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Flair Airlines pilots ratify three-year contract after 10 months of talks
Agreement includes improved compensation, career progression, and quality-of-life provisions for 270 pilots.
Canada Post CEO promises 'strategic pricing' to win back businesses
Doug Ettinger told Parliament the Crown corporation will introduce new services and pricing after labour disruptions pushed small...
Canada wins first men's World Cup match, 6-0 over Qatar
Jonathan David scores hat trick at BC Place as Canada advances with historic blowout victory.
Medical Equipment Loan Program at Risk of Shutting Down
The Canadian Red Cross Health Equipment Loan Program in Dawson Creek, which serves northern Alberta and the Peace Region, faces closure...
Tumbler Ridge to receive $200M for new school and health centre
Federal and provincial funding will replace the secondary school destroyed after February's shooting.
Underground Structure Found at Banff's Lake Minnewanka
Parks Canada is investigating a mysterious wooden structure that collapsed near Lake Minnewanka, believed to date back before the 1950s or 1960s.
Trump threatens to end CUSMA; Carney says negotiations will proceed
Prime Minister Mark Carney said U.S. President Trump's dislike of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement is 'no secret' but assured...
Canada plays Qatar tonight; kickoff 6 p.m. Eastern
Captain Alphonso Davies cleared to play after missing opener. Rain expected at Toronto watch parties.
RCMP officer from Quebec charged with threatening Trump on Snapchat
Evenson Dumerlus, 34, of St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, allegedly posted threats while on security duty at the G7 summit in Alberta last year.
Secretary of state links synagogue shootings to foreign entity hiring
Ruby Sahota told Parliament that people firing shots at synagogues were recruited and paid by a foreign entity, citing the need for...
A&W brings back Root Beer Floats for limited time
The iconic Canadian summer treat—creamy vanilla ice cream in fizzy A&W Root Beer—is available at participating locations across Canada...
Magnitude 4.4 earthquake shakes Eastern Quebec Thursday morning
The quake struck at 10:21 a.m. with its epicentre in the St. Lawrence River, about 25 km northeast of Mont-Joli.
