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Pentagon pressures Canada on defence spending commitment
U.S. officials criticize Ottawa's lack of concrete plan to meet new NATO targets and warn of strained North American defence cooperation.
Kenyan immigrant presumed drowned in B.C. river identified
Benina Jepkoech, 24, who arrived in Canada last year with limited driving experience, was identified after her car entered the North...
Pentagon criticism mounts on Canada's defence spending
U.S. defence officials say Canada hasn't provided a credible plan for meeting new NATO commitments, citing delayed F-35 fighter jet...
Ontario's underground neutrino lab is world's largest cavity
Two kilometers below Sudbury sits the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory, a breakthrough science space that helped win a Nobel Prize.
Ontario city proposes $300 fine for pets left in hot cars
London, Ont., is considering new bylaws to penalize owners who leave animals in vehicles during warm weather following a spring heat wave.
Skier dies in crevasse fall at Columbia Icefield near Jasper
A 38-year-old Czech citizen living in Revelstoke, B.C., fell 25 metres into an ice crevasse on the Athabaska Glacier on May 12 while...
Daycare loses play structure in brazen overnight theft
A Manitoba daycare owner discovered her outdoor play structure stolen after someone rammed a vehicle through the playground fence.
CRTC Orders Streamers to Invest 15% of Revenue in Canadian Content
Netflix, Prime Video, and Spotify face new requirements that triple previous obligations, sparking pushback from U.S. industry groups...
Alberta Premier Sidesteps Court Ruling on Separatism Vote
Danielle Smith plans to put a referendum question on separation to the October ballot under a different law, circumventing a judge's...
CRTC Tightens Streaming Rules, MPA Fires Back at 'Discriminatory' Order
Canada's broadcast regulator ordered streaming services to invest 15 per cent of Canadian revenues in local content. The Motion Picture...
Federal labor consultation sparks union 'fierce resistance'
Canada's largest union warns that federal proposals to modernize labor law are targeting workers' rights, including the right to strike.
Cold War-era vault hidden in Alberta mountains is now a hiking destination
An abandoned underground bunker in Kananaskis Country, once rumored to house government officials during nuclear events, is now a...