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Trump's tariffs could shutter this Canadian town - its residents are fighting to save it
A century-old paper mill in Témiscaming, Quebec is indefinitely closed after the US imposed 50% tariffs on its products, putting hundreds out of work.
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Canada introduces bill to allow people to be euthanized after they lose capacity to decide
OTTAWA, Oct 27 - The Canadian government will introduce a new bill on Tuesday to allow people to request being euthanized at a later date when they have lost the mental capacity to make that decision…
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New Brunswick strikes deal to explore recovering metals from old mine waste
A U.S.-based firm is looking to turn decades-old mining waste at the Nigadoo mine near Bathurst, N.B. into something valuable.
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Canada Denies US Claim of Midterm Meddling
Canada rejects the US Embassy's claim of midterm meddling. The dispute adds political heat to tariff talks before the November 3 vote.
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Winnipeg police suspend Crime Stoppers tips following data breach
Winnipeg police have suspended their use of Crime Stoppers. Instead, it said it will try to accommodate anonymous information submitted via its tip line when possible.
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Public safety takes centre stage in closely watched Kelowna election race
The riding is drawing attention after the 2024 election, when Loewen narrowly defeated Wooldridge by just 40 votes.
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Miller says government moving quickly but no timeline for new digital regulator
In an interview with The Canadian Press, Miller said the government is moving as quickly as possible on digital safety bill C-34, which includes a ban on social media for kids.
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Canada Post CEO touts ‘early signs’ of recovery even as financial woes persist
At its annual public meeting, Doug Ettinger said Canada Post is winning back some of the parcel delivery market that has slipped away since 2019.
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Ottawa tells its diplomats not to meet with U.S. midterm candidates
A memo says meetings with other elected officials who aren't candidates in the midterms can happen if necessary, but they should be discussed in advance with senior officials.
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Air Canada cancels 5 more routes to U.S. destinations for 2027
In response to weaker demand, Air Canada announced it would be cancelling service on five routes between Canada and the U.S. beginning in 2027.
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Man extorted sister in $7M phone theft from Bell, police say
Ottawa police say they've arrested and charged a 45-year-old man following an investigation into the alleged theft of thousands of mobile phones worth $7 million.
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Property sales of illegal Israeli settlement lands challenged in complaint in Canada
A group of Canadians is calling on Canada's Competition Bureau, the country's fair marketing regulator, to investigate whether four Israeli real estate companies and a Canadian marketing firm lured…
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Property sales of illegal Israeli settlement lands challenged in complaint in Canada
Lawyers say four Israeli companies and a Canadian marketing firm likely engaged in 'materially false' promotion by saying homes were inside Israel rather than occupied Palestinian territory A Star of…
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CRA awards $12M contract to subsidiary of U.S. company over non-profit Commissionaires
The secretary of state in charge of the Canada Revenue Agency is defending the CRA's decision to award a $12-million security contract to a Canadian subsidiary of an American multinational company…
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Alberta votes overwhelmingly to remain part of Canada
The vote has been hailed by Prime Minister Mark Carney as "a clear choice" in favour of national unity.
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Alberta referendum a notable chapter in long history of grievance with Ottawa
While the majority of Albertans opted to stay in Canada, the referendum highlighted grievances towards the federal government that go back nearly a century.
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OSAP pause leads career college to suspend classes
An Ontario career college has suspended its academic operations as a result of a province-wide pause on student financial assistance to all private post-secondary institutions.
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Canada’s largest helium purification hub opens in southwestern Saskatchewan
Helium production is expected to boom after a facility began operating near in Saskatchewan Thursday. It is anticipated to increase the province's helium production by 40 per cent.
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Blues cool off hot Senators with 7-2 road win
Pius Suter, Jake Neighbours and Mason McTavish each had a pair of goals Tuesday night to lead the St. Louis Blues to a 7-2 win over the Ottawa Senators.
