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Summerland wildfire evacuee calls for overhaul of B.C. emergency alert and support systems
A retired 911 dispatcher who fled the Bald Range wildfire says emergency alerts failed to reach everyone and the online evacuee...
Trade talks collapse as U.S. demands prove unacceptable to Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney walked away from negotiations over auto tariffs, trade-deal restrictions, and cultural program subsidies....
Pear Lake wildfire in B.C. expands to 1,600 square kilometres with evacuation orders widening
More properties in the Bonaparte Plateau, Blue Sky Country, Pavilion and Marble Lake areas are now under evacuation orders as the...
Ford backs Carney's retreat from U.S. trade deal, calls for strategic tariff retaliation
Ontario's premier supports the PM's decision to walk away from negotiations, urges retaliation targeting politically significant American states.
National 2SLGBTQ+ monument unveiled in Ottawa honours those purged from Canadian civil service
A new cylindrical monument called Thunderhead sparkles with thousands of tiny mirrors — honouring approximately 9,000 people forced out...
Bald Range wildfire expands to 24,622 hectares west of Summerland with evacuation orders in effect
The blaze has grown over two weeks with 13 evacuation alerts and 8 evacuation orders still active. The BC Wildfire Service maintains...
Connected cars pose privacy risks, Quebec report warns — 12 major vulnerabilities identified
A new government report flags cybersecurity, location tracking, unfair insurance practices, and non-consensual filming as major privacy...
Canada-U.S. trade collapse triggers business warnings across the country
As 50% tariffs take effect on $28 billion in Canadian exports, chambers of commerce and small business groups warn the levies could...
Canada's Ebola quarantine is keeping aid workers home as outbreak accelerates
The mandatory 21-day quarantine for people returning from the DRC, Uganda and South Sudan expires Aug. 29 — and humanitarian workers say...
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.
