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U.S. court clears warrantless cellphone searches at border for Canadians
A federal appeals court ruled border officers can search travellers' phones without suspicion. Canada's return trips to the U.S. dropped...
B.C. Premier David Eby expected to call snap election Tuesday as Conservative opposition crumbles
Multiple outlets report Eby will dissolve legislature despite holding slim majority; opposition fractured across four directions with no...
Alberta man fights extradition to U.K. over historical abuse allegations
Peter Murray, 88, of Wetaskiwin disputes surrender order issued in July over accusations from Scottish boarding schools in the 1960s.
Carney government tabling 'consequential' legislation this fall in majority test
Prime Minister Mark Carney told Liberal MPs the upcoming parliamentary session will bring sweeping economic bills and ambitious...
Canmore gondola project clears regulatory pathway after provincial designation
The Alberta government designated Lady Macdonald All-Season Resort Area, allowing Stone Creek Resorts to apply for the Silvertip...
CRA data breach settlement opens claims: up to $5,280 available if you were exposed in 2020
Federal Court approved $8.7-million settlement from 2020 credential-stuffing attacks. Claims process began in August; deadline is...
Privacy advocates call for smartglasses bans in Canada as covert-recording concerns mount
Quebec City banned smartglasses in public changing rooms; Toronto bars have followed. Reports show devices used to record women without...
The Tragically Hip best-song bracket hits quarterfinals after 120 days of voting
Elite Eight matchups narrow the field with surprises: top seed Bobcaygeon is out, and "New Orleans is Sinking" didn't make the cut.
Elections Alberta rejects claims non-Albertans can obtain special ballots for October referendum
Social media users questioned whether voters outside the province could participate in the October 19 referendum by mail. Elections...
AI use in Canadian courts surges as self-represented litigants turn to tools they can't afford lawyers to avoid
Canadian courts saw 104 AI cases in 2025 and 142 so far in 2026, raising questions about access, quality, and impact on legal training.
Prairie farmers harvest crops against diesel prices 80% higher than last year
Wet spring delays, recent rain, and skyrocketing fuel costs have created a perfect storm for Canadian agriculture, with farmers losing...
Canadian kid entrepreneurs are growing fast — Lemonade Day Calgary draws 792 this year
Kids as young as five are running their own businesses, with AI tools, YouTube tutorials and rising cost of living fuelling a boom in...
