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Canadians have until Monday to claim thousands in $4.75M Rexulti drug settlement
Canadians who took Rexulti and developed compulsive behaviours can claim thousands from a $4.75M settlement before Monday's deadline.
Gordie Howe International Bridge opens Monday with Canada-only ceremony
The federal government cancelled a joint U.S. celebration after Trump's tariff threats, but the Ontario-Michigan crossing will still...
Canada braces for Trump's 50% tariffs on hockey sticks, honey, and dairy
Prime Minister Carney says Canada is prepared to retaliate if the tariffs take effect Aug. 19, but is holding off on striking first.
Foreign service officers denied fertility treatment coverage file grievance
PAFSO claims Canadian diplomats stationed abroad face discrimination by being denied coverage for in vitro fertilization and other...
WestJet allows flight changes and cancellations for passengers amid strike threat
The Calgary airline is offering no-fee modifications for bookings between July 30 and August 4 as flight attendants prepare for a...
Heat warnings, poor air quality blanket the Prairies through the end of July
Environment Canada has issued heat warnings for much of Western Canada with daytime temperatures soaring into the 30s, compounded by...
Falling crime numbers across Canada challenge tough-on-crime legislation
Statistics Canada reports crime down almost everywhere in 2025, but Parliament passed three new criminal bills last month.
Prime Minister Carney says he wasn't clear enough explaining Gordie Howe bridge toll deal
The text of the cross-border agreement shows Canada will split toll revenue with the U.S. for the first 15 years of operation,...
Canada-wide arrest warrants issued for two suspects in Niagara Falls homicide
Maroof Bangi and Josta Grace MacNeal remain at large after a July 16 shooting death on Thorold Stone Road. Police warn both are armed...
Labour board rules Bank of Canada broke anti-scab law twice in security dispute
The Bank of Canada is exploring a court challenge after being told again not to use replacement workers during its June strike with...
Canadian retail sales rose 1.0% in May to $73.7 billion
Statistics Canada reports overall sales up across nine subsectors, led by gasoline stations. Core retail sales, excluding gas and auto...
B.C. wildfire evacuation orders expand as more than 80 blazes rage across the province
New overnight evacuation orders were issued Wednesday for communities in the Squamish-Lillooet region as heat and limited precipitation...
