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B.C. Firm Fined $110K After Worker Engulfed in Silo
West Fraser Mills failed confined-space safety procedures in fatal incident; fibre dislodged from overhang killed worker.
Canada's Toxic Drug Deaths Drop 23 Percent
Opioid-related deaths fell to 5,608 in 2025 from higher 2024 levels; stimulant deaths also declined significantly.
Quebec is the most anti-Pierre Poilievre province in Canada
Just 23 percent of Quebecers view the Conservative leader favorably, compared to 47 percent in Alberta and 48 percent in Saskatchewan,...
Alberta disability program transition raises mental health concerns
A man who died in a house fire left a letter blaming the shift from AISH to ADAP, which reduces monthly support by $200 starting July 1.
Canada suspends citizenship certificates issued under 'lost Canadians' law
Government orders return of thousands of certificates pending review; new citizens report lost jobs, canceled moves.
Jazz legend Abdullah Ibrahim dies at 91
The South African pianist and composer, discovered by Duke Ellington and author of over 70 albums, passed away peacefully in Germany...
Shopify shareholders to vote on mandatory AI governance policy
Investors backing the United Church of Canada's pension plan want the e-commerce company to adopt formal safeguards; the board is urging...
Parks Canada cuts $140M in operations as Carney pushes free park pass
The federal government is slashing park maintenance spending over three years while launching a new free summer pass designed to boost...
Multiple people injured at water park in Cultus Lake, B.C.
RCMP responded Monday morning to injuries at the water park, which is closed to the public but hosts school groups as the school year...
TSB releasing final Titan submersible investigation report
Canada's Transportation Safety Board will publish its findings Wednesday on the 2023 implosion off Newfoundland that killed five people...
Canada tightens asylum route from French territory off Newfoundland
Starting June 4, travelers from Saint-Pierre-Miquelon by ferry now need an electronic travel authorization—a $7 permit previously used...
10 years of MAID in Canada: love, pain, and divisions
As the country marks a decade since medical assistance in dying became legal, four people reflect on how it has reshaped their lives.
