Canada's Education Minister Brendan Maguire sparked controversy during a Nova Scotia House of Assembly debate by stating that parents have no rights over their children.

Accurate CMM Services has announced a new partnership, becoming the West Coast distributor for Verisurf CMM Software.

The Liberal government's proposal to simplify the application process for the disability tax credit has received broad support from opposition parties and advocates, who view the changes as long overdue.

Quebec's emissary has warned that Ottawa's 'wait-and-see' strategy in the CUSMA review carries significant risks, stating that the uncertainty is already having real impacts.

Major oil companies are reportedly turning their attention to Canada's energy sector, seeking opportunities for resurgence in response to ongoing geopolitical upheaval in the Middle East.

Today's National Post briefing includes updates on the Liberals taking a health committee meeting private and Tumbler Ridge families filing a lawsuit against OpenAI.

Columnist Adam Pankratz argues that Canada's true economic adversary is not external factors like Trump, but rather the Liberal government's excessive regulatory policies. Industry leaders are reportedly concerned that these self-inflicted rules are hindering investment and productivity.

A pair of peacocks, stolen overnight from a roadside hotel parking lot in central Alberta, have been safely recovered after being found in a rural ditch, according to RCMP.

Conservative MP Jamil Jivani, who has a personal relationship with U.S. Vice President JD Vance, is in Washington for a networking conference, with Poilievre suggesting Carney should leverage all relationships.

High-level talks involving 50 countries, including Canada, have begun in Santa Marta, Colombia, to negotiate and accelerate the global transition away from fossil fuels. Colombian President Gustavo Petro warned of a "point of no return" without the Amazon's role in climate regulation.

A Toronto police officer, described as the 'genesis' of a months-long corruption investigation, was denied bail again on Wednesday morning in Toronto.

LegalBison has partnered with Bitcoin.com to release an exclusive research series on MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) as EU crypto compliance deadlines approach.

Newfoundland and Labrador's Health Minister has controversially suggested that residents should "sue the government" if persistent medical transport delays in northern Labrador are not resolved, stating she cannot accept her position under current conditions.

SeoProfy has announced an expansion of its technical SEO audit services, now covering more than 300 data points and including prioritized implementation plans for clients.

LaFleur has entered into an agreement to acquire McKenzie East, a company based in Canada, indicating a strategic business expansion.

A South Korean bidder has put forward a proposal to build military vehicles in Canada, contingent on winning a submarine contract.

A northern Alberta hospital has postponed elective surgeries, including one patient's gallbladder procedure requiring an airlift, due to problems with sterilizing surgical tools.

Allied Critical Metals has publicly stated its intention to pursue a listing on the TSX Venture Exchange.

Lululemon founder Chip Wilson has voiced concerns regarding the appointment of Heidi O’Neill to a top leadership position, suggesting the CEO search should be re-examined by a refreshed board as a proxy fight intensifies.

The Greek Community of Toronto announced upcoming dates for their theater show "TO TELEFTAIO POTO STO LIMANI" on May 23, 24, and 31.

Zoey Merkestyn, a girl living with cerebral palsy, has found bowling to be both therapeutic and empowering. She is now preparing to compete in national tournaments, demonstrating that anything is possible with determination.

AMZFAST has launched its award-winning 2026 gaming monitor lineup across North America and Europe, introducing new display technologies to the competitive gaming hardware market.

Frustrated by the state of Montreal's roads, a local landscaper has taken on the task of fixing potholes himself, reportedly spending about $50 out of his own pocket for each repair.

Recent political polls have indicated a halt in the decline of support for Estonia's Isamaa party and strong, extended support for Alberta's United Conservative Party. These separate findings reflect current public sentiment for the respective political groups.

Opinion pieces from Canadian media outlets criticize a recent government fiscal update and broader economic policies, arguing they fail to address the country's economic decline. The critiques suggest a disconnect between government plans and economic realities.

