OTTAWA — Canadian North has opened a new cargo terminal at Ottawa International Airport, bringing much-needed relief to residents in Canada’s remote northern regions by
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Carney says U.S.-Russia diesel supply deal hurts Ukraine peace cause
OTTAWA — Canada and Ukraine have expressed strong concerns over U.S. President Donald Trump’s new agreement to import diesel fuel from Russia. Canadian Prime Minister
Pope Leo XIV will undergo surgery to remove a nodule on his lung
Vatican City: Pope Leo XIV will soon undergo surgery to remove a nodular lesion on his lung after it was recently discovered. The 71-year-old pontiff
Elections Alberta ‘ready to deliver’ as advanced referendum polls to open this week
Edmonton: Advance voting begins this week for the high-stakes Alberta referendum, where voters will decide on crucial issues, including whether the province should remain part
Low turnout could favour separatists in Alberta referendum, Kenney worries
Calgary: Former Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has warned that low voter turnout in the upcoming referendum could pave the way for a victory for separatists.
Ontario Increases OINP Points for High Earning Skilled Workser
ONTARIO- The Ontario government has increased the points allocated to high-earning candidates under the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP). This move is expected to boost
2 window washers rescued after platform malfunctions at Montreal skyscraper
Two window washers were safely rescued by firefighters early Friday morning after becoming trapped on a high-rise scaffold in downtown Montreal. The incident occurred around
How Hurricane Isaias could impact Canadian weather over Thanksgiving weekend
OTTAWA- Meteorologists are warning that Canada could experience a sharp drop in temperatures during the upcoming Thanksgiving long weekend due to the influence of Hurricane
Gas prices up slightly in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick
ATLANTIC- Fuel prices across Atlantic Canada saw mixed changes overnight ahead of the Thanksgiving long weekend, with regular gasoline edging up slightly in Nova Scotia
It could be a tough winter at the grocery store, food experts and economists warn
OTTAWA- Food experts and economists warn that a global surge in diesel prices could lead to higher grocery bills for Canadian consumers this winter. The