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Liberals hold majority with North Vancouver-Capilano byelection win
Braeden Caley, former deputy chief of staff to PM Carney, wins former cabinet minister Jonathan Wilkinson's seat. The Liberals swept...
Used bookstores across Canada wary of bulk orders suspected for AI training
Booksellers report mysterious requests for obscure titles as tech companies buy physical books to scan and destroy for language model datasets.
Ottawa sends 10 officials to Nepal as 30 Canadians remain missing
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand deployed federal staff including RCMP to locate missing Canadians after a glacial collapse killed...
PM Carney appoints Dominic Barton as Invest in Canada board chair
The former Canadian ambassador to China replaces outgoing chair Karl Tabbakh weeks before a high-profile investment summit aimed at...
Canada deploys 10 officials to Nepal as 30 Canadians remain missing after glacial collapse
Canada sends 10 officials to Nepal; 30 Canadians and permanent residents remain missing after glacial collapse kills 800.
225,000 Albertans apply for mail-in ballots ahead of October 19 referendum
225,000 Albertans have requested mail-in ballots for the October 19 referendum, nearly quadruple the 2023 election requests.
Liberal MP Steven Guilbeault resigns Montreal seat over carbon tax and pipeline policy
Guilbeault officially left his Laurier-Sainte-Marie seat Friday, citing disagreement with Prime Minister Mark Carney's shift on energy...
Disney Cruise Line returns to Canadian waters in fall 2027 with Atlantic sailings
The Disney Wish will offer five-, six-, and seven-night cruises from New York starting October 2027, visiting Halifax, Saint John, and...
Lake Ontario renamed 'Lake America' by Trump executive order — but Canadians aren't accepting it
Google Maps now shows the new name to U.S. users, while Canadian websites display the change. Ontario leaders and experts say the...
Nepalese communities across Canada cancel Teej festivals as glacial collapse kills hundreds
Community organizations in Toronto, Brampton, Calgary and other cities cancelled annual celebrations; one BC organization redirected...
Canadian Forces hosts major military conference with U.S. amid trade tensions
The 28th annual Indo-Pacific Chiefs of Defense gathering brings 32 nations to Victoria starting Aug. 31, even as Ottawa and Washington...
Federal funding for Canadian universities has fallen to half its historic peak
A CCPA analysis shows federal per-student post-secondary funding has dropped from $11,170 in 1978 to $5,610 in 2024, forcing colleges...
