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Young Albertans cool on separation while middle-aged voters lead the push for independence
Support for Alberta separation peaks at 35% among 45- to 54-year-olds but drops to just 14% for those 18 to 24, according to polling...
FAA union acknowledges flight controllers left work early before LaGuardia Air Canada crash
Two American air traffic controllers allegedly clocked out roughly an hour before their shift ended, leaving colleagues without backup...
Austrian anti-immigrant speaker denied entry to Canada before Hamilton conference
Martin Sellner says he wasn't granted electronic travel authorization in time to speak at a nationalist gathering; his entry denial...
Canada recruits 64 researchers from U.S. universities in $504 million talent push
Federal funding draws international academics including Harvard and MIT professors; University of Toronto among Canadian institutions...
Calgary's third cyclotron centre will bring radiopharmaceutical cancer treatments closer to southern Alberta patients
Construction of new facility adjacent to Tom Baker Cancer Centre is expected to complete by fall 2027, reducing three-and-a-half-hour...
Jury recommends all RCMP officers wear body cameras and carry Tasers
A coroner's inquest into the 2021 death of Julian Jones, a 28-year-old Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation member shot by RCMP in Opitsaht,...
B.C. couple missing after catastrophic flash flooding and ice collapse on Nepal-Tibet border
Dhaval and Megha Shah were on a tour in the Timure region when ice, mud and rock collapsed into a mountain river. At least 390 dead,...
TSB renews calls for helicopter safety rules after fatal 2024 Alberta crash
Report says pilot lacked experience flying in winter conditions and relied on avoidance rather than training to handle loss of visual references.
Canada awards $504 million to 64 international researchers relocating to Canadian universities
Forty-eight of the scholars are coming from U.S. institutions including Harvard and MIT, part of a $1.7 billion, 12-year federal plan to...
Flight controllers left work early before Air Canada crash that killed two pilots
Union acknowledges two U.S. air traffic controllers clocked out roughly an hour before their shift ended at LaGuardia, minutes before...
Ratko Mladic, Bosnian Serb general responsible for 1990s atrocities, dies in prison at 84
The convicted war criminal who commanded troops at Srebrenica and besieged Sarajevo died in a United Nations detention facility in The...
69% of Canadians want 'Team Canada' approach to trade war, poll finds
A new Angus Reid survey shows widespread support for national unity over provincial interests as the U.S. trade dispute drags on, with...
