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Paramedics refuse overtime in 7 Quebec regions starting Tuesday
Unions escalate pressure in pay dispute, affecting the Laurentians, Lanaudière, Trois-Rivières, Portneuf, the National Capital Region,...
Canada's World Cup knockout odds rise after Qatar rout
A dominant 6-0 win puts Canada in position to host knockout matches in Vancouver if they advance against Switzerland.
Grocery benefit replaces GST credit July 3 with 25% higher payouts
Eligible Canadians will receive quarterly payments up to $679 per person, with the new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit locked in...
B.C.'s 15 bestselling books this week
The Association of Book Publishers of B.C. lists the week's top titles, from Iona Whishaw's latest Lane Winslow mystery to memoirs and...
Supreme Court allows lawsuit against former chief electoral officer
Former Alberta MLA Joe Anglin can pursue his $2.2-million claim that the province's top election official acted in bad faith.
Alberta energy rebate hits accounts in 2 weeks
Eligible Albertans can apply starting July 1 for the $100 provincial relief payment, with processing promised within 14 days of submission.
Canada slaps 10% tariff on canned vegetable imports
The provisional safeguard measure, effective immediately, exempts the U.S., Mexico, Israel, Chile, and developing countries and will...
Canada child benefit payments rising 2% starting in July
Eligible families will see a boost in Canada Child Benefit payments on July 1 as the government indexes benefits to inflation.
Invasive 'bloody red shrimp' now established in Lake Superior
A self-sustaining population of the crustacean species has been detected in Duluth-Superior Harbor, marking its arrival in all Great...
Jesse Marsch defends team response to Qatar post-match altercation
Canada's coach addressed a shoving match between the teams after the final whistle and Assim Madibo's controversial red card.
Radio-Canada podcast wins Michener Award for Lyme disease investigation
The Dérives investigation exposed a network of for-profit clinics promoting dubious chronic Lyme disease diagnoses, leading to...
Senior Alberta aide sparks backlash over First Nations criticism
Bruce McAllister, executive director of Premier Smith's office, says chiefs should fix their own communities instead of accusing her of treason.