Union officials have announced that Bestar, a furniture manufacturer based in Quebec, will be shutting down its factories.

A tow truck driver in rural Saskatchewan, Clint Gottinger, successfully rescued a moose that was trapped in ice, preventing the animal from further harm.

Canada is set to establish a sovereign wealth fund, with details emerging on its potential structure and operational mechanisms.

The Canadian federal government has pledged $660 million over five years to national sport organizations, aiming to boost sport participation following a report that highlighted a "widespread funding crisis" in Canadian sport.

Frances Widdowson, an academic known for her controversial views on Canada's residential school system, was arrested and fined for trespassing at the University of Lethbridge over the weekend.

Defesio's Emora Email has introduced a new quantum-resistant security layer designed to protect against increasingly sophisticated AI-driven cyber threats.

The Canadian federal government has disclosed the six foundational pillars of its long-awaited and frequently delayed national artificial intelligence strategy, outlining Ottawa's objectives for the evolving technology.

The Justice Minister has indicated openness to expanding the legal definition of sexual deepfakes, a move also being considered by opposition Members of Parliament, amidst warnings about the rise of AI-generated sexual images.

An opinion piece by M. Khadiyatoulah Fall explores the complex relationship between Quebec, political Islam, and the concept of democratic responsibility, advocating for moving beyond inflammatory rhetoric.

'As I've said every time, I'm the federal minister, so I'm the guardian of the Canada Health Act,' said Michel

A recent Zacks Analyst Blog has highlighted several prominent technology companies, including Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Apple. The blog likely provides analysis or insights into these industry giants.

Royalty Management Holding Corporation has completed a year of successful dividend payments and announced the extension of its annual cash dividend to shareholders.

High energy prices are creating a favorable environment for bullish traders in the Canadian Dollar, presenting a unique opportunity for currency investors.

DSI has published a 'Reference Guide to Railing' designed to simplify the process of selecting a railing system. The guide aims to assist consumers and professionals in making informed decisions.

Holy Crap Foods, a wholly owned subsidiary of Restart Life Sciences, has officially launched its products on Walmart Canada's digital marketplace.

A young boy has died after falling from an apartment window on Laurier Avenue E. in downtown Ottawa, near the University of Ottawa, according to police and paramedics.

Edison has released a new analytical report providing insights and analysis on Halyk Bank, traded under the ticker HSBK.

An Ontario driver has been fined $2,500 for a "profound and avoidable tragedy" that resulted in the death of an 88-year-old grandmother, whose relatives highlighted the irony of her losing her life on a road she advocated to make safer.

A new report suggests that the omnivorous diet is waning in Canada, potentially due to the country leading the G7 in food inflation for four consecutive months.

A significant Finnish registry study indicates that medical gender transition may lead to increased psychiatric needs, adding to evidence that such treatments do not always deliver promised mental health benefits, a trend Canada has yet to fully address.

DoorDash is broadening its grocery delivery services across Canada by partnering with Empire, aiming to enhance its market presence.

Toronto homeowners are implementing various security measures, such as strengthening window glass with security film, in response to a recent increase in brazen home invasions.

The federal Liberals are set to present their spring economic update, with Prime Minister Mark Carney indicating a more favorable financial position. The update is expected to show smaller-than-forecasted deficits, suggesting an improved bottom line for the Canadian economy.

ValuEngine has published its weekly market summary and commentary for April 27, 2026, offering an overview of market performance and trends.

Police in Sarnia, Ontario, have arrested a London man in connection with a fatal shooting that occurred on Lambton College's campus earlier this month.

Sentinel in talks to make drones in Canada for Ukraine through joint venture, sources say  The Globe and Mail

Environmental activists in British Columbia are actively challenging the provincial government's support for new natural gas pipeline projects, citing environmental concerns.

EarthLabs Inc. announced its GAAP Earnings Per Share (EPS) for the period was C$0.06.

