OTTAWA — Upgrading the Port of Churchill and its vital rail corridor will cost less than $3 billion, according to its owner, the Arctic Gateway
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Canada’s COVID Benefit Repayment Crackdown Disproportionately Impacts Low-Income Households, Study Finds
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
Canada’s High-Speed Rail Project Advances as Alto Makes First Strategic Land Purchase
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
17-Year-Old Boy Killed in Daytime North York Shooting; Toronto Police Launch Homicide Probe
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
China Implements Strict New Exit-Entry Law; Canada Issues High-Level Travel Advisory
OTTAWA — Following the nationwide implementation of China’s stringent new Exit-Entry Law, which drastically expands state authority over foreign travelers, the Canadian government has issued
$5.5M Taxpayer-Funded Daycare Left Derelict and Flooded Before Opening in Manitoba
A state-of-the-art daycare facility in Manitoba, built using $5.5 million in public funds, sits vacant and decaying in East St. Paul near Winnipeg without having
Canadian Exports to China Surge 30% to $21.7B Amid U.S. Trade Tensions
Canadian exports to China surged by 30 percent in the first half of 2026, reaching $21.74 billion amid escalating trade tensions with the United States.
Companies Bid to Trademark ‘Elbows Up’ Blocked by Canadian Intellectual Property Office
A competitive rush by companies to claim exclusive trademark rights over the phrase “Elbows Up” has run into a major roadblock, as the Canadian Intellectual
Canada’s RTO Policy Hits Snag as 34,000 Federal Staff Face Office Space Shortage
The Treasury Board of Canada is facing major hurdles in fully implementing its new return-to-office mandate (RTO4), which requires federal public servants to work on-site
Toronto Police Arrest Woman Following Vicious Dog Attack; Search Underway for Missing Dogs
A 40-year-old woman, Tanychia Black, has been arrested by Toronto police following a violent incident where her two dogs viciously attacked a 70-year-old man and