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Ottawa set to table forced-labour imports bill amid Trump tariff threat
The federal government plans Friday legislation to tighten Canada's ban on products made with forced labour, responding to threatened...
Procession held for OPP officer killed in northern Ontario
Const. Tarun Barli, 2.5 years on the force, was struck during an operation to apprehend a suspect who had escaped from a hospital.
Grassi Lakes trails closed after rockslide near Canmore
Alberta Parks shut down multiple trails and highway sections Wednesday after unstable rock above the road posed danger to hikers and drivers.
Canadians can now switch phone plans without early exit fees
New CRTC rules eliminate activation, modification, and early cancellation charges for cell and internet customers starting Friday, June 12.
Federal government pledges $3 billion to make food cheaper
Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled a 10-year National Food Security Strategy aimed at breaking open Canada's grocery market and...
Gordie Howe Bridge opening delayed as U.S. negotiates terms
The $6.4-billion Windsor-Detroit crossing won't open Friday as planned; U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is leading efforts to...
World Cup buzz arrives despite traffic and ticket concerns
As Vancouver hosts its first men's World Cup match Saturday, critics' complaints about costs and congestion may fade once the tournament...
Competitive handgun shooters say federal ban signals end of their sport
The 2023 federal freeze on handgun sales has prompted athletes in precision shooting sports to lobby for exemptions they say the...
Canadians can now switch phone plans without paying early exit fees
CRTC ban on activation, modification, and cancellation fees takes effect Friday. Customers can shop for better deals without penalty.
David Hockney, painter of luminous pools and landscapes, dies at 88
The British pop art pioneer, whose vibrant works entered popular culture, died Thursday in London after decades of innovation.
Canada to regulate AI chatbots after school shooting
New bill proposes age restrictions on social media for under-16s and chatbot guardrails. Academics warn of loopholes and weak enforcement.
Household debt hits $1.80 per dollar of income, sixth straight rise
Statistics Canada reports the debt-to-income ratio rose to 179.6% in Q1 2026 as Canadians borrow more.
