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New platform connects trades workers with employers in oil and gas
CrewedUp launches with 400+ users and 50 employers seeking workers for seasonal, project-based roles.
Jacob Hoggard denied full parole, granted six months at halfway house
The Parole Board of Canada rejected the former Hedley frontman's bid for full parole, citing need for professional supervision, and...
U.S. ocean sensors pullback alarms Canadian climate researchers
Funding cuts south of the border threaten real-time ocean data that Canadian scientists rely on for fisheries, emergency planning, and...
Federal bail bill becomes law; two crime bills await final passage
Justice Minister hopes all three legislation packages pass before Parliament breaks for summer.
Tornado warning swept southeast Alberta Tuesday afternoon
Environment Canada issued critical red warnings for Cypress County, Medicine Hat and Redcliff as a severe thunderstorm possibly...
Canada ranks among world's least affordable housing markets
Vancouver is #1 least affordable globally; Toronto ranks 2nd in Canada with median multiple of 7.6, per Demographia report.
Canada's lawful access bill faces privacy pushback as government fast-tracks passage
Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree is urging Parliament to speed up Bill C-22, which would give police expanded powers to access...
Ontario, Waterloo appealing court block on encampment removal
Region and province challenging ruling that found site-specific bylaw violated residents' Charter rights.
Drones banned over Canada's World Cup stadiums and training sites
Transport Canada prohibits unauthorized drone flights below 2,500 feet near Toronto and Vancouver venues through July 7 to manage...
'Lost Canadians' scrambling after feds demand citizenship certificate surrender
An unknown number of people who recently received citizenship-by-descent recognition are being asked to surrender their certificates,...
Oil prices slide to US$80 on Middle East peace optimism
Brent crude fell 3.6% Tuesday as a tentative U.S.-Iran deal raises hopes of reopening the Strait of Hormuz by week's end.
CBC ends NHL broadcasts after 74-year partnership
Hockey Night in Canada will no longer air on the public broadcaster after the 2025-26 season, ending a tradition dating back to 1952.
