Beyond — Page 67
Albertans hold conflicted views on separation and patriotism
As Oct. 19 referendum approaches, researcher finds most Albertans still embrace Canadian symbols despite separatist talk.
CUSMA trade review hinges on oil sector confidence
Canada's trade minister says renewing the trade deal with the US and Mexico depends on resolving concerns around climate policy and the...
Self-isolation ends for hantavirus cruise ship contacts
The Public Health Agency says the isolation period is over for people exposed to the deadly outbreak that began in April.
Six people presumed drowned as RCMP recover sunken boat off B.C. coast
A commercial charter boat capsized off Richmond, B.C., on Sunday. Four men and two women are presumed dead; four others were rescued.
Prime Minister Carney heads to NATO summit in Turkey next week
Carney will attend the NATO gathering in Ankara on July 7-8, then travel to Saudi Arabia. Both will be his first official visits to...
Bank of Canada Hires Third-Party Security During Strike
A landmark federal anti-scab law faces its first major test as the central bank brings in contractors while security officers picket...
Quebec parents get $127 per child for back-to-school next week
School supplies supplement lands July 2 for all families with children aged 4 to 16, no income test required.
Canada Day travellers face steep fee hikes in Japan from July 1
Japan is tripling its international tourist tax and raising visa fees for Canadians. The "sayonara tax" jumps from $9 to $27, while visa...
Federal cuts leave museums scrambling to staff summer
Flat grant funding over five years has pushed small B.C. museums to the brink as they face their busiest season without money to hire...
Alberta unveils oil pipeline proposal to West Coast Thursday
The province will detail a proposed million-barrel-per-day pipeline route on July 2, after missing Tuesday's deadline due to Canada Day.
Poilievre shuffles Conservative front bench, names Michael Chong finance critic
The Opposition leader rotates his shadow cabinet for the first time since last year's election loss, as Conservatives trail Liberals by...
The art market rebounds: Sotheby's London sale breaks European records
Old Masters and Impressionists lead the recovery as auctioneers chase the "winner takes all" effect—and modest galleries are left behind.
