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Loblaw restores country-of-origin produce labels after shopper backlash over hidden sourcing
NoFrills and other Loblaw banners will reintroduce produce origin signs and tariff symbols after customers complained they couldn't...
Trump says U.S. doesn't need Canada—but nearly 4 million barrels of Canadian crude flow south daily
Despite Trump's rhetoric, the U.S. relies heavily on Canadian oil, aluminum, and auto parts. The trade war's full impact remains unclear.
Over 273 dead, 1,300 missing after glacier collapse triggers Nepal-Tibet floods
Rescue teams search for hundreds along the Nepal-Tibet border after a wall of water and mud swept through communities. The UN releases...
Respiratory vaccine uptake falls below 50 percent across Canada as kids return to school
A new survey shows 48 percent of Canadians received no respiratory vaccines in the past year. Doctors warn circulation of flu, COVID-19...
Five more B.C. Conservatives quit caucus under Findlay's leadership; party approval ratings plummet
Teresa Wat, Brennan Day, and three others cite toxic atmosphere and accusations they reject; recent polling shows Conservative support...
New Brunswick opens fracking ban review amid trade war pressure, facing push from environmental groups
Premier Susan Holt announced a five-month public consultation Wednesday. The province sits on an estimated 77.9 trillion cubic feet of...
Flash flood near Nepal-Tibet border kills at least 98, 24 Canadians among 341 missing foreigners
A devastating flood swept through Rasuwa district Wednesday morning, destroying villages and infrastructure along the Bhotekoshi River...
Ontario and Canada funnel $572 million to Hamilton to eliminate development charges for three years
Province and federal government unlock funding in exchange for the city removing charges on all residential developments through March...
An 18-year-old e-scooter rider dies in Kamloops crash as helmet use remains dangerously low
The death marks the third fatal or serious e-scooter incident in B.C. this year, with injury hospitalizations doubling amid a four-year...
Canada retaliates with 50% tariffs on pipeline steel, effective Sept. 8
Ottawa counters U.S. duties on $27.6 billion in American goods, targeting steel, aluminum, dairy, and appliances. Alberta exports face...
Out-of-pocket health care costs surge 18.5% across Canada since 2022 inflation peak
Dental and eye care prices each up 20% as private sector dominates with no public constraints. Health services inflation now rivals food costs.
Canadian premiers told to prepare for two-plus years of Trump tariff war, Wab Kinew says
Manitoba's premier reveals federal government message to prepare long-term economic support, as premiers reach out to U.S. state...
