VANCOUVER — Authorities in the Village of Clinton, British Columbia, have issued more than $15,000 in fines over the past two weeks to individuals defying
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Canada’s First New Air Tanker Delayed to Late 2027, Posing Challenges for Arctic Defense
OTTAWA — The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) will not receive its first newly built air-to-air refueling tanker until late 2027, posing ongoing challenges for
Experts Warn Long-Term Funding and Governance Hurdles Stand in Way of Canada’s Planned Pandemic Response Lab
WINNIPEG — Experts warn that Canada’s planned $267-million Medical Countermeasures Laboratory in Winnipeg faces significant long-term hurdles regarding sustainable funding, skilled staffing, and bureaucratic red
IRCC Faces Backlash After Recalling Citizenship Certificates and Passports Following Bill C-3 Implementation
OTTAWA — Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is facing intense criticism after asking around 100 new citizens to surrender their recently issued citizenship certificates
Canada Launches Targeted Weather Alert System to Boost Storm Warning Precision
OTTAWA — Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has officially modernized its severe weather warning system to deliver faster and significantly more precise alerts during
B.C. declares provincewide state of emergency as wildfires force thousands out of homes
VANCOUVER — British Columbia declared a province-wide state of emergency on Saturday as a fast-moving, destructive wildfire destroyed homes and forced more than 20,000 residents
Partner Arrested 7 Months After Indian Woman Himanshi Khurana Murdered in Toronto
TORONTO — Seven months after the murder of a 30-year-old Indian-origin woman in Toronto, Canadian police have arrested her partner in connection with the crime.
Conservative Leader urges prime minister to get tariff-free deal for Canadian goods
OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has warned Prime Minister Mark Carney against conceding ground to U.S. negotiators unless Canada secures complete tariff-free access for
Canada’s Unemployment Rate Drops to Two-Year Low of 6.4%
OTTAWA — Canada’s national unemployment rate reached its lowest point in two years in July, falling to 6.4 per cent following an unexpected surge of
Canada-U.S. relationships ‘transcend politics’: Poll shows Canadians support mutual aid
OTTAWA — Despite ongoing political friction and trade disputes, a vast majority of Canadians continue to support sending first responders across the border to assist