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Ottawa weighs age-verification options for social media as France's court strikes down ban
Bill C-34 would block kids under 16 from social media, but Canada hasn't specified how platforms must verify age. France's court...
Conservatives push to extend federal fuel tax suspension through next summer
With the fuel excise tax cut set to expire after Labour Day, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is urging the Liberals to maintain the...
Ontario and Canada investing $1 billion in housing infrastructure for municipalities
The funding targets communities that don't levy development charges, aiming to lower home costs by supporting roads, bridges, and water systems.
Province offers free N95 masks as wildfire smoke blankets B.C. Interior
With more than 120 fires burning across the province and 39% classified as out of control, residents can access free masks at local...
Canadians becoming less accepting of gender diversity, Statistics Canada report shows
Support for gender expression fell from 85% to 77% among women, 78% to 70% among men since 2018; Saskatchewan lowest in country.
Canada's women's flag football team wins world championship in Germany, books LA 2028 Olympics spot
The Canadian women defeated the three-time defending champion United States 27-20 in Sunday's gold medal game in Germany to claim their...
B.C. wildfire evacuees return home to face destruction and slow rebuilds
As evacuation orders ease around Clinton and Summerland, residents confront total loss: homes burned, businesses destroyed, and months...
Majority of Albertans would vote to stay in Canada, new poll shows
Sixty-one per cent support remaining a province, while 33 per cent would vote to advance a future separation referendum. The gap widens...
Bear shot by RCMP in Maple Ridge did attack three-year-old girl, conservation officers confirm
After initial confusion, DNA analysis confirms the black bear killed by Mounties was responsible for the August 9 attack. The child is...
Bald Range wildfire grows to nearly 20,000 hectares as evacuation orders ease in Summerland
The fire burning southeast of Vancouver has nearly doubled in size. Firefighters say the containment effort will continue for weeks...
Canadians on the ground document fastest-growing Ebola outbreak in history
More than 2,100 deaths out of 4,500 infected in Congo as Canadian aid workers describe the reality beyond headlines.
De Havilland ramps up water-bomber production as global wildfire demand soars
The Calgary manufacturer of the iconic Canadair Super Scooper is reviving production and eyeing a second line if Ottawa orders 50 aircraft.
