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Federal AI challenge opens for public servant ideas
Statistics Canada and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada want rank-and-file employees to pitch ways to use artificial intelligence on the...
Bank of Canada set to hold interest rates steady Wednesday
Experts say a rate cut is unlikely despite Canada's technical recession, with geopolitical uncertainty keeping inflation pressures alive.
Federal government to release AI strategy amid public trust gap
Ottawa's long-awaited AI plan arrives Thursday as Canadians remain among the world's least enthusiastic about the technology. Trust in...
Mounties search for suspect in Saskatchewan First Nation shooting
Police release video of suspect after woman killed in Pelican Narrows; two initially arrested people have been released.
B.C. murder trial hears graphic evidence in Kamloops case
Jury views photos of victim's body as RCMP forensic investigators describe evidence in the trial of Vitali Stefanski, accused of killing...
Alberta, Quebec explore closer economic ties
Premier Danielle Smith pitches business partnership during first Quebec visit, highlighting shared economic potential.
Albertans leading Canada in seeking financial advice from AI
One in five Albertans surveyed used ChatGPT or similar tools for money guidance last year — the highest rate in the country. Experts...
Manitoba premier wants Trump to reverse tariff course
Wab Kinew pushes back on forced-labour tariffs, says Canada and U.S. should work together to strengthen economies and lower cost of living.
Government overrides CRTC on streaming service payment demands
Ottawa will provide $600 million to media instead of requiring Netflix and others to triple their contributions to Canadian content.
Cutting development fees alone won't fix housing, feds told
The federal housing agency says slashing municipal charges would boost only marginal supply in most cities and isn't a cure-all for...
Sun Life agrees to $213.5M settlement for overcharged insurance policyholders
Class-action lawsuit targeting MetLife policies sold in the 1980s and 1990s moves toward approval, with hearing set for September.
Banff's Bow Glacier Falls trail remains closed after deadly rockfall
Section of popular hiking trail in Alberta's Rocky Mountains shut down since June 2025 after incident killed two hikers.