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Federal advocates push to lower youth nicotine use to under 5 per cent by 2045
Health organizations are demanding stricter vaping measures as nicotine use surges among Canadians under 25.
Canada edges toward recession as economy contracts
Two consecutive quarters of GDP decline spark debate over whether country has entered technical recession.
Meteor explosion visible from Montréal creates widespread shock
Natural object entering atmosphere near Boston triggers double boom heard across region from Delaware to Quebec.
Canoeist drowns on Upper Rideau Lake without life-jacket
A 24-year-old Brampton man died after his canoe capsized Saturday evening. Police say he was not wearing a life-jacket.
White supremacists rally in Shawinigan draws swift condemnation
Quebec political leaders denounce weekend demonstration supporting 'White Quebec' in Mauricie region.
Signals workers strike halts CPKC rail across Canada
Nearly 300 workers walk off the job Sunday after failed contract talks. Operations continue under contingency plans.
Norway stuns Canada for first World Championship medal
Noah Steen scores OT winner as Norway secures bronze, ending Canada's three-tournament medal drought.
United flight to Spain turns back after mid-flight security concern
Boeing 767 with 190 passengers landed at Newark after Bluetooth device incident; replacement flight took off Sunday.
Bell bringing NHL games back to Canadian screens via Crave
After years off air, Bell will stream Monday night games on Crave next season as Canadian NHL broadcast landscape shifts across multiple...
AI infrastructure boom driving surge in cargo theft
Thieves are using AI to target high-value shipments destined for data centres, costing supply chains nearly $1 billion last year.
Advocates demand stricter federal limits on youth nicotine use
Health organizations call for Ottawa to reduce nicotine consumption below 5% by 2045 as vaping among young Canadians rises.
Woman who lost baby to forced adoption urges Ottawa to apologize
Christine Nayler's petition calling for federal recognition of Canada's coercive adoption practices has crossed 600 signatures.
