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About 90 per cent of federal public service cuts targeted permanent positions
Parliamentary Budget Officer releases online tracker showing shift in layoff strategy over the past year, with permanent jobs replacing...
Macaulay Culkin, Dan Levy, Annie Murphy honour Catherine O'Hara at Emmy Awards
The Schitt's Creek and Home Alone stars paid tribute to the 10-time Emmy-nominated Canadian actress who died in January at 71.
Canada opens four largest airports to private long-term concessions
Prime Minister Carney announced the plan at the Canada Investment Summit Tuesday, saying the federal government will retain land...
'Widow's Bay' sets Emmy comedy record with 14 wins, Matthew Rhys takes home three trophies
The Apple TV series broke the single-season comedy record Monday night, with star Matthew Rhys becoming the first man to win two leading...
All three youth pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Taig Savage's 2021 death
Two youth entered pleas September 14 in Kelowna; the third pleaded guilty September 4. A fourth accused remains charged with...
U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods expand as trade war intensifies
New 50% tariffs on 110 products took effect Tuesday, offsetting removals of duties on salt, sugar, and cement — a net trade value...
Federal government approves $76 million bailout for Flair Airlines amid fuel crisis
The Canada Enterprise Emergency Funding Corp. approved $76 million in emergency aid for Flair Airlines to offset soaring jet fuel costs...
Two Montreal men plead not guilty in cross-Canada human trafficking trial
Kevin Dorcleus-Cetoute and Jean Rodnil Dubois face charges related to a decade-long sex trafficking network that operated across four provinces.
B.C. government debt set to more than double in six years as deficit crisis deepens
A think tank analysis shows B.C. government total debt expected to reach $180.9 billion in 2026-27, up from $87.1 billion in 2020-21....
Man killed by police after armed domestic violence incident in Edmonton home
Three Edmonton officers discharged firearms at a 36-year-old suspect who entered a residence with a gun and shot a woman and infant....
Canadian government launches free AI literacy courses for teachers, students and workers
The federal government announced three no-cost AI courses as part of a National AI Literacy Initiative funded with $13 million. Teacher...
Alberta, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories sign pact to strengthen electricity grid with nuclear collaboration
The three jurisdictions will explore large-scale and small modular reactors while working to improve transmission between provinces and...
