Beyond — Page 37
Voters can register at polls Monday for three federal byelections across Canada
Canadians without current voter registration can sign up directly on election day, Aug. 31, in Chicoutimi–Le Fjord (Quebec),...
Canada Post reports $277M quarterly loss after union ratifies new contract
The Crown corporation's second-quarter loss was down from $407M a year ago, but reflects ongoing financial struggles despite labour...
Canada's economy posts fastest G7 growth at 3.3%, double the U.S. pace
Statistics Canada reports strong annualized growth, with GDP per capita climbing 3.9% and exports up 15.1%, marking the fastest...
Peace River pulp mill gets $20M federal support to weather Trump tariffs
Mercer Peace River Pulp Ltd., which employs 360 people in the region, receives modernization funding through Ottawa's Regional Tariff...
Quebec election tightens — CAQ closes gap with PQ as campaign enters second day
A new Synopsis-La Presse poll shows the Coalition Avenir Québec surging to within one point of the frontrunning Parti Québécois, while...
Canada extends Ebola travel ban for another 30 days, suspending tens of thousands of applications
People from Congo, Uganda and South Sudan remain barred from entering Canada until Sept. 28, leaving families separated and aid workers...
Céline Dion arrives in Paris for long-awaited residency, launching 16-concert run next week
The Quebec superstar touched down Friday ahead of her comeback series starting September 12 at Plenitude Arena — her return to...
Appeal court orders new trial in $4M drug seizure after judge ruled Charter rights violated
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal overturned the acquittal of Parminder Singh and Sahilpreet Grewal, finding the trial judge erred in...
Young Albertans cool on separation while middle-aged voters lead the push for independence
Support for Alberta separation peaks at 35% among 45- to 54-year-olds but drops to just 14% for those 18 to 24, according to polling...
FAA union acknowledges flight controllers left work early before LaGuardia Air Canada crash
Two American air traffic controllers allegedly clocked out roughly an hour before their shift ended, leaving colleagues without backup...
Austrian anti-immigrant speaker denied entry to Canada before Hamilton conference
Martin Sellner says he wasn't granted electronic travel authorization in time to speak at a nationalist gathering; his entry denial...
Canada recruits 64 researchers from U.S. universities in $504 million talent push
Federal funding draws international academics including Harvard and MIT professors; University of Toronto among Canadian institutions...
