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CAE shareholders could get money from $38.25 million class action settlement
A proposed settlement of $38.25 million in a securities class action against CAE Inc. and two former executives is pending court approval.
Quebec ferry NM Joseph-Savard damaged, NM Radisson to fill in for coming days
The NM Joseph-Savard struck the dock at L'Isle-aux-Coudres after an electrical failure. The STQ says the NM Radisson will take over.
Poilievre asks Ottawa to suspend fuel taxes until Canada Day and cut spending
The Conservative leader wants fuel taxes suspended until July and the government to meet its debt targets before the Nov. 5 budget.
Carney says he and Trump had 'good conversation' as stalled Canada-US trade talks continue
The prime minister says teams will keep working in the coming weeks toward a deal, ahead of Tuesday's U.S. midterm elections.
Ottawa's Building Canada Act and major projects proposals draw criticism over political discretion
A think tank argues federal project approval proposals increase political discretion and leave Indigenous consent unaddressed.
Enoch Cree Nation breaks ground on 166 homes, with 350 families waiting
The first phase of a neighbourhood planned for more than 500 homes is being built with $30 million in federal infrastructure financing.
Ontario Investing $1 Million to Expand the Bruce Trail at Former Talisman Resort
The province is putting $1 million toward turning the shuttered Talisman Mountain Resort near Kimberley into a permanently protected...
Binance freezes $2.5 billion as it investigates potential security breach
Stablecoin issuers Tether and Circle also froze funds; Binance says user funds are safe and will be covered.
Is Canada about to give the pharma industry its wishlist?
A CCPA analysis argues that a new federal task force on drug supply is dominated by industry voices.
Roch Voisine and George Stroumboulopoulos narrate 100 years of Royal Canadian Legion history
A short documentary traces the Legion's century of support for Veterans, with the two artists lending their voices to the story.
Canada's unions prepare joint fight against Ottawa's labour bill C-39
The Canadian Labour Congress says unions are setting up a 'war room' for a joint defence if the federal government uses the new powers.
Four soldiers killed, 39 hurt in fire at CFB Wainwright, Canadian Armed Forces confirm
The Canadian Armed Forces confirmed the deaths and said 19 of the wounded are in critical condition.
