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Canada's tax code gets biggest overhaul in 50 years with productivity deduction
Federal government announced the Productivity Mega Deduction, expanding eligible assets for immediate business investment from 15% to...
Banff land lease from Ottawa hangs over Alberta separation vote — what locals fear most
Banff sits on federally leased territory in Treaty 7 land. A referendum vote on Oct. 19 could trigger decades of negotiations over status.
Mark Carney warns Trump's U.S.-Russia diesel deal undermines Ukraine peace
Canada's special envoy told Zelenskyy the fuel agreement provides Moscow new revenue that could prolong the war.
2026 is a prime year to see rare pink Northern Lights across Canada
Maligne Lake in Jasper, Alberta has been ranked the world's best spot to view vivid rose-pink auroras this year, with several top...
Canada to build VIA Rail's first new passenger cars in four decades, rolling out 2031–2035
French and Swiss manufacturers Alstom and Stadler selected for $6.7-billion fleet overhaul replacing North America's oldest active train fleet
Carney arrives in Alberta for final push before Oct. 19 referendum vote
Prime Minister Mark Carney will be in the province this week as the separation referendum approaches. Foreign interference concerns...
Alberta grizzly bear poaching surges as four bears killed in three months
Fish and Wildlife investigating illegal killings across the province. A biologist warns the documented cases represent only a fraction...
Metro Vancouver voters want change on cost of living as October election approaches
Majority of residents in Vancouver, Richmond, and Surrey say it's time for new city councils, with affordability and housing among top concerns.
Premier Smith reverses Edmonton zoning changes, calling federal funding a 'bribe'
Alberta directed Edmonton to abandon rules allowing multi-unit housing in established neighbourhoods, citing property values and parking...
Stelco proceeds with Hamilton layoffs despite Ottawa's legal threat
The steel company says the layoffs don't breach its investment commitments as the federal government offered financial support before...
Nine dead in Pennsylvania shooting; Erie police call it unprecedented
A mass shooting in Erie killed 9 people including the suspected gunman, with authorities offering limited details as the investigation continues.
Canada lost 68,000 jobs in September; youth employment fell 1.8 percent
Statistics Canada reported Friday that September saw employment drop by 0.2 percent nationally, marking the second consecutive month of...
