OTTAWA – Transport Canada has issued a recall for over 12,000 Toyota Tundra trucks across the country due to a software defect in the rearview
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Quebec Issues Urgent Warning: Churchill Falls Energy Deal “Must Not Fail”
OTTAWA – Quebec’s newly appointed Energy Minister, Jean Boulet, issued a sharp warning on Wednesday, asserting that the pending energy agreement with Newfoundland and Labrador
Poilievre Faces Crucial Leadership Review in Calgary Amid Shifting Political Tides
CALGARY – Pierre Poilievre faces a defining moment in his political career this Friday as Conservative Party delegates gather in Calgary for a high-stakes leadership
New Brunswick to Support Indigenous-Led Policing Following Community Tragedies
FREDERICTON – The New Brunswick government has officially entered discussions to establish a First Nations-led police force, a move aimed at giving Indigenous communities greater
India and Canada Strengthen Energy Ties: Move to Boost Oil and Gas Exports
PANAJI – In a significant move toward mending diplomatic ties and strengthening economic cooperation, India and Canada have agreed to drastically expand their bilateral energy
Montreal Snow Removal Crisis: One in Four Machines Inoperable, Mayor Warns
MONTREAL – Montreal’s winter maintenance operations are facing a severe equipment crisis, with Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada revealing that nearly 25% of the city’s snow
Healthcare Crisis Deepens: Patients Face Hours-Long Wait Times in Calgary
CALGARY – Alberta’s healthcare system continues to grapple with a severe overcrowding crisis, with patients in major cities like Calgary reporting “disastrous” conditions and wait
Nova Scotia on Track for 80% Renewable Energy Goal by 2030
HALIFAX – Nova Scotia is accelerating its efforts to source 80% of its electricity from green sources by 2030. Karen Gatien, Deputy Minister of Natural
Canada Launches National Campaign to Support Domestic Violence Survivors in the Workplace
Ottawa: A new national initiative has been launched across Canada to help employers identify and support staff members who may be experiencing domestic violence. The
‘Stop Killing American Citizens’: Manitoba Premier Expresses Outrage Over U.S. Violence
Winnipeg: Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew has issued a sharp and emotional call for peace in the United States, expressing deep concern over escalating political tension