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WestJet flight attendants set to strike August 2, citing unpaid work and archaic pay system
Nearly 4,400 union members voted 99.4% in favour of job action, citing essential duties that go uncompensated—some crew members earn...
Cadbury Dairy Milk Oreo bars recalled across Canada over undeclared pistachio
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued a class-one recall of Cadbury Dairy Milk Oreo candy bars (38g and 12-packs) due to undeclared...
B.C. wildfires force evacuations as smoke blankets the Interior; Clinton threatened
The town of Clinton, population 650, is under evacuation order as three fires burn around 35,000 hectares. Smoke from fires 130 km south...
Hikers charged after off-leash dog encounters grizzly bear on Banff trail
Two hikers face fines up to $25,000 after Parks Canada identified them from a viral TikTok video showing their small dog running between...
Federal government acknowledges lasting impact of forced adoptions but refuses apology
Ottawa says it recognizes the significant harm of forced adoptions in Canada but stopped short of issuing the public apology sought by...
Float plane crashes near San Juan Islands; 11 survive fiery impact south of Metro Vancouver
A Kenmore Air seaplane caught fire Thursday in Washington State near the Canadian border. All passengers and crew were accounted for and...
Migraine hospital visits spike 6 percent during wildfire smoke periods, Canadian study finds
Health Canada research spanning 2010 to 2023 linked PM 2.5 particulate matter from wildfires to increased emergency department visits...
Canadians have until Monday to claim thousands in $4.75M Rexulti drug settlement
Canadians who took Rexulti and developed compulsive behaviours can claim thousands from a $4.75M settlement before Monday's deadline.
Gordie Howe International Bridge opens Monday with Canada-only ceremony
The federal government cancelled a joint U.S. celebration after Trump's tariff threats, but the Ontario-Michigan crossing will still...
Canada braces for Trump's 50% tariffs on hockey sticks, honey, and dairy
Prime Minister Carney says Canada is prepared to retaliate if the tariffs take effect Aug. 19, but is holding off on striking first.
Foreign service officers denied fertility treatment coverage file grievance
PAFSO claims Canadian diplomats stationed abroad face discrimination by being denied coverage for in vitro fertilization and other...
WestJet allows flight changes and cancellations for passengers amid strike threat
The Calgary airline is offering no-fee modifications for bookings between July 30 and August 4 as flight attendants prepare for a...
