Beyond — Page 100
Why municipal elections matter — and why we ignore them
Six provinces and one territory are holding elections this year, yet municipal races draw far less engagement than federal or provincial...
Federal Government Introduces Privacy and Water-Safety Bills
Parliament will consider updates to Canada's private-sector privacy law and legislation to ensure First Nations have access to clean...
Military Police Stop Accepting Sexual Offence Complaints
Starting Monday, military police will no longer handle Criminal Code sexual offences. Cases will move to the civilian justice system...
10 years of MAID in Canada: love, pain, and sharp divisions
A decade after Canada legalized medical assistance in dying, opinions have grown far more divided, with some celebrating peaceful...
Manufacturing sales rose 4.2% in April to $77.1B
Petroleum and coal product sales jumped 22.6%, helped by refineries ramping up production after maintenance shutdowns.
Carney heads to G7 summit as Trump announces Iran deal
Prime Minister Mark Carney is in France for the summit as the U.S. says it reached an agreement to end the conflict in Iran.
Military police stop taking sexual assault complaints
Starting today, the Canadian Armed Forces transfers sex offence investigations to civilian police under Bill C-11 reforms.
Federal government to introduce privacy and water-safety bills
Ottawa is moving on long-promised updates to privacy law and First Nations water infrastructure as Parliament winds down.
Quebec led Canada's MAID adoption, now has world's highest rate
Medical assistance in dying made up 7.9% of all deaths in Quebec last year—double the national average.
Rural Communities See Massive Demand for Residency Program
B.C.'s North Okanagan Shuswap region received over 7,500 applications in two years for just 330-350 permanent residency spots through a...
Chinese EV exports surge as domestic market slows
First-quarter electric vehicle exports from China doubled in 2026 compared with 2025, making markets like Canada crucial.
Daniel Harding takes LA Philharmonic podium in classical music reshuffle
The British conductor joins the Los Angeles orchestra as part of a broader reshuffling of leadership roles at major symphonies in North...