Christine Keilback, a Winnipeg resident, experienced an unexpected incident when she plunged into a large hole located in a city boulevard after returning home from a movie.

An annual audit of antisemitism in Canada reports the highest number of incidents since 1982, prompting calls for a Royal Commission and government responses.

Home sales in British Columbia are projected to decrease by 2.1 percent in 2026, according to a new forecast. This anticipated decline is attributed to a challenging economic environment impacting the housing market.

A new $10 million partnership has been established with the goal of deploying real-time artificial intelligence solutions to enhance cybersecurity measures.

NDP Member of Parliament Alexandre Boulerice has announced his intention to leave federal politics to run provincially in Quebec. He will sit as an independent MP until the fall.

DoorDash shares gained after the company announced a significant expansion of its grocery delivery services across Canada.

This article previews what to expect from lululemon athletica's upcoming Q1 2026 earnings report.

RBC Wealth Management has received dual recognition for its innovative application of artificial intelligence to better empower its financial advisors.

An investigation into the traceability of Canadian gold revealed its origin in a Colombian mine reportedly controlled by a drug cartel, raising questions about the purity and source of the precious metal.

A bright fireball, believed to be a meteor, was captured on video as it streaked across the night sky over Victoria on Vancouver Island, prompting over 100 reports to the American Meteor Society from as far south as Oregon.

According to sources, Canada has been selected to host the headquarters of a newly established multinational defense bank. This decision marks a significant development for Canada's role in international defense finance.

An official has announced that Canada will serve as the headquarters for a future financial institution linked to NATO.

Iranian football officials reportedly left Canada before the FIFA Congress, citing an 'insult' experienced at the airport. This incident led to their absence from pre-World Cup football events in the country.

Capital Power announced its financial results, reporting an Adjusted Funds From Operations (AFFO) of C$0.98 and revenue of C$1.21 billion. The company also released the voting results from its 2026 annual meeting of shareholders.

A request for FIFA President Gianni Infantino to receive a police escort during FIFA meetings in Vancouver, British Columbia, was denied by the Vancouver Police Department.

The Ontario government is facing criticism for its policies that have effectively eliminated the resale ticket market, leading to new problems for consumers and the industry.

A Calgary judge has approved a settlement in a class-action lawsuit, granting payouts ranging from $24,000 to $422,000 to approximately 40 former students. These students were abused by two teachers at a local junior high school.

A Canadian parliamentary health committee meeting was moved behind closed doors, drawing criticism from Conservative health critic Dan Mazier. Mazier highlighted concerns over the PrescribeIT program, whose budget has reportedly increased from $40 million to $300 million.

General Motors announced a $691 million investment in its St. Catharines Propulsion Plant in Ontario to support the production of its latest V-8 engines for trucks and SUVs.

Canada has officially approved the first generic version of Novo Nordisk's popular diabetes drug, Ozempic. This approval is expected to introduce a more affordable alternative to the market.

Lululemon Athletica and its founder, Chip Wilson, are reportedly at odds regarding the nomination of candidates for the company's board of directors.

Neotech Metals has signed an agreement to acquire the Torrance Project from Kenorland Minerals. This acquisition marks a significant development for both companies in the mining sector.

A woman in St. Anthony captured a viral video of a polar bear wandering near her parents' home, approximately 50 feet away.

Articles discuss the challenge of shielding children from the negative impacts of social media. One perspective highlights the skills children need to learn for self-protection, while another argues that government intervention is unlikely to be the solution for parents.

A commentary criticizes the Canadian Supreme Court's carbon tax ruling, alleging it reversed the Constitution and left Section 92A in tatters.

Both major US political parties are reportedly increasing pressure on Canada regarding its supply management system, particularly concerning dairy products like milk.

A Saskatchewan regulator has ruled against 'blanket immunity' for former teachers at a private Christian school facing historical charges, rejecting their argument that the regulatory board did not exist at the time of the allegations.

