analysts provide their perspectives and insights on several financial companies, including Bit Digital, Mitsubishi UFJ Lease & Finance Company, and Royal Bank of Canada.
An opinion piece argues that global instability, exemplified by Qatar's LNG crisis, underscores the urgent need for Canada to build its resource export capacity.
The Government of Canada has committed over 51 million Canadian dollars (approximately $39 million USD) to fund various humanitarian aid projects in Ukraine.
Ma Xingrui, a member of China's Politburo, is under disciplinary review and supervisory investigation by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection for alleged "serious violations of the law," making him the third elite party member investigated during the current term.
Canada's Finance Minister, François-Philippe Champagne, stated that his visit to China included discussions on human rights, emphasizing that bilateral trade must adhere to international standards.
Canada has announced a new plan focused on the militarization of its Arctic region.
Insoumise MEP Rima Hassan has been taken into police custody for questioning on suspicion of 'apology of terrorism' in connection with a tweet she posted.
As the global energy crisis intensifies, leading to higher fuel prices and inflation, Canada is evaluating its vulnerability, noting that it is less exposed to the impacts than many other nations.
Viz Media has secured North American and international streaming rights for the anime adaptation of Rumiko Takahashi’s 'Mao', with the series set to launch on Hulu in the U.S. and Disney+ in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Latin America on April 4.
Austria has reiterated its policy of neutrality by declining multiple US requests to use its airspace for military flights related to Middle East operations, citing its obligation to reject overflights by parties in a conflict, with the latest rejection concerning operations against Iran.
Reports are surfacing about the reasons behind the problematic end to Julie Payette's time as Canada's Governor General.
Triumph Higher Education Group has acquired the Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts, expanding its culinary education network into Canada.
Representatives from Canada's leading financial institutions have joined the finance minister on a trade mission to China, aiming to promote Canadian interests in one of the world's largest markets.
The controversial issue of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) continues to be debated in Canada, with Alberta pushing back against its current application amid concerns about its accessibility.
The Supreme Court of Canada has announced it will not hear an appeal that challenged the constitutionality of the country's first-past-the-post electoral system.
Donald Trump’s remarks mocking French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte continue to draw widespread condemnation, with Macron himself calling the comments 'neither elegant nor up to standard'.
Millions of Americans are reportedly seeking Canadian dual nationality as a contingency against political upheaval at home, following a change in Canada's citizenship law that opened a new pathway.
Foreign CEOs are reportedly facing heightened scrutiny, with Air Canada's leadership highlighted as a prominent example of this trend.
A first-degree murder trial in Newfoundland, Canada, for Dean Penney was unusually delayed after the court was informed there were not enough sheriff's officers to bring the accused into the courtroom.
Officials from South Korea and Canada have committed to strengthening their partnership in trade, defense, energy, and advanced manufacturing, emphasizing the importance of collaboration between middle powers amidst global uncertainties.
There are growing calls for strengthening the diplomatic and economic ties between Portugal and Canada.
Nichelle Rowe, convicted in the death of her 10-year-old stepson who suffered prolonged abuse, has won a reprieve to remain in Canada five years after she was ordered deported.
Canada, previously known for favoring hybrid work with an average of 1.9 days per week in the office, is now considering a return-to-office mandate for its public servants.
The United States has deployed a third aircraft carrier to the Middle East as the war with Iran continues, following the earlier deployment of the USS George H.W. Bush and ongoing repairs for the USS Ford, underscoring a heightened military posture.
Canada has prolonged the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET), allowing Ukrainians to continue living and working in the country under temporary migration provisions.
A U.S. federal judge has temporarily blocked President Trump's White House ballroom project, stating that Congress must authorize the construction before it can proceed. The ruling, which suspends the $400 million endeavor, represents a significant setback for the Department of Justice, with the judge specifying that the President is not the 'owner' of the White House, requiring Congressional consent for the project.
A document suggests that air traffic controller staffing at LaGuardia Airport may have violated procedures on the night of a collision, prompting an investigation into the incident.
Canadian cryptocurrency mining company Bitfarms is planning to sell $123 million worth of Bitcoin as it reportedly moves towards a crypto exit strategy.
Italy has reportedly refused permission for US military aircraft to use the Sigonella air base in Sicily for operations in the Middle East, specifically those related to the conflict with Iran. This decision has led to reported tensions between Italy and the US, with President Trump criticizing allies.
The Italian Ambassador to Canada, Alessandro Cattaneo, visited Toronto to participate in various initiatives organized by Sistema Italia in Canada. His visit was part of the celebrations for Made in Italy Day 2026.
Canada's economic activity experienced a modest acceleration in February, indicating a slight upturn in the country's financial landscape.
Sitka Gold has submitted a technical report detailing an expanded mineral resource estimate for its RC Gold Project located in Yukon, Canada.
Lots of people in the early 1980s, from the left and right, warned us of all the terrible problems the Charter would cause, but no one listened
The healthcare sector has emerged as Canada's primary job creator, a trend attributed to factors beyond just an aging population.
As of Wednesday, the Canadian federal government will require provinces and territories to cover the costs of primary care services, including those provided by nurse practitioners. This new policy aims to ensure Canadians are not billed for "medically necessary" care.
Jewelry retailer Pandora has established a new distribution centre in Canada as a strategic move to reduce the financial impact of US tariffs on its operations.
Ottawa has authorized the controlled and time-limited emergency use of strychnine in Alberta and Saskatchewan to combat a gopher infestation causing millions of dollars in damage.
Canada is set to play Tunisia on Tuesday in the World Cup, following the announcement of their first opponent in the tournament.
Columnists discuss Avi Lewis's role in energizing the NDP, portraying him as a figure with a unique, far-left vision for the party and expressing hopes for his impact on Canadian politics.
The Saudi economy minister held a meeting with Canada's Foreign Minister, discussing bilateral economic relations and cooperation.
Canada's new NDP Leader, Avi Lewis, expressed his delight at the prospect of receiving advice from former leader Jagmeet Singh, acknowledging the significant support Singh enjoys within the party and beyond.