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Carney won't expel U.S. envoy over '51st state' rhetoric
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada will continue working with U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra despite his amplification of Trump's...
Canada child benefit payment rising in July with top-up arriving this week
Eligible families will receive an additional GST top-up payment on June 5 before quarterly payments increase 25% under the new Canada...
Federal AI strategy launches with emphasis on trust and workers
Minister Solomon says new framework prioritizes privacy and data protection for Canadians.
Census follow-up underway; non-compliance carries fines up to $1,000
Statistics Canada is contacting households that missed the May 12 deadline to complete the 2026 Census questionnaire. Penalties for...
Four Canadian universities rank in global top 0.4%
University of Toronto holds first place nationally for fourth consecutive year in CWUR rankings.
Quebec records first tornado of 2026 in Saguenay region
An EF0 tornado touched down near Saint-Thomas-Didyme on May 25, producing winds up to 100 km/h and causing minor damage across a 750-metre path.
3-year-old dies after bouncy castle swept up by wind in Quebec
A child critically injured when an inflatable structure was lifted and thrown by powerful wind gusts at a community event in LaSalle has died.
Canada expedites visas for Palestinian students stranded abroad
37 Gazan students and families get fast-tracked processing after years-long advocacy campaign.
Federal dental plan opens new enrollment as 6.5M Canadians covered
Applications for 2026-2027 benefit year begin Tuesday. Members save average $900 yearly on oral care.
Inquest begins into MPP's nephew's death in custody
Kevin Mamakwa died at Thunder Bay Jail in 2023. Father hopes inquest drives better mental-health support in correctional facilities.
Early retirement program will slash departmental budgets
Federal departments losing employees to early retirement will see their operating budgets cut by half each person's salary.
PM Carney says economic plan 'settling in' despite recession
Prime Minister acknowledges 'weakness' after Canada enters technical recession with two consecutive quarters of negative growth.
