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Canada Post ballot results today on tentative contract deal
Postal workers vote on five-year agreement after two years of labour strife and multiple strike threats.
PM Carney outlines federal antisemitism strategy
Government responds to rising hate incidents as advocacy groups demand action on radicalization and terrorism.
Authors' bookstores are thriving across the continent
From Nashville to New Mexico, writers are opening independent shops that celebrate literature and community.
Canadians receiving grocery rebate top-up this Friday
Eligible households will get a one-time GST/HST credit boost on June 5, ahead of the new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit...
Apotex targeting $1B in IPO shares
Drug maker to list on Toronto Stock Exchange with share pricing between $20 and $24 each.
EI system leaving gig workers behind, food banks warn
Canada's employment insurance was built for stable, full-time jobs. As more workers piece together income from part-time and contract...
High Gas Prices Push Alberta Families to Rethink Summer Plans
As fuel prices near $2 per litre in some areas, Lethbridge residents cut back on road trips and discretionary spending.
Canada Post workers vote on contract today
After more than two years of labour strife, postal workers will learn today if they've ratified a five-year deal.
Military aims to fill 300,000-person reserve with patriotism pitch
Defence planners say distinct uniforms and national pride could draw volunteers for a minimally trained mobilization force in emergencies.
Ottawa to outline antisemitism strategy as hate incidents surge
Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks on combating Jewish hate amid record-high incidents across Canada.
Connected vehicle data poses national security risk, Ottawa warns
Federal memo warns that data from advanced EVs could be weaponized for surveillance and tracking if it falls into adversaries' hands.
Alberta voters face historic separation referendum in October
Premier Danielle Smith added independence question to fall ballot, putting province's place in Canada directly to voters.
