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Tragically Hip, Nelly Furtado lead Canada's World Cup album
Drake producer Boi-1da curated 'What If It All Goes Right?' featuring Canadian artists competing for global audience during tournament.
China targets Canadian officials through job listings
Five Eyes intelligence agencies warn Beijing is using LinkedIn and job platforms to recruit government and military staff for espionage.
UFC moves pay-per-view to streaming in Canada
Starting January 2027, UFC numbered-event main cards will be exclusive to Paramount+ subscribers in Canada at a fraction of current PPV costs.
Sun Life agrees to $213.5M settlement for overcharged policyholders
Class action resolving decades-old claims that MetLife charged excess fees on universal life policies sold in late 1980s and 1990s.
Trump administration escalates forced labour tariff threat
U.S. accuses Canada of weak enforcement on imports, raising stakes as USMCA trade deal heads for renewal.
Carbon deal unlikely to cut emissions, climate institute warns
Independent analysis suggests the Alberta-Ottawa pipeline agreement may leave Canada's greenhouse gas pollution unchanged or even growing.
Canada's public service is shrinking as costs bite
Ottawa joins democracies worldwide cutting bureaucracy to rein in pandemic-era spending and rising deficits.
Pandemic immigration boom masked Canada's economic weakness
High immigration intake propped up GDP while per-capita earnings fell, economists say — now the correction is underway.
Federal government reveals new AI strategy today
PM Carney to outline plan on privacy, jobs, infrastructure, and international cooperation as AI boom accelerates.
PM Carney unveils federal AI strategy in Toronto
The government's blueprint aims to build public trust, support workers, and establish Canada as a leader in artificial intelligence development.
Trump administration escalates forced labour tariff threat
Washington accuses Canada of weak enforcement on imported goods made with forced labour, raising stakes for USMCA renegotiation.
China targeting Canadian officials via LinkedIn, Five Eyes warn
Military intelligence services pose as recruiters to harvest unclassified government and defence data.
