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Trial opens for 'Crypto King' Aiden Pleterski, accused of multimillion-dollar fraud
The 27-year-old is accused of guaranteeing investors returns on crypto trades that never happened, then spending their money on exotic...
More than 40 2SLGBTQIA+ organizations demand $450M from federal government to expand Action Plan
Over 40 groups gathered on Parliament Hill Tuesday to call for funding renewal before the federal 2SLGBTQI+ Action Plan expires in March 2027.
Quebec premier-elect St-Pierre Plamondon signals support for Alberta independence, energizing separatists
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's Parti Québécois victory upends Canadian politics ahead of Alberta's October 19 referendum vote on separation,...
C.D. Howe economist warns Canada's rising debt limits crisis response capacity
Christopher Ragan argues Canada's federal-provincial debt ratio of 74 per cent leaves less room to borrow when the next recession or...
Canada's time zones get messier this winter as provinces abandon clock changes
Starting November 1, different provinces will adopt different time-zone rules, creating confusion for travellers and workers.
Air Canada flight from Toronto struck by Delta plane at LAX; no injuries
AC785 was being towed after landing safely when a Delta Airbus made contact with its tail on the tarmac Tuesday morning.
Canada-wide recall issued for pregnancy tests that may produce false positives
Health Canada warned Oct. 5 that Innovacon Inc.'s hCG one-step pregnancy tests may detect hormone levels below their stated threshold,...
18-year-old from Saskatchewan charged with terrorism offences linked to 764 network
An RCMP investigation into online activity led to charges against the teenager, who was under 18 at the time of the alleged crimes.
Public Safety Minister weighing security screening reforms after NATO espionage arrest
Gary Anandasangaree reviewing recommendations from CSIS and RCMP following July arrest of Canadian intern suspected of spying.
Old Age Security payments rising this month for Canadian seniors 65 and up
Seniors will see 1.4% increase for October-December quarter, boosting monthly payments by $10–$11 depending on age.
Canada's income growth lags U.S. sharply since 2014, widening wage gap
Per-person GDP in Canada grew just 3.2 per cent from 2014 to 2024, versus 20.1 per cent in the U.S. Median employment income growth also...
B.C. faces steep fiscal reckoning with record deficits and rising debt costs ahead of October election
The province is running a record $13.3 billion deficit with debt service costs eating nearly 10% of revenues by 2028–29. Public sector...
