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Ontario Premier Ford urges unity as Alberta prepares Oct. 19 separation referendum
Doug Ford visited Calgary to campaign for Canadian unity before Alberta voters decide whether to hold a binding referendum on leaving...
Death threats sent to Islamic schools across Canada prompt multi-force investigation
A note containing dehumanizing language against Muslims and references to Alberta separatism was sent to schools in the Muslim...
White nationalist group gathers near Kamloops residential school site ahead of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Masked members of Second Sons held sign denying residential school graves as RCMP investigate; political leaders condemn gathering.
Fort McKay dustfall pollution double other Wood Buffalo communities, study finds
A University of Toronto research team found the oilsands-adjacent community receives twice the heavy dust of the next-highest sampling...
Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit hits accounts Monday with 25% boost locked through 2031
The quarterly payment replaces the GST/HST credit. Single earners receive up to $679 annually; couples up to $890. An additional $234...
Canada co-hosting two-day conference on returning Ukrainian children abducted by Russia
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand leads global effort to reunite hundreds of children taken since 2022 invasion.
Canada faces fiscal limits in meeting NATO's new 3.5% defence spending target
While most NATO allies reached the 2% spending target by 2025, Canada's higher government debt could constrain how much more it can...
Alberta separatism support slips to 23% as referendum nears October 19 vote
New poll shows Albertans favour staying in Canada by 72%, down from 27% separation support in April as concerns about leaving grow.
Alcohol kills nine Canadians daily in hospitals, yet treatment remains hard to access
A CAMH study found alcohol causes more harm than any other drug in Canada, but patients face stigma and doctors lack training to...
International visitors drive Canada's tourism growth in second quarter
Tourism GDP grew 0.4% in Q2 2026. International spending surged 1% while domestic travel flat-lined. World Cup games in Vancouver and...
B.C. campaign trails on quiet Saturday ahead of October election
David Eby hinted at an economy announcement coming soon while candidates campaigned across the lower mainland. CentreBC and the Greens...
Walmart CEO pledges company won't use personal data to set individual prices
CEO John Furner said Friday that Walmart will not use income, shopping history, or willingness to pay to personalize prices—despite...
