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Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation sues Canada over treaty payments frozen at $5 since 1899
The First Nation says Treaty 8 annuity payments have lost all purchasing power and must be modernized to have real value today.
Canadian drug agency recommends public funding for Alzheimer's disease treatment
Canada's Drug Agency is recommending that public drug plans pay for lecanemab, an antibody shown to slow early-stage Alzheimer's disease...
Cyclospora parasite spreading across U.S. states; Canada at risk
More than half of U.S. states are dealing with cyclospora outbreaks, with Michigan as the epicentre. The parasite spreads through...
Karamveer Singh, alleged Bishnoi gang member facing murder charge in India, fights deportation
FBI documents claim the accused was tasked by gang leader Lawrence Bishnoi to care for his brother before fleeing to Canada in 2025.
Massive data centre proposed for rural Alberta by Tourmaline subsidiary without operator yet
Emerald Energy Technologies plans to build Malachite One west of Edson, converting 150 million cubic feet of natural gas daily into one...
Man dies after officer-involved shooting in Brooks, ASIRT investigating
Alberta RCMP say a man was killed Wednesday afternoon during an arrest attempt in the town about 190 km east of Calgary. The province's...
Iran's former deputy interior minister fighting deportation from Canada over rights concerns
Seyed Salman Samani, a former Iranian government official, filed a Federal Court application to halt his deportation, claiming it would...
Canada regulates immigration consultants tighter amid fraud concerns and client skepticism
New oversight rules taking effect Wednesday aim to protect immigrants from consultant fraud, though legal experts question whether they...
Coffee Bike World founder documents cross-Canada journey in new YouTube series
Vladislav Priadko's "The Crossing" follows his mobile coffee business and community stops after being denied U.S. entry.
Coal mining company fined $360,000 after worker's death in Alberta
Prairie Mines and Royalty pleaded guilty to failing to ensure worker health and safety. The fine will fund workplace safety training...
Rachel Renaud, sister of slain Gabie Renaud, running for CAQ in Bellefeuille
The advocate for femicide prevention legislation is running in the fall Quebec election in the Laurentians and Lanaudière.
Canadians shifting travel destinations to cheaper East Asian countries amid affordability crisis
Nearly half of Toronto travellers are still vacating but cutting costs by choosing Japan, Vietnam, and Thailand over traditional...
