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Andrew Weaver steps back into B.C. politics to run for CentreBC
The former Green Party leader is running as a CentreBC candidate in Oak Bay-Gordon Head on Vancouver Island, with no campaign...
Veterans' housing plan stalled by federal bureaucracy, advocates tell Parliament
Non-profits frustrated with slow process for converting surplus military properties into housing for homeless Canadian Armed Forces veterans.
B.C. snap election October 24 as major candidates announce re-election bids
Four NDP cabinet ministers confirmed they're running again as B.C. prepares for a provincial election. Some high-profile figures...
So Delicious ice cream recalled across Canada for plastic and gravel in cashew mix
So Delicious Dairy Free's Salted Caramel Cluster frozen dessert recalled over foreign material. Seven best-before dates affected;...
Nova Scotia man pleads guilty to second-degree murder in 2024 homicide of Esther Jones
Dale Allen Toole pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the death of 55-year-old Esther Jones, reported missing in September 2024....
Indigenous leaders at Alberta powwow voice deep concerns about separation referendum
At the Siksikaitsitapi powwow in Lethbridge this August, First Nations attendees expressed worry about what independence would mean for...
Federal departments project $18+ million spending on return-to-office implementation
Thirteen departments disclosed costs for the four-days-a-week mandate, while 56 organizations withheld figures. Treasury Board says no...
Former Alberta premiers Notley and Kenney team up to oppose separation referendum
Former Alberta premiers Rachel Notley and Jason Kenney have partnered with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce to campaign against an...
Fall outlook calls for warmer, drier weather across most of Canada
Fall brings warmer, drier weather to most of Canada, with Southern Ontario facing fewer snow squalls but increased freeze-thaw risks as...
PM Carney pushes 'build fast' agenda with 246-page bill to speed project approvals to one year
Bill C-39 would limit federal environmental reviews and gives the labour minister power to end strikes deemed against the national...
MPs return Monday as Liberals signal sweeping economic legislation and fall budget
PM Carney promises "consequential" bills this sitting with a majority government; business community zeroes in on expected fall budget...
PM Carney pledges $100 million in aid for Palestinians as Israel-Gaza war enters fourth year
$80 million will go to humanitarian relief; $20 million will support Palestinian police training. Carney announced the funding at the UN...
