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Veterinary tranquilizers showing up in illegal drug supply across Atlantic Canada
New Brunswick harm reduction workers are warning of medetomidine and xylazine appearing in drug supply after spike in overdoses.
Support for Alberta separatism drops sharply, new poll shows
Ipsos poll finds only 19 per cent of Albertans back a referendum on separation, down from 28 per cent in January.
Severe thunderstorms with hail and tornado risk hit Alberta today
Environment Canada warns of damaging winds, large hail, and tornado potential across the province Friday.
Town of Gibbons contests Alberta's viability review, defends financial recovery
Central Alberta municipality pushes back against provincial findings as it fights potential dissolution into county.
Liberal MP Erskine-Smith resigning from House of Commons
Nate Erskine-Smith confirms departure from federal politics in supporter email
Old Age Security payments landing now, rates change next month
This month's deposit is the last at current amounts before July's inflation adjustment takes effect.
WestJet and Sunwing suspend all Cuba flights indefinitely
The carriers, which paused service in February due to Cuba's energy crisis, are now pulling out completely as the humanitarian situation worsens.
Carney's AI-for-all plan draws swift backlash from Canadians
Prime Minister's strategy aims to boost adoption but online reaction signals deep skepticism about government's direction.
Free phone and internet switches begin Friday
Starting June 12, Canadians can change or cancel plans without paying activation, modification, or early termination fees.
Morouns' concrete empire expands into Ontario
Michigan family behind Ambassador Bridge moving controversial business north to Windsor.
Liberal grocery benefit payments start hitting accounts today
An estimated 12 million Canadians are eligible for one-time payments ranging from $267 to $533, based on household size.
Economy adds 88,000 jobs as jobless rate falls
Canada's labour market rebounded with a surprise gain in May, marking the first significant increase in employment since November.
