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Canadians have until June 23 to claim up to $500 from LastPass breach settlement
Class-action settlement worth $4.2 million CAD opens claims for affected users whose data was stolen in 2022.
Canada beats Qatar 6-0 in first men's World Cup win on home soil
Calgarians among thousands cheering at BC Place as Canada advances in tournament play.
Canadian class-action settlement offers $8M for healthcare trust investors
Eligible investors who bought DRI Healthcare Trust securities between Feb. 2021 and Aug. 2024 can claim compensation; settlement hearing...
Tax Centre Backlog Hits 47 Weeks—Union Demands More Staff
Canada Revenue Agency workers are drowning in complex tax adjustments, with processing delays reaching 47 weeks—more than double the...
Manitoba appoints first reconciliation judge
Judge Jerilee Ryle, Anishinaabe from Lake St. Martin First Nation, becomes Canada's first associate chief judge of reconciliation;...
K'omoks First Nation pushes back on Poilievre's treaty opposition
Conservative leader says treaty fails to protect property rights; K'omoks chief says criticism ignores the text.
Suncor mandates local residency for 200 oilsands maintenance positions
Fort McMurray push to localize workforce marks shift away from transient work-camp model.
Tornado watch issued for Prince George as severe storms expected
Environment Canada warns of conditions favourable for tornado development, with strong winds, large hail, and heavy rain also possible.
Supreme Court allows lawsuit against former chief electoral officer to proceed
Joe Anglin's 2017 suit over 2015 campaign interference can move forward after court ruling.
James Burrows, sitcom director behind Cheers and Friends, dead at 85
The legendary television director, who shaped comedy for decades, passed away peacefully surrounded by family. His work influenced...
Ottawa police officer charged with assault in Oakville
Staff Sgt. Walt Lushman was off-duty when the June 12 incident occurred near a vehicle crash.
$80M in damage from Regina hailstorm shows rising cost of extreme weather
Saskatchewan's public insurer reports 10,000+ auto claims and 800 property claims just 10 days after June 9 storm.