Thomson Reuters shareholders have voted to approve a CAD 605 million return of capital and a share consolidation plan.

A CBC News poll reveals that 60% of Albertans find it difficult to meet their monthly expenses, an eight percent increase since last spring and the highest level in eight years.

Newfoundland and Labrador's new Progressive Conservative government has unveiled its first full-year fiscal plan, focusing on affordability and spending pledges while also highlighting ongoing provincial fiscal woes.

Dismantling has commenced on a 55-year-old controversial fountain in San Francisco, despite efforts by advocates to save the structure and its 96-year-old Quebecois sculptor.

Arc Resources and Wal-Mart de Mexico are among the companies that have released their first-quarter financial results. These reports provide updates on their performance for the period.

Newpath Resources has announced the appointment of Kevin Ma to the positions of Chief Financial Officer and Director. This move marks a significant change in the company's executive leadership.

Christine Keilback recounted her experience of falling through the ground on her boulevard and getting stuck in a previously undiscovered hole in Winnipeg, Canada.

The City of Winnipeg announced it will begin repairs on a hole in the Wolseley area on Thursday, days after firefighters rescued a woman who had been trapped in it for approximately 40 minutes.

Canada's Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne presented the spring economic update, highlighting the government's fiscal discipline. However, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre remained critical of the deficit figures.

The federal government of Canada announced its intention to ban crypto ATMs, aiming to protect citizens from scammers who use these machines to defraud victims.

As the personal tax deadline approaches, Canadians are examining tax claims and loopholes, including the practice of 'mother-in-law doors' in Newfoundland and Labrador, which may have been used as a tax avoidance strategy.

The Canadian Liberal government is reportedly exploring options to utilize capital from airports and other public assets to expand a sovereign wealth fund.

FIFA stated that its president, Gianni Infantino, was unaware of a reported request for a special police motorcade in Vancouver ahead of the FIFA Congress.

The Canadian federal government is proposing $6 billion over five years to recruit, train, and hire up to 100,000 new skilled trades workers under the 'Team Canada Strong' initiative to boost trades and tackle youth unemployment.

Canada's Jobs Minister, Patty Hajdu, is facing criticism for repeatedly making statements that were later found to be inaccurate, potentially bolstering opposition unity.

A new article suggests that maintaining casual friendships can be an effective strategy to alleviate loneliness among older adults, highlighting the importance of these less intense social connections.

WestJet flight attendants have served a formal notice of dispute, raising concerns about 'unpaid work' and claiming they work 35 hours monthly without compensation, according to the Canadian Union of Public Employees.

TFI International has reported a substantial increase in its Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) shipments over recent months.

Reports from April 28, 2026, provide an overview of stock market activity alongside the best available interest rates for high-yield savings accounts, CDs, and money market accounts. These updates offer a snapshot of the day's financial landscape and consumer banking opportunities.

FIFA reportedly asked the Canadian government to provide president Gianni Infantino with a large-scale motorcade that even the prime minister doesn't get.

Kingsdale Advisors has published its early insights for the 2026 proxy season, noting a 28% rise in shareholder activism and growing influence from retail investors.

Adia Nutrition announced that three of its pivotal clinical studies have reached a significant milestone, receiving major Institutional Review Board (IRB) approval, with final approval now anticipated.

A Red Metal Induced Polarization (IP) survey is currently underway at the Carrizal Property, as reported by The Globe and Mail.

Analysts have offered their perspectives on real estate companies, including Gaming and Leisure (GLPI), Prologis (PLD), and Region Group (OtherSCPAF).

DNA tests intended to reunite families for immigration purposes are instead causing separation, as hopeful fathers in Canada file for reunification only to face devastating results.

A business brief discusses the launch and objectives of the 'Canada Strong' initiative, aiming to bolster the national economy.

