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Demolition underway at B.C. school where eight died in February shooting
Excavators are tearing down Tumbler Ridge Secondary School, the site of a Feb. 10 mass shooting that killed eight people, including five...
Calgary-Shaw byelection set for Sept. 14 after Schulz resignation
Premier Danielle Smith has called a byelection in the southern Calgary riding, empty since May when cabinet minister Rebecca Schulz stepped down.
Alberta Utilities Commission rejects $10 billion Synapse data centre plan near Olds
The power plant application was denied because the 1.4-gigawatt facility was too close to homes and the company failed to justify the...
Nearly 50 life-saving drugs delayed or cancelled for Canadian patients due to U.S. pricing policy
A U.S. Most Favoured Nation pricing rule is forcing drug companies to stall launches in Canada to protect their American market...
Canada's healthcare system struggling to keep pace as hallway medicine becomes the norm
One in six Canadians lacks a family doctor and emergency rooms overflow, with racialized and lower-income adults hit hardest. CARP calls...
Bedbugs returning stronger as infestations surge across North America
Scientists warn that bedbug populations are rising sharply, with summer marking peak season. Some research suggests the insects may...
Quebec man ordered to pay $1,000 after using fake AI-generated court cases
A Quebec Court of Appeal decision shows how a man cited fake legal cases created by ChatGPT, then continued with them even after...
Canadian-owned Westinghouse still receiving Russian uranium despite U.S. ban
Despite the Ukraine war, Canadian-owned Westinghouse Electric continues importing low-enriched uranium from Russia under U.S. Department...
Ottawa weighs age-verification options for social media as France's court strikes down ban
Bill C-34 would block kids under 16 from social media, but Canada hasn't specified how platforms must verify age. France's court...
Conservatives push to extend federal fuel tax suspension through next summer
With the fuel excise tax cut set to expire after Labour Day, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is urging the Liberals to maintain the...
Ontario and Canada investing $1 billion in housing infrastructure for municipalities
The funding targets communities that don't levy development charges, aiming to lower home costs by supporting roads, bridges, and water systems.
Province offers free N95 masks as wildfire smoke blankets B.C. Interior
With more than 120 fires burning across the province and 39% classified as out of control, residents can access free masks at local...
