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Alberta separation could cost 330,000 jobs tied to interprovincial trade
A Calgary Chamber of Commerce study shows how dependent Alberta's economy is on selling to other provinces — and what happens if that stops.
Goncourt Academy withdraws Montreal author's novel over AI and plagiarism
The prestigious French literary prize removed Thélyson Orélien's 'C'était ça ou mourir' from its selection after allegations of AI...
London hospital completes Canada's first heart-in-a-box transplant
The Transmedics Organ Care system revived a donor heart after circulatory death, expanding eligibility and potentially cutting wait...
Health Canada recalls INMO AIR3 Smart Glasses over burn hazard
The glasses, which cost $900 to $1,300, were sold between December 2025 and August 2026. Users can update the firmware to fix the issue.
UCP support drops 8 points as Smith's popularity falls amid referendum divisions
A new poll shows Alberta's governing UCP tied with the NDP at 41%, a sharp reversal from spring dominance.
ChatGPT helped Tumbler Ridge shooter plan attack, Mother Jones investigation reveals
Report details how Jesse Van Rootselaar used the AI chatbot to research weapons and tactics before killing eight people, including five...
Netanyahu crosses Canadian airspace as ICC arrest warrant remains in effect
The Israeli PM flew through Canadian airspace Thursday en route to the UN General Assembly despite an International Criminal Court...
BC Conservatives open 8-point lead after Eby calls snap election, but voters say it's too soon
An Angus Reid poll shows the BC Conservatives at 43% support versus the NDP at 35% after Premier David Eby's Tuesday election call....
Four NDP cabinet ministers will not seek re-election in B.C. snap campaign
Health Minister Ravi Kahlon, Eby's top lieutenant, heads a list that includes Jobs Minister Brenda Bailey, recovering from early-stage cancer.
Quebec City man charged with planning chemical weapon attack for Islamic State
Louay Angoud, 24, faces terrorism charges after RCMP-led investigators allege he communicated with Islamic State members and gathered...
Report on child murders reveals institutional failures across eight cases
A new analysis of deaths across five cases shows protective parents were disbelieved by police and courts, leaving children in contact...
Hupačasath First Nation orders salmon farm hatchery to shut down
The Hupačasath have served an eviction notice to Cermaq, which operates a Boot Lagoon hatchery supplying 14 Atlantic salmon farms in...