An opinion piece criticizes former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney's proposal for a sovereign wealth fund, framing it as an admission of Liberal government failures and a hostile environment for private investment.

Residents of a 55-plus social housing complex in Winnipeg express concerns over safety and deteriorating living conditions, which they attribute to new tenants with a history of homelessness.

Wages in Nova Scotia, Canada, grew significantly faster than inflation in 2025 compared to the rest of Canada, largely attributed to substantial increases in the healthcare and social assistance sectors, despite ongoing economic uncertainties.

Analysts are offering their insights and perspectives on energy companies including Halliburton (HAL), Baker Hughes Company (BKR), and Expand Energy (EXE).

More than 700 members of the Innu community in Quebec, descendants of Christine Kichera and Adelaïde Matshiragan, are taking the Canadian government to court after being removed from the Indian Register by the federal Office of the Indian Registrar.

The global debut event for FREELANDER, 'The Night of FREELANDER,' experienced an overwhelming turnout, with attendance exceeding invitations and igniting enthusiasm.

A lawyer for former Mountie William Majcher argued that the Crown has not proven his client threatened an alleged B.C.-based fraudster at the behest of the Chinese government during his foreign influence trial.

An agency report indicates that the runway at Billy Bishop Airport may require up to 900 meters of new landmass to accommodate jet aircraft.

NTG Clarity Networks announced its GAAP Earnings Per Share (EPS) was C$0.10, with revenue reaching C$83.35 million.

Shell has announced its intention to acquire Canada's ARC in a $16.4 billion deal. This acquisition is expected to boost Shell's output and expand its operations in Canada.

Shares of CAE Inc. saw an increase following market speculation regarding potential takeover interest in the company.

Abitibi Junior announced substantial resource growth, including 77% indicated and 70% inferred, with its maiden high-grade underground estimate.

Prince Edward Island's lobster fishing season has officially commenced with 'setting day' for Lobster Fishing Area 26A, a crucial annual event for the island's fishing families.

Canada has introduced a new pathway to citizenship for individuals with a Canada-born ancestor, a policy that could qualify millions and has already seen thousands of Americans lining up to apply.

Claims of antisemitism and leadership failure within the Toronto Police force have led to a loss of public confidence, prompting calls for action.

Shell has reversed its previous course in Canada by acquiring ARC Resources for $14 billion, signaling a renewed focus on oil and gas operations.

Brian Peckford, one of the original framers of Canada's Constitution Act, 1982, has voiced concerns that the Liberal party is 'hijacking' the Charter, while also defending the controversial notwithstanding clause.

SATO Technologies Corp. has reported its audited fiscal year 2025 results, while MustGrow Biologics Corp. also announced its fiscal year earnings. Both companies released their financial performance data for the recent fiscal period.

A region renowned as the 'Polar Bear Capital' is actively pursuing its strategic ambitions to establish itself as a significant gateway to the Arctic.

Investors in Regencell Bioscience Holdings Limited (RGC) have been alerted to a June 23, 2026, deadline to apply as lead plaintiff in a securities class action case. The law firm Kaplan Fox issued the alert regarding the ongoing legal action.

Several Amplify and YieldMax exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have announced their latest dividend or weekly distribution declarations. These include various income and option strategy ETFs.

Multiple companies, including The Cheesecake Factory, Mattel, and Bausch Health Companies, have announced their first-quarter financial results. These reports detail their GAAP and Non-GAAP earnings per share and revenue figures for the quarter.

Canadian Pacific Kansas City announced first-quarter non-GAAP EPS of $1.04, exceeding estimates by $0.26, and reported revenue of $3.7 billion.

The body of 20-year-old Alexander Nguyen, who went missing on July 1, 2025, while sightseeing with his parents in Shannon Falls Provincial Park, has been found near Squamish, British Columbia.

Families are suing OpenAI, alleging that its chatbot aided in a Canadian school shooting in February and that the company failed to alert authorities to signs of a threat.

