Canadian farmers are facing severe financial strain due to a combination of extreme weather, surging input costs, and volatile international trade disputes. In the Prairie
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Bedford, Nova Scotia: The sighting of a massive basking shark near the shore in Bedford, Nova Scotia, has sparked curiosity among local residents. The giant
Transport minister won’t guarantee prices won’t go up after airport privatization
OTTAWA- The federal government’s move to open up Canada’s major airports to the private sector has raised significant concern among air passengers and labor unions,
Closer ties with Europe could offer opportunities for Canada, but come with challenges
Opinion poll expert Nik Nanos has warned that moves toward closer alignment with the European Union could become a major political minefield for Canadian Prime
Student Campaigners Renew Push for Tuition Freeze at Memorial University of Newfoundland
St.JHON’S: As students settle into a new academic year at Memorial University of Newfoundland, student campaigner Nicholas Keough is renewing a long-standing political battle against
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VANCOUVER- Along with the growing convenience and popularity of e-scooters, a sharp rise in related injuries has become a central issue in the upcoming municipal
Canada remains silent on Turkey treatment of LGBTQ+ groups
OTTAWA- As negotiations for a free-trade deal with Turkey progress, Mark Carney’s Canadian government has hesitated to publicly condemn the severe crackdown on LGBTQ+ organizations
Calgary firefighters warn against flying drones over Ecco Recycling blaze
CALGARY- Efforts to fully extinguish a major fire at the Ecco Recycling facility in Calgary are ongoing, prompting the Calgary Fire Department to ban unauthorized
This map shows which Canadian cities are most impacted by tariffs
TORONTO- At the onset of a trade war with the U.S., researchers at the University of Toronto set out to better understand what the impact