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Doctors call on Ottawa to intervene in gas greenwashing investigation
Competition Bureau closed its probe after the Canadian Gas Association removed environmental claims. Medical groups want Minister Joly to act.
Canada signs security deal with Qatar on transnational crime
The memorandum of understanding took effect immediately and will be reviewed after five years, following a January trade mission by PM Carney.
Federal energy minister names 5 priority power-line projects for grid expansion
Ottawa backs interprovincial transmission upgrades as Canada targets doubling its electric grid by 2050 to meet growing demand from...
Jesuit Finance Director Agrees to Repay $8.8M in Stolen Funds
Barry Leidl, 62, managed the Catholic order's finances for over 30 years before allegations of embezzlement dating back to at least 2010.
Viral Tanning Trend 'Tanmaxxing' Raises Skin Cancer Risk, Experts Warn
Dermatologists say the TikTok trend of intentionally maximizing sun exposure for darker tans accelerates skin damage and increases...
Tornado Warning Issued for Southwestern Ontario
Environment Canada issued a rare red-level warning Thursday for areas including Glencoe, southwest of London, with damaging winds and...
Jury deliberating in high-profile North Okanagan murder trial
Closing arguments wrapped Thursday in the trial of Vitali Stefanski, accused of murdering ex-wife Tatjana outside Lumby two years ago.
Canada faces South Africa in World Cup knockout as ticket prices plummet
The men's national team plays in Los Angeles on Sunday. Resale tickets have dropped nearly 60 per cent in 24 hours after South Korea's...
Calgary families seek word of loved ones after Venezuela earthquakes
Two devastating earthquakes have killed at least 164 people in Venezuela's capital; Calgary residents with family there are fundraising...
Airlines cutting fuel surcharges as crude oil prices fall
WestJet and Porter reduce levies following Iran–U.S. framework agreement. Air Canada and Flair holding steady for now as jet fuel costs...
RBC fined $4.25M for inaccurate credit card statements
The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada issued the fine in March for wrong information on statements between 2001 and 2024. Over 227,000...
Public service sheds 12,600 jobs under Carney cuts
The federal government is on pace to hit its 30,000-position reduction target by 2028-29, with Ottawa-Gatineau losing nearly 10,000...
