OTTAWA — Parliament has passed a controversial budget omnibus bill that enacts the largest overhaul of Canada’s pesticide regulations in a generation, granting the federal
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French language complaints in Quebec hit record high, OQLF says
MONTREAL — French language complaints in Quebec have reached an all-time high, driven largely by ongoing friction over the use of English in retail and
Senior aide of Alberta premier says First Nations should focus on own problems, not accuse premier of treason
EDMONTON — A fierce political firestorm has erupted in Alberta after the executive director of Premier Danielle Smith’s office told First Nations chiefs to stop
Canada recognizes noose as hate symbol
OTTAWA — Parliament has officially passed Bill C-9, sweeping new anti-hate legislation that officially categorizes the noose as a prohibited hate symbol under Canadian federal
Confusion spreads as Ottawa defends orders to surrender citizenship certificates
OTTAWA — Canada’s immigration department is scrambling to address growing confusion and outrage after demanding that “a few dozen” newly minted citizens surrender their citizenship
Canadian shot dead during picnic at South African wildlife park in alleged accident
OTTAWA — A 69-year-old Canadian tourist has been shot and killed at South Africa’s famous Kruger National Park in what authorities are describing as a
Quebec-based RCMP officer charged with uttering threats online toward Donald Trump
MONTREAL — A Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officer based in Quebec has been arrested and charged after allegedly posting online threats against U.S. President
Yorkton-Melville MP Cathay Wagantall to step down Aug. 31, earlier than planned
OTTAWA — Longtime Conservative Member of Parliament Cathay Wagantall announced Wednesday that she will resign from her Yorkton-Melville seat effective August 31, 2026, accelerating her
Lower immigration leads to lower Canadian population growth: StatCan
OTTAWA — Driven by a sharp reduction in federal immigration targets and a long-term decline in fertility rates, Canada’s population dropped by 0.1 per cent
Funeral to be held for OPP officer fatally struck by car in Hearst, Ont., last week
MISSISSAUGA — Law enforcement officers, dignitaries, and grieving family members gathered today in Mississauga to pay their final respects to Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Constable