CIBC has reaffirmed its Outperform rating for Equinox Gold (EQX), suggesting that current gold prices present a favorable entry point for investors.

A phase of a development in Markham has completely sold out, marking a positive highlight in an otherwise slow real estate market. The adaptable layouts support multi-generational households and rental income.

Conservative MP Kelly DeRidder has spoken out, claiming the Liberal party used tactics of intimidation and flattery in an attempt to pressure her to cross the floor.

Analysts have presented conflicting sentiments regarding the performance and outlook of various industrial goods companies, including Proto Labs, Air Canada, and Watsco.

Columnist Jamie Sarkonak suggests that Conservatives should better target Mark Carney, arguing that spending energy on losing battles is not strategic.

Canada is experiencing a record number of antisemitic incidents in 2025, leading to criticism that Prime Minister Mark Carney's government is failing to adequately address anti-Jewish hate.

Polen Focus Growth Strategy has provided its insights and analysis on Shopify (SHOP), detailing its perspective on the e-commerce platform's investment potential.

Murray Brook Minerals has announced significant sampling results from its Legacy Project, with assays showing up to 12.00% copper (Cu) and 152 g/t silver (Ag).

A judge has ordered an Indigenous sentencing report for an offender who claimed to be Caucasian despite having an Inuit surname, noting that the individual was 'plainly not' Caucasian.

Columnist John Ivison argues that the current government, associated with Mark Carney, needs to focus on saving Canada rather than broader global issues, despite initial positive signals.

An opinion piece by Peter MacKinnon argues that the primary threat to universities' commitment to the search for truth comes from within the institutions themselves, rather than from external pressures.

James Poker was abruptly released from a Saskatchewan treatment facility at age 16 after aging out of the system, with his father only discovering his release upon seeing him on the streets of their remote northern community of Natuashish.

Analysts are reportedly expressing conflicting sentiments regarding industrial goods companies Waste Connections (WCN) and Moog (MOG.A), indicating varied outlooks on their performance.

Trident has announced significant gold intersections, including 15.11 g/t Au over 51.83m, at its Contact Lake Gold Project in Saskatchewan.

Indian singer Diljit Dosanjh performed in Vancouver, making a statement about his presence near the historic Komagata Maru site.

The Carney government in Canada is proposing legislative changes, included in the 2026 spring economic update, to grant law enforcement the authority to search and seize Canadians' mail.

An article revisits the dynamics and trends of the Kansas City wheat market, offering a renewed perspective on its significance.

A city councillor from Penticton, Canada, has appeared in court for the second day of his trial, facing multiple historical sexual offence charges involving youth.

US tech stocks experienced a significant slide, driven by investor concerns surrounding artificial intelligence, particularly related to OpenAI. This downturn subsequently cast a shadow over the opening of Asian markets.

The full text of Canada's 2026 spring economic update, also referred to as Prime Minister Mark Carney's mini-budget, has been released. This update outlines the government's economic plans and fiscal policies.

Unigold has announced that it has granted options to its directors.

The Canadian Liberal government released its spring economic snapshot, outlining fiscal plans that include $37.5 billion in extra spending despite a smaller-than-expected federal deficit. The mini-budget covers a wide range of initiatives, from banning crypto ATMs to public sector cuts.

Canada has officially recognized Morocco's Autonomy Plan as a credible and serious foundation for resolving the Western Sahara dispute.

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Ontario's Education Minister Paul Calandra announced that the province is considering an outright ban on cellphones and social media for students on school properties, working with the federal government on age restrictions.

A junior gold exploration company has announced the expansion of its operational footprint through a new acquisition in Ontario, Canada.

A northern Alberta community southeast of Fort McMurray has been placed on evacuation alert as the thawing Clearwater River begins to overflow its banks.

Sam Altman has issued an apology to a Canadian town after OpenAI failed to alert police about a mass shooter, raising concerns about AI safety protocols.

