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Permanent Peoples' Tribunal rules Canada violated international law on Indigenous genocide
International panel says Canada failed to investigate and prosecute crimes against Indigenous people, citing residential schools and...
Nearly a quarter of Quebec voters cast ballots early as campaign enters final week
24.56% of eligible Quebecers voted in advance polling by Wednesday. The general election is October 5.
Conservative MP Scott Aitchison of Parry Sound-Muskoka expected to resign by end of fall
The former mayor and 2022 leadership candidate plans to step down at the end of the fall sitting, creating another vacancy in a House...
Ontario invests $5.2 million in Indigenous sports and recreation programs
The funding supports hundreds of Indigenous-led programs across Ontario, reaching First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities with...
CSIS may have misused authority to commit offences, national watchdog finds
The intelligence service failed to properly document and authorize certain illegal activities it conducted for surveillance. Officials...
Leger poll shows B.C. Conservatives hold narrow lead, but majority doubt their direction
A new survey finds the Conservatives at 39 per cent among decided voters versus 36 per cent for the NDP, a margin within the poll's...
Federal government adjusts interest rates, pharmacy rules, and grocery benefit as October changes take effect
Starting Wednesday, the Canada Revenue Agency lowers interest rates on overdue taxes, pharmacy technicians gain new authority, and the...
LNG Canada greenlights $30 billion-plus Kitimat expansion, doubling capacity
Shell-led joint venture approves Phase 2 of liquefied natural gas project, expanding Kitimat facility from 14 to 28 million tonnes per...
Ontario Premier Ford urges unity as Alberta prepares Oct. 19 separation referendum
Doug Ford visited Calgary to campaign for Canadian unity before Alberta voters decide whether to hold a binding referendum on leaving...
Death threats sent to Islamic schools across Canada prompt multi-force investigation
A note containing dehumanizing language against Muslims and references to Alberta separatism was sent to schools in the Muslim...
White nationalist group gathers near Kamloops residential school site ahead of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Masked members of Second Sons held sign denying residential school graves as RCMP investigate; political leaders condemn gathering.
Fort McKay dustfall pollution double other Wood Buffalo communities, study finds
A University of Toronto research team found the oilsands-adjacent community receives twice the heavy dust of the next-highest sampling...
