Trump has lashed out at allies who have rebuffed his calls to provide support for the U.S. and Israel’s war on Iran, with particular ire directed at NATO and many of its members

Canada affirmed in statement that 'IRGC officials are inadmissible to Canada and have no place in our country'

Industry leaders are sounding the alarm on self-inflicted rules killing investment and productivity

Families of those killed or injured in B.C. accuse the company of negligence, aiding a mass shooting, wrongful death and other charges

Conservative MP Jamil Jivani, who has a personal relationship with U.S. Vice President JD Vance, is in Washington for a networking conference

Adaptable layouts support multi-gen households and the desire for rental income

When anthem singer Cami Clune's microphone failed on Tuesday, the Sabres faithful had her back

Both Democrats and Republicans are yearning to take the boots to Canada over milk

A new Fraser Institute report finds that Canada's previous efforts to diversify away from the U.S. have shown limited results

The prime minister responded to the launch of the 301 probe by defending Canada’s anti-forced labour laws

His words were carefully measured, but the king’s message at several points could be read as an implicit critique of the Trump administration’s policies

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There have been several occasions when the jobs minister has repeated with absolute confidence supposed facts that were subsequently found to be less than accurate

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

Notice of dispute served over 'unpaid work' as flight attendants work 35 hours every month unpaid, the Canadian Union of Public Employees says

Proposed oil pipeline made a big deal of Indigenous ownership. A consortium of West Coast First Nations doesn't care

After four months of leading the G7 in food inflation, a new report examines how Canadians feel about affordability and other food-related issues

A major registry study adds to the growing body of evidence that medical transition fails to deliver promised mental health benefits

‘Iran must show a way ‘to peaceful coexistence within its region and for the Iranian people to be able to build freely their own future,’ Jean-Noel Barrot told the UN Security Council

Researchers often find mysterious objects in the deep sea, but ‘this was a complex mystery that required morphological, genetic, deep-sea and bioinformatics expertise to solve’

Justices rejected a Louisiana congressional map that was drawn with a second majority-Black district

That compares with 22 per cent or around 7.3 million late filers in 2025, says the tax-filing firm

Researchers found that just a 10 per cent daily increase in ultra-processed foods intake may harm brain health

The suspect was Tasered before being arrested and is being held for attempted murder

From awkward handshakes to risky jokes, the two heads of state shared some unusual moments during the visit

Spending energy on losing battles is not exactly strategic

'When I asked him about why he had an Inuit surname, he provided no meaningful response,' said the judge

This government has won broad support in the country by making a lot of the right noises since it was formed. But there have been worrying signs of old habits dying hard

Trump decided that putting pressure on Iran’s ability to export oil was less risky than resuming bombing or extracting the U.S. from the conflict entirely, the paper reported

'This is a significant step forward in safeguarding Canada’s Jewish community,' says CIJA CEO Noah Shack

The limited edition passports will mark this year's 250th anniversary of the U.S. Declaration of Independence

The fiscal update showed that revenue projections increased, but the government has decided to spend most of that windfall

I’ve been going to the same strength class at The Academy in Calgary for over eight years. You’d think by now I’d know what time it starts. But if I roll in late, I know Darci will have laid out the weights for us latecomers. She also reminds the instructors when they’ve lost count, which […]

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Frances Widdowson challenged the Kamloops graves story. She ended up in handcuffs

The 88-year-old victim's relatives spoke 'of the cruel irony that she lost her life on the very roadway she sought to make safer for others,' said the decision

The government has created a hostile environment for private investment

During a press conference on Monday, Carney said Canadians should expect 'good news' in Tuesday’s update

‘A lot of countries rushed into deals with the U.S.. They weren’t really worth the paper they were written on,’ Carney said in an interview

'The uncertainty is having real impacts,' said Louise Blais

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Anti-Israel groups are attempting to strip Jewish day schools of their charitable status

By effectively killing the resale ticket market, the Ontario government is creating a host of new problems

Conservative health critic Dan Mazier said PrescribeIT's $40-million budget has since ballooned to $300 million

The party used intimidation and flattery to attempt to pressure Kelly DeRidder to cross the floor

The carbon tax ruling left Section 92A in tatters

The online world offers up many horrors, clearly, but the idea that it has been a net negative to humanity is a First World delusion

There is declining confidence in our universities as institutions committed to the search for truth

The spring economic statement might as well have been lifted from a 'Star Trek' script

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The update's international comparisons of national debt are not exactly apples to apples

Police, school boards and advocates against gender-based violence have been warning for years of an increase in sexual images made using generative AI.

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The Liberal love affair with bureaucracy continues

'It was a very light roast joke about the fact that he's almost 80 and she's younger than I am,' Comedian Jimmy Kimmel said

CBC uses public funding to compete against — and poach from — the very local outlets it says it wants to champion

The Crown corporation is effectively bankrupt and stuck in the past. Only privatization and real competition can solve this problem

The visit comes at a fraught time for U.K.-U.S. relations, which are perhaps at their lowest point since the Suez Crisis in the 1950s

While the tragic tale of Mimi and Rodolfo has inspired the likes of the musical RENT, the 2001 film Moulin Rouge and Moonstruck, it continues to be relevant