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Atco Yellowhead Pipeline breaks ground this month, bringing 2,000 construction jobs to central Alberta
A $2.8-billion natural gas pipeline spanning 235 kilometres from Peers to Fort Saskatchewan is set to begin construction this September.
Arson suspect arrested after three fires near Whistler and Squamish
A 29-year-old man has been charged with arson following three suspicious fires along Highway 99 in late August that torched parts of the...
Federal government launches Digital Transformation Canada with former Google executive Patrick Pichette
New agency will equip public servants with emerging tools, use government purchasing power to help Canadian tech companies scale, and...
Canada Groceries Benefit replaces GST credit with 25% higher quarterly payments
The new benefit pays singles up to $679 and couples up to $890 per quarter, locked in through 2031. The second payment arrives October 5.
Majority of Albertans want premier Smith to align with 'Team Canada' on U.S. trade war
New Angus Reid poll finds 62% of Albertans believe national interests should come before provincial ones during tariff dispute, echoing...
Canada's climate crisis now largely irreversible, federal report warns of 3.5°C warming
Environment and Climate Change Canada released a second report showing that even with aggressive global emissions cuts, Canada will face...
Federal court orders release of records on Nazi war criminals who settled in Canada
Judge Simon Fothergill rejected the government's claim that disclosure would harm U.S.-Canada relations, calling it unsupported by evidence.
Canada's new vertical $20 bill features King Charles, debuts February 2027
The Bank of Canada unveiled a redesigned $20 note Thursday with security features never before used on Canadian currency. Queen...
Federal government collecting DNA from families of 29 Canadians missing after Nepal flood
A glacier collapse triggered a flash flood on August 26 that killed over 1,100 people. Ten Torontonians are among the missing Canadians;...
Federal government collecting DNA from families of 29 missing Canadians in Nepal
After a glacier collapse and flash flood killed over 1,100 people on Aug. 26, Global Affairs Canada is working with RCMP and local...
North Coast Transmission Line construction underway, expected to create 9,700 jobs
The B.C. project will employ 1,400 workers at peak construction and contribute nearly $10 billion annually to the provincial GDP, part...
Federal government spending $4.7 billion on 313 new Via Rail passenger cars built in Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the largest single investment in Via Rail's history. The passenger cars will be built at an Alstom...