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Canada becoming major hub for illegal wildlife trade
Investigation reveals how black-market wildlife trafficking is flying under regulatory radar across the country.
Brady Tkachuk traded to Panthers to join brother Matthew
The Ottawa Senators dealt their captain to Florida in exchange for two first-round picks and future draft assets.
Canada and Australia finalize Arctic radar partnership
Over-the-horizon system set to launch December 2029; Canada committing more than $6 billion to detect northern threats.
Egypt Wins First Men's World Cup Match at BC Place
Mohamed Salah scored twice as Egypt defeated New Zealand 3-1 Sunday night in front of 52,497 fans in Vancouver.
Canada and Australia ink deal for Arctic radar system
The system, set to begin operation in December 2029, will give Canada early-warning tracking capability in the Far North. Work begins July 1.
Auto talks set to begin Monday as Unifor seeks gains
Nearly 19,000 Canadian auto workers face crucial negotiations this week as Unifor and Detroit's Big Three begin contract talks in Toronto.
Saw Creek wildfire near Lytton grows to 704 hectares
The fire remains out of control Sunday as evacuation orders expand and Highway 1 closure continues between Boston Bar and Cornwall Road.
Canada defeats Switzerland on Wednesday for World Cup Group B top spot
A draw or win in Vancouver would give the men's team first place in Group B and keep the tournament on home soil through the knockout rounds.
Central Alberta orders halt to non-essential water use
Heavy rainfall overwhelmed wastewater systems in Beaumont, St. Albert, and other communities Sunday, forcing residents to stop showering...
Driver charged after stopping for turtle causes Highway 60 collision
A two-vehicle crash closed the highway for hours on June 10 when one car slowed for a turtle crossing.
Quebec town grants trees legal rights as living beings
Terrasse-Vaudreuil becomes the first municipality in Canada to recognize trees with formal rights to life, growth, and regeneration.
National Indigenous Peoples Day marks 30th anniversary across Canada
Communities from coast to coast honoured First Nations, Inuit and Métis contributions on Sunday, coinciding with the summer solstice.
