G20 leaders end summit with pledges aligned to Trudeau agenda
NUSA DUA, Indonesia: The world's largest economies are closing the G20 summit with strong condemnation of Russia and a pledge to deepen collaboration aimed...
Trudeau to visit rare earths element processing plant in Saskatoon today
Saskatoon: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be in Saskatoon today to visit a rare earths element processing plant.
Lithium, graphite, nickel, cobalt, copper and the...
Prime Minister Trudeau says it’s up to provinces to make Orange...
Winnipeg: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is encouraging provinces and territories to step up reconciliation efforts with Indigenous Peoples but stopped short of saying they...
A Quebec man is dead after an off-road vehicle crash in...
A 34-year-old Quebec man is dead after an off-road vehicle crashed over the weekend in northwestern New Brunswick.
RCMP say three people were on an...
How population growth is affecting everything from jobs to housing in...
Ottawa: Rapid population growth is challenging economists’ understanding of the economy as they monitor how businesses and consumers are responding to high interest rates.
The...
Nearly 350 firefighters from the E.U. will help battle relentless Canadian...
A battalion of nearly 350 firefighters from the European Union will soon be on the ground in Quebec to help their Canadian counterparts tackle...
FlyOver Canada celebrates 10 years
To commemorate this special occasion, 10 percent of total sales on Canada Day will be donated to Mosaic BC, which assists refugees and immigrants...
Parents worried about new supervised drug use site near Montreal elementary...
Montreal: Worried parents say they were blindsided by a decision to open Montreal's first supervised drug-inhalation facility less than 100 metres from their children's...
Minister’s statement on lives lost to toxic drugs in 2024
Josie Osborne, Minister of Health, has released the following statement about the BC Coroners Service report on illicit drug toxicity deaths in 2024:
“Today, we...
Pandemic, remote work changed Canadians’ commuting habits in 2021: StatCan
Ottawa: Statistics Canada says there were 2.8 million fewer commuters in 2021 than in 2016.
In a new census release, the federal agency says COVID-19...