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Canada's submarines will be built by German shipbuilder ThyssenKrupp in $100B defence program
Prime Minister Mark Carney selected the German-Norwegian bid over South Korea's proposal for what is expected to be the nation's largest...
Hail, heavy rain and wind damage southern Alberta crops after excellent growing season start
Farmer Leroy Newman estimates 85 to 90 per cent of his 1,800-hectare operation received major damage in the weekend storms.
Canada does not qualify for 2030 FIFA World Cup but can earn berth through six-team Concacaf route
Canada will need to navigate three rounds of qualifying beginning September 2027 to earn a spot at the 2030 World Cup co-hosted by...
Quebec allocates $27.7M for 17 new cell towers across 10 regions outside metro areas
The third phase of Opération couverture cellulaire targets the Laurentians, Lanaudière, Outaouais, Mauricie, and six other regions. All...
Spain advances to World Cup quarterfinals after defeating Portugal 1–0 in Round of 16
Mikel Merino scored in stoppage time to end Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup career, sending La Roja through to face the U.S. or Belgium on Friday.
Father of Canadian volunteer killed in Ukraine launches international support group for war families
Marc Mazerolle's International League of POW/MIA Families aims to coordinate support for families of missing and killed soldiers from...
Reward climbs to $35,000 after Alberta wild horse Grey Hawk found shot near Caroline
The Help Alberta Wildies Society discovered the stallion dead just an hour after he was seen alive Wednesday.
Canada's World Cup run ends in Round of 16 after 3–0 loss to Morocco; Alphonso Davies reflects on injury setback
Davies played through a hamstring injury that limited him to just 15 minutes; the Canadian captain posted an emotional message thanking...
Two tornadoes carved 18 kilometres of damage near Kingston last week
The Northern Tornadoes Project documented two twisters that touched down on June 30, snapping trees and destroying farm buildings across...
Keurig settlement deadline is July 8 for Canadian K-Cup pod and brewer buyers
Eligible customers can claim $7 to $50 per complaint, depending on receipt proof. Nearly $1.9 million is available after legal fees.
Trump didn't renew CUSMA trade conditions on July 1 deadline
The U.S. withdrew from the current terms of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement, signalling a need for Canada to diversify trade...
Federal Court appoints Alan Diner as new chief justice amid rising immigration case backlog
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the appointment of Justice Diner, 2014 Federal Court appointee who specialized in immigration law.
