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U.S. imposes 50% tariffs on $28 billion in Canadian goods; Carney vows dollar-for-dollar retaliation
Trade talks collapse after last-minute U.S. demands. Canadian businesses say the tariffs could force closures and job losses.
Unifor and GM reach tentative deal for 4,600 Canadian autoworkers
The union secured wage increases and benefits aligned with its Ford agreement, with ratification votes set for Aug. 29-30.
CPP and OAS payments hit bank accounts Thursday for eligible Canadians
New beneficiaries at 65 will receive an average of $877.01 monthly, with maximum payments reaching $1,507.65 for those who contributed more.
Box tree moth from Asia has spread across Ontario since first appearing in 2018
An invasive pest native to Asia that feeds on boxwood plants has rapidly colonized Ontario and five other Canadian provinces in just eight years.
South Okanagan enforcement operation seizes guns, $100K cash and 2.5 kg of drugs
UGET teams deployed to Penticton and Oliver recovered four firearms, 16 weapons and fentanyl, cocaine, crystal meth.
Retail sales across Canada rise 0.6% in June, but July shows early signs of slowdown
Statistics Canada reports June retail sales hit $74.3 billion, with core sales up 1.2%. Toronto CMA saw 3.9% growth. A preliminary July...
Some Canadian premiers quietly questioning Prime Minister's request to drop U.S. alcohol bans
Ontario and B.C. hesitate on restoring U.S. booze sales as trade talks near conclusion; Manitoba's premier encourages boycott.
Two stabbed at Edmonton Sikh temple; suspect released from jail day prior
A 27-year-old with a lengthy violent criminal history, released Thursday after serving time for aggravated assault, allegedly attacked...
National monument honouring LGBTQ+ persecution victims opens in Ottawa
Thunderhead sculpture funded by $145M settlement marks decades-long federal purge of queer and trans workers
Fraser Institute says B.C. court rulings on Aboriginal title are deterring investment
A Fraser Institute analysis argues that court decisions, DRIPA legislation, and Indigenous land agreements have created legal...
Canadian home sales rise for fourth straight month, remain below 2025 levels
July saw 38,100 homes change hands across Canada, up 0.5% from June but still 5.1% below last year's pace.
Tennis and pickleball players locked in court fight nationwide; experts say build more courts
B.C.'s Supreme Court dismissed a petition by tennis players seeking to restrict pickleball use, signalling a shift toward shared...
