Ottawa: Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez shared an image on Thursday morning featuring Canada’s iconic red maple leaf added to the European Union (EU) flag.
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Canada–U.S. Trade Talks Reach Critical Stage Ahead of Trump’s 50% Tariff Deadline
OTTAWA- Trade negotiations between Canada and the United States have reached a critical impasse, as both nations attempt to resolve high-stakes disputes and avert President
Driver charged with stunt driving after rental car clocked at 185 km/h: OPP
NORTHERN ONTARIO- A 23-year-old man from Concord, Ontario, is facing serious stunt driving charges after being stopped by provincial police for travelling at more than
B.C. Ferries adding 5% fuel surcharge starting in mid-June
VICTORIA: In response to skyrocketing global fuel prices, BC Ferries has announced that it will implement a temporary five per cent fuel surcharge on all
Calgary gas prices jump by 17 cents per liter
CALGARY: Following a brief dip earlier this week, fuel prices in Calgary have surged once again. By Thursday morning, gas stations across most parts of
David Coon stepping down as New Brunswick Green Party leader
FREDERICTON: David Coon, the long-standing leader of the New Brunswick Green Party, has announced his decision to step down after 14 years at the helm.
Alberta energy deal does little to reduce Canada’s emissions: report
OTTAWA: The new energy agreement signed between Ottawa and the province of Alberta has been labeled a failure by the Canadian Climate Institute, a leading
NCC to open two swimming locations with views of Parliament Hill
The National Capital Commission (NCC) has announced the installation of public swimming docks on both sides of the Ottawa River, allowing residents and visitors to
Thousands of vehicles recalled in Canada for faulty airbag inflators and engine issues
More than 17,000 vehicles are being recalled across Canada following two separate safety notices issued by prominent automotive manufacturers. The recall campaigns, which address potentially
FIFA World Cup 2026: TTC Announces Extensive Subway Closures and Disruptions for Critical Track Repairs Next Week
TORONTO: In a race against time to prepare the city’s public transit infrastructure for the upcoming FIFA World Cup, the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) has
