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U.S. border officials report 55 percent drop in drug seizures at Canada crossing
Acting Deputy Chief Jason Schneider told Congress that seizures at the northern border have plummeted, contradicting Republican claims...
Heat warnings blanket much of Canada as temperatures reach into the 30s on Canada Day
Yellow and orange heat warnings are in place across Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and the Northwest Territories...
PlayStation ditches physical game discs starting January 2028 in unprecedented industry move
Sony will cease releasing new PlayStation games on physical media, shifting the entire console ecosystem to digital-only distribution.
Sûreté du Québec investigates death in New Carlisle as 33-year-old held for questioning
A man was found unresponsive on Church Street early Wednesday morning in the Gaspé Peninsula with signs of injuries.
Canada slips to 25th in global happiness ranking, lowest position since 2011 report began tracking
The nation fell seven places from 2024 despite remaining among the world's happiest countries. Social media's effect on youth happiness...
Manitoba city declares state of emergency as flooding worsens
Dauphin is dealing with unprecedented water damage after 115 mm of rain in three days overwhelmed storm and wastewater systems;...
U.S. declines to extend CUSMA trade deal with Canada, Mexico
Trump administration opts not to extend agreement, triggering fresh negotiations and uncertainty.
Leaders call for unity on Canada Day amid separatist tensions
PM Carney and Gov. Gen. Louise Arbour address the country's 159th birthday as Albertans prepare for a fall separation vote.
First Canada grocery benefit payment lands July 3
Eligible Canadians receive inaugural quarterly payments under the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit program, replacing the HST/GST credit.
Canada debuts at Eurovision in 2027, Bulgarians to host
After joining the European Broadcasting Union, CBC will select an artist to represent the country at the song contest for the first time.
Smith shrugs off UCP backbencher's MOU criticism
Jason Stephan says federal pipeline deal is 'not good enough' as Alberta prepares for October separation vote.
Prime Minister Carney axes Trudeau climate plan, expects emissions to rise
Carney calls the previous government's approach 'too expensive' and 'divisive.' The shift prioritizes oil and gas expansion.
