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Quebec's four main parties clash over affordability and immigration as election enters fourth day
Party leaders unveiled competing visions for housing costs, tax relief and French-language protection Sunday as Quebec prepares for its...
Unionized GM workers wrap up voting on new tentative agreement Sunday
Unifor and General Motors agreed on tentative contracts for more than 4,600 autoworkers across Ontario facilities. Members voted over...
Alberta's September health-care reform faces federal compliance questions
Alberta plans to allow patients to buy non-urgent care from doctors who also work publicly. The federal government questions whether it...
Ainslie Creek wildfire evacuation orders downgraded as fire shows no growth
The Thompson-Nicola Regional District lifted evacuation orders for 58 properties Friday as the 67,722-hectare fire remains stable.
Quebec voters prioritize cost-of-living measures ahead of October 5 provincial election
A new Leger poll finds that financial relief tops voter concerns in Quebec's election campaign, with nearly three-quarters backing...
Quebec election intensifies over immigration as PQ vows to halve temporary workers
Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon promises to slash temporary immigration from over 500,000 to 200,000-250,000, but rivals...
Family of Canadians missing in Nepal floods desperate for news as death toll climbs
A Port Moody couple was on a spiritual journey when flash floods swept through the Nepal-Tibet border region. One of 32 missing...
September brings disability benefits top-up, new student funding rules, and Canadian tariffs on U.S. goods
Three major federal changes take effect this month: a $150 supplement for disability recipients, higher financial thresholds for...
Federal government asks court to strike down climate lawsuit before hearing
The Carney government argues courts should not direct climate policy and filed a motion to dismiss a case seeking to force Ottawa to...
Port of Prince Rupert opens $750 million container facility as trade war reshapes Canadian exports
Canxport terminal, built with CN Rail and Ray-Mont Logistics, launches Friday with capacity to trans-load agricultural goods and...
Canadians can claim up to $5,280 from CRA data breach settlement — apply by February 3
A federal court approved an $8.76 million settlement for victims of 2020 credential-stuffing attacks on CRA and Service Canada accounts....
Family in Nepal searching for missing B.C. couple as catastrophic floods kill 579
Shubhakshi and Sumit Rawla from Coquitlam vanished during a pilgrimage toward Mount Kailash. They're among 32 Canadians and permanent...
