The Canadian Chronicle

Toronto: The Mississauga City Council is set to vote today on implementing a one-year temporary ban on new data center developments, driven by concerns over

Montreal: A coroner’s investigation into the death of 13-year-old Maëlyne Lugez in Quebec has cited the local police department for severe operational failures. In the

Ottawa: While Canadian hospitals typically experience severe congestion during the winter months due to seasonal illnesses, emergency departments across the country are facing unprecedented overcrowding

Toronto: The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will disburse the next monthly installment of the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) on Friday, September 18. While payments are

Edmonton: A small passenger aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing on a highway in Edmonton following an in-flight engine failure. The Royal Canadian

OTTAWA — Upgrading the Port of Churchill and its vital rail corridor will cost less than $3 billion, according to its owner, the Arctic Gateway

OTTAWA — The Federal Government’s ongoing efforts to claw back billions of dollars in overpaid pandemic-era relief funds are disproportionately harming low-income Canadians, according to

OTTAWA — In a milestone development for one of the largest infrastructure initiatives in Canadian history, Alto, the federal Crown corporation overseeing the Toronto–Quebec City

TORONTO — A 17-year-old boy was killed following a daytime shooting in a residential area of North York, prompting a homicide investigation and a search