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Public service sheds 12,600 jobs under Carney cuts
The federal government is on pace to hit its 30,000-position reduction target by 2028-29, with Ottawa-Gatineau losing nearly 10,000...
Canada now eligible to compete in Eurovision song contest
CBC/Radio-Canada becomes full member of European Broadcasting Union after Thursday vote. Canada can now send artists to the...
Hantavirus cruise ship passenger discharged from B.C. hospital
The Yukon resident who tested positive for the Andes strain in mid-May has been released from hospital and is continuing to recover.
Three killed as wildfire-fighting plane crashes near Fort Simpson
A Turbo Commander aircraft supporting fire suppression efforts in the N.W.T. went down Wednesday night roughly 50 kilometres from Fort Simpson.
Canadian banks must now resolve complaints within 56 days with no pause
The Financial Consumer Agency updated its guideline on complaint-handling, requiring clearer timelines and customer communication.
K-pop star with Vancouver roots slammed over Confederate flag shirt
Mark Lee, former NCT member with nearly 13 million Instagram followers, faced backlash after label posted photo of him in controversial...
PM Carney Says Byelections Likely to Be Spread Out Over Summer
Six vacancies in the House of Commons will not be called at the same time, with the Quebec election on October 5 a key scheduling factor.
Minister of AI says Canada won't let Silicon Valley set rules for the country
Evan Solomon spoke Wednesday at the University Club about building Canadian AI capacity independent of U.S. tech leaders.
Venezuela shaken by deadly earthquakes; Canada preparing aid
Two quakes measuring 7.1 and 7.5 struck near Caracas on June 24, killing at least 164 people and collapsing buildings across the region.
Firefighting plane crashes in Northwest Territories with three aboard
Fixed-wing Turbo Commander supporting wildfire suppression near Fort Simpson; Transportation Safety Board investigating.
PM Carney to unveil plans for 24 Sussex future Friday
The 35-room mansion, closed in 2022 for health and safety reasons, has cost taxpayers tens of thousands annually to maintain.
ASIRT clears RCMP officers in fatal Grande Prairie shooting
Four officers were cleared after shooting a man who led them on a chase, refused commands, and aimed a replica rifle at police on July 18, 2025.