Canada's efforts to strengthen relations with Beijing and attract Chinese tourists are facing obstacles due to a lack of direct flight connections, with airlines hesitant to add new routes amid high jet fuel costs.

TCU Development Corporation and Fiera Real Estate have formed a strategic partnership for the SOUL Ottawa Rental Development project, aiming to expand rental housing options.

Celestica Inc. released a summary of its earnings call for the first quarter of 2026, detailing its financial results and business outlook.

INEO has issued a corporate update following the conclusion of its financial quarter, providing stakeholders with information on its recent performance and activities.

Auranova Resources and Kenorland Minerals have announced the successful completion of their spring drill program at the South Uchi Project in Ontario. This marks a significant milestone in their exploration efforts.

The Canadian government's approval of a new oil pipeline has sparked threats from West Coast First Nations groups who oppose the project despite claims of Indigenous ownership.

An opinion piece argues that the CBC utilizes public funding to compete against and poach from the very local news outlets it claims to support.

Canada Post has reported a $1.6 billion loss, leading to arguments that the Crown corporation is effectively bankrupt and should be privatized to introduce real competition.

BlackBerry co-founder Jim Balsillie raises concerns about "algorithmic pricing," questioning whether it can be stopped and if consumers might be paying different prices for the same goods.

Analysts are expressing bullish sentiment on energy stocks such as Schlumberger (SLB) and EQT (EQT), offering positive insights for investors.

A candidate in the upcoming special election in the Town of Victoria, Newfoundland, has vowed to continue his campaign despite an extensive criminal history and an impending court date, asserting his innocence.

Claire Elyse Brosseau, a Toronto woman suffering solely from mental illnesses, is advocating for her eligibility for Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) under Canadian law. Her case highlights the ongoing debate and planned changes to MAID legislation for mental health conditions.

A majority of Canadians believe Carney has performed well in his first year in office, while the Liberal party has secured a majority in the House of Commons with 174 members.

An Ontario Provincial Police officer was killed in a single-vehicle motorcycle crash on Highway 401 in Cobourg, Ontario, on Monday, according to the OPP.

Key highlights from TFI International's first-quarter earnings call have been released, detailing the company's financial performance and outlook.

A former lawyer at Gowlings has launched a wrongful dismissal lawsuit against the firm, alleging years of racial discrimination during their employment.

The Alberta Federation of Labour and United Nurses of Alberta spent tens of thousands of dollars as major third-party advertisers promoting a pro-federation petition in the province.

Canada's AI minister has committed to meeting with Children First Canada, a group advocating for online safety, following an advocate's claim that the minister had initially declined their request for a meeting.

An article discusses the Canada Strong Fund, questioning its presentation as a safe investment opportunity given its goal to fast-track major projects without starting with excess wealth.

Toronto police have announced an enhanced cash reward of up to $25,000 for information leading to the arrest of Kyle Douglas Prouse, who is allegedly responsible for at least six heists.

Canada has experienced a nearly 150% increase in antisemitic incidents since before October 7, with B’nai Brith Canada documenting a record 6,800 incidents in 2025, averaging 18.6 per day.

The funeral for 16-year-old Nabil Askafe, who was shot and killed in Hamilton over the weekend, is underway at the Hamilton Mountain Mosque, with the Syrian community grieving alongside his family.

A Jewish advocacy group has reported that antisemitic incidents in Canada reached an unprecedented high in 2025, raising concerns about rising hate crimes.

Health Insurance Now has announced a new initiative aimed at expanding access to family health coverage. The program specifically targets self-employed professionals, offering them broader insurance options.

A 6-year-old girl has died after falling from a bedroom window of an apartment tower in North York, Toronto. Police are investigating the incident, which does not appear suspicious.

Delta has further expanded its Delta-1 land package in Thunder Bay, Ontario, increasing its total area to 341.2 square kilometers. This expansion signifies continued development in the region.