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Most Americans view Canada positively despite Trump tariffs and tensions
A new poll shows 79% of Americans favour Canadians, but only 45% of Canadians return that warmth toward Americans as trade friction deepens.
Okanagan wildfire driven by drought and climate change, experts warn of worsening crisis
Bald Range fire near Summerland has burned more than 135 square kilometres and forced 20,000 people to evacuate. Top six fire years in...
B.C. Bald Range wildfire shows little new growth after forcing thousands from homes
Evacuees describe ash like loonies falling as the fast-moving fire consumed homes near Summerland before slowing this week.
Calgary man describes escaping raging Okanagan wildfire as ash fell like snow
DJ Matt Strickland was camping near Summerland when the Bald Range fire forced thousands to evacuate across B.C.
Canada adds 75,000 jobs in July as unemployment falls to two-year low of 6.4 percent
Employment gains in wholesale, retail, finance and construction drove the monthly increase. Core-aged women saw the biggest job gains...
Federal government approves shelter assistance for B.C. wildfire evacuees as Bald Range fire spreads
Emergency Management Minister Eleanor Olszewski confirmed federal support for shelter and accommodations as roughly 10,000 homes remain...
Bald Range wildfire holding near Summerland as thousands remain evacuated
The fire has shown little growth since exploding to over 100 square kilometres, but 10,000+ homes remain under evacuation orders in the Okanagan.
Poilievre urges Carney not to concede to U.S. tariff demands in trade talks
Conservative leader warns against further concessions ahead of a new round of 50 per cent U.S. tariffs taking effect in 10 days, while...
Canadians affected by 2020 data breach can now claim up to $5,000
Class-action settlement opens for those whose government accounts were compromised during credential-stuffing attacks.
B.C. declares state of emergency as wildfires force 20,000 to evacuate
Summerland wildfire grows to 9,500 hectares; premier says conditions have never been seen before in the province.
New evacuation orders issued for Ainslie Creek wildfire near Merritt, now 48,537 hectares
The Thompson-Nicola Regional District has ordered 61 more properties evacuated as the fire continues aggressive growth.
Liberals hold commanding lead over Conservatives in latest federal poll
An EKOS poll shows the Liberal Party at 45% support under Prime Minister Mark Carney, with the Conservative Party at 27% and the NDP at 17%.
