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World Cup visitors warned of Canada's toxic drug supply
Health officials in Vancouver and Toronto are alerting international visitors about the risks of the country's unpredictable illicit...
Bank of Canada holds interest rates steady amid economic uncertainty
The central bank kept its benchmark rate at 2.25 per cent as it waits for clarity on global trade and inflation impacts.
Federal bill banning kids under 16 from social media introduced today
Ottawa tabled the Digital Safety Act, which would restrict minors' access to platforms and require AI chatbot safeguards.
Screwworm precautions urged as parasite returns to U.S.
Flesh-eating parasite detected in Texas won't survive Canadian winter, but experts say farmers should strengthen biosecurity.
Ex-climate adviser says pipeline deal conflicts with net-zero target
Former Net-Zero Advisory Body co-chair Simon Donner tells Parliament the Alberta deal isn't compatible with 2050 climate goals.
OPP Officer Killed in Hearst Investigation
Provincial Constable Tarun Bali died Tuesday during an investigation northwest of Timmins. One suspect in custody.
Chief justice warns underfunding is breaking Canada's courts
Richard Wagner says lack of resources is delaying trials, boosting unrepresented litigants, and hurting judges' health.
Federal gun amnesty extended while court case plays out
Ottawa delays enforcement deadline for banned firearms. Supreme Court challenge expected next year.
Gordie Howe Bridge opens Friday to link Ontario and Michigan
Prime Minister Mark Carney confirms border crossing opening, calls it a symbol of Canada-U.S. cooperation.
CarMa connects Canadian biotech to global investors
Ottawa-based firm partners with scientists to commercialize health innovation and keep capital in Canada.
Nearly half of Quebecers report severe financial anxiety
A new survey shows 48% experiencing serious money stress as food insecurity jumps sharply and households struggle with basic costs.
Iran ordered to pay $200M to B.C. mechanic tortured for dissent
A Canadian court found Iran liable for torture under anti-terrorism law, awarding $100M compensation and $100M in punitive damages to...
