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Canada Revenue Agency cutting around 260 jobs in new round of layoffs
Around 260 jobs at the Canada Revenue Agency are on the line as the union warns service will suffer.
Canadians with incurable illnesses could soon make advance MAID requests under federal bill
Bill C-41 would let eligible Canadians with incurable illnesses make advance requests for MAID, but provinces would decide whether to offer them.
Ottawa sets $5,000 to $1.5 million fines for bogus immigration advice
Authorized representatives include lawyers, Quebec notaries and licensed consultants, and knowingly giving false paid advice carries a...
OLG says $40M winning lottery ticket claimed ahead of midnight deadline
A Grey County ticket was validated at an OLG terminal hours before a $40-million prize would have expired.
Canada's first Eurovision entrant will be chosen by public vote; voting closes Nov. 5
Five finalists, from Josiane to William Cloutier, are on the ballot, and each Canadian resident can vote once a day.
Bank of Canada raises policy rate to 2.5 per cent, first increase since 2023
The central bank cited oil-driven inflation risk and said more hikes remain possible.
Dr. Bolu Ogunyemi becomes first Black president of the Canadian Medical Association
Ogunyemi says the role lets Black and racialized medical students see a path into leadership, and that his immigrant and Black...
Canadian Blood Services says donor death not linked to plasma donation a day earlier
The organization says medical staff reviewed the case and the family was told the death was from natural causes.
Bank of Canada raises rate for first time since 2023, citing oil-driven inflation risk
Variable-rate mortgage holders and anyone carrying variable-rate debt will feel the change first. Fixed mortgage rates are not directly...
Privacy commissioner opens investigation into Crime Stoppers data breach
The federal office is examining whether Navigate360, the U.S. firm that runs the Crime Stoppers tip platform, had adequate safeguards in...
Ottawa signals review of the Indian Act as Carney backs moving beyond it
The federal government says any review will be co-developed with First Nations and will not necessarily end in abolition of the 1876 law.
Canada's ovarian cancer drug Elahere clears pCPA funding step, not yet public coverage
The pCPA deal with the drug maker is one step. Provincial and territorial reimbursement decisions have no timeline yet.
