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Prairie farmers harvest crops against diesel prices 80% higher than last year
Wet spring delays, recent rain, and skyrocketing fuel costs have created a perfect storm for Canadian agriculture, with farmers losing...
Canadian kid entrepreneurs are growing fast — Lemonade Day Calgary draws 792 this year
Kids as young as five are running their own businesses, with AI tools, YouTube tutorials and rising cost of living fuelling a boom in...
La Bola Negra wins TIFF People's Choice Award — an epic about three men in Spain
The film by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi took the top prize at Toronto International Film Festival, which historically signals Oscar...
Alberta researchers discover how zombie parasite controls ant brains with on-off switch
Dicrocoelium dendriticum uses a temperature-triggered mechanism unseen elsewhere in nature, keeping hosts alive to complete its life...
Macron and Carney meet in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon to deepen Canada-France ties
The French President and Canadian Prime Minister met Sunday in the remote North Atlantic archipelago to strengthen economic and defence...
Alberta separation would mean years without global trade status, university report warns
University of Calgary analysis of independence consequences examines tariffs, treaties, currency, and the lengthy process to rejoin...
Highwood UCP riding association calls for Danielle Smith leadership review vote
At least 21 more constituency associations must back the call to trigger a party-wide review, raising questions about Smith's support as...
German general defeats Canada's Jennie Carignan for NATO military committee chair
Gen. Carsten Breuer was elected Saturday to lead NATO's 32-nation military committee. Carignan would have been the first woman to hold...
Alberta Premier Smith makes emotional case for staying in Canada ahead of October referendum
Danielle Smith held back tears Saturday discussing federal grievances with Alberta, as the province prepares for a referendum on whether...
Federal government moves to make it easier for labour minister to end strikes in key industries
The Carney government plans to amend Canada's Labour Code to explicitly authorize the minister to direct arbitration in labour disputes...
Conservative MPs express doubt over Poilievre's leadership after Penticton caucus retreat
Fifteen of 17 Conservative MPs surveyed by CTV News questioned their leader's viability; only 2 agreed with Carney's polling strength.
RCMP closes Air India bombing investigation after 41 years with no new leads
Families of the 331 killed in the 1985 attacks are devastated. The RCMP told them the case is inactive and asked them for tips.