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1 dead in collision between motorcycle and SUV in Ottawa
Ottawa police say a 21-year-old man who was riding the motorcycle died in the crash. The female driver of the SUV sustained minor injuries and was transported to hospital.
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Canadian AI company turns away from U.S. government work amid trade tensions
An Ottawa AI company is turning away from U.S. government work amid trade tensions, highlighting Canada’s reliance on its southern neighbour.
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Senators ‘attitude adjustment’ paying off
The Ottawa Senators have only played five games but there's already a different vibe to the group.
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Yakemchuk scores winner as Sens edge Flyers 2-1
Carter Yakemchuk isn't known for showing a lot of emotion but the Ottawa Senators defenceman had plenty to celebrate on Thursday night.
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Montreal couple takes on marathon together following ALS diagnosis
Years after an ALS diagnosis changed their lives, a Montreal couple is taking on the Montreal Marathon together.
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Indigenous cultural burn near Osoyoos revives traditional fire stewardship
Smoke rising over the grasslands west of Osoyoos this week is part of a carefully planned burn aimed at doing more than reducing wildfire risk.
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Key takeaways from US Senate debate in Michigan between El-Sayed, Rogers
Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers are locked in a toss-up race for the US Senate.
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Yakemchuk scores winner as Sens edge Flyers 2-1
Carter Yakemchuk's first goal of the season was the game-winner in the Ottawa Senators' 2-1 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday night.
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Playoffs on the line as Lions host Redblacks
The B.C. Lions and Ottawa Redblacks have had very different seasons.
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Rideshare insurance fraud in Winnipeg prompts crackdown: MPI
Winnipeg rideshare drivers will face more enforcement to ensure they have the correct auto insurance, after a review found many are operating without the correct coverage.
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How AI is supercharging fraud and making scams impossible to detect
“With AI powering these scams, it’s just like rocket fuel, making them faster and more sophisticated,” said Chester Wisniewski, a cybersecurity specialist at Sophos.
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Manitoba PCs propose dedicated Crown unit for property crime
Manitoba's Opposition PC party said it will form a Crown attorney division to prosecute property crime. In response, the governing NDP said the PCs have 'no leg to stand on.'
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Lawyer seeks order forcing Quebec legislature members to swear oath to the King
Lawyers are seeking an emergency order from Quebec Superior Court that would require newly elected members of the provincial legislature to swear an oath of allegiance to the King.
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Canada’s Pacific Link Pipeline Explained for US Readers
Canada's proposed Pacific Link pipeline would add a second Pacific export route for Alberta oil, but US refiners would remain its biggest customers.
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Saskatoon Tribal Council inks $269M federal contract for child and family services
A group representing seven Saskatoon-area First Nations has entered a regional agreement with Ottawa to reform the child and family care system and keep kids in their family home.
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Woman dead after fire at Montreal homeless encampment
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada says the woman's death at the encampment serves as a reminder of the importance of eliminating homelessness.
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Fire displaces 30 people, injures 3 in Park Extension area of Montreal
William Murray, a section chief with the department, told Global News that the building was a first-floor commercial, second-floor residential structure.
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Westwood Hills residents welcome work on new emergency exit, but want more routes
Work will begin on the emergency exit from the community of Westwood Hills in early October, and the municipality is also gathering the public's input on more connector roads.
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How Canada could defend itself against an American invasion
Prime Minister Mark Carney recently revealed Canada has contingency plans for a possible military attack by the United States, calling it an “extreme tail risk” scenario that would nonetheless be…
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What a Chinese pollution crackdown can teach Canada about carbon pricing
In May, the federal government lowered the planned trajectory for Canada’s industrial carbon price. The system puts a price on greenhouse gas emissions to give companies a financial incentive to…
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Separatist party projected to win Quebec election, adding new test to Canada's unity
The Parti Québécois, which secured a minority, has vowed to hold an independence referendum in the years to come.