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POLITICS6 months agoCanada’s Services Sector Contracts as Economy Shows Strain
OTTAWA — Canada’s services sector recorded a slowdown in September, with the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) slipping to its lowest point in three months. The decline...
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POLITICS6 months agoCanada Moves Federal Budget to Autumn Starting This Year
OTTAWA — The federal government has announced that Canada’s main federal budget will now be presented in the fall rather than in the traditional spring timeframe....
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POLITICS6 months agoLNG Canada Pushes Ahead with Train 2 Startup Despite Setbacks
KITIMAT, B.C. — LNG Canada, the country’s largest liquefied natural gas export project, has begun commissioning its second processing unit, known as Train 2, even...
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POLITICS7 months ago
Poilievre Demands Federal Pushback After Cowichan Land Title Ruling
A landmark BC Supreme Court decision has reignited debate over land sovereignty and property rights after it recognized Aboriginal title for the Cowichan Tribes over a...
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POLITICS7 months agoFirst Nations Push for Greater Control Over National Parks
First Nations leaders across Canada are intensifying calls to reclaim stewardship of national park lands, arguing that Indigenous-led management is essential for both cultural preservation...
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POLITICS7 months agoCanada Post Workers Launch Strike Over End of Door-to-Door Delivery
Postal workers across Canada have gone on strike in response to the federal government’s plan to phase out most door-to-door mail delivery. The government announced that...
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POLITICS7 months agoCanada Declares Lawrence Bishnoi Gang a Terrorist Entity
The federal government has officially designated the Lawrence Bishnoi gang as a terrorist organization, citing its role in violent crimes and its influence across Canadian...
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POLITICS7 months agoCanadians Reflect on Truth and Reconciliation Day
Canadians across the country are marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day dedicated to honouring survivors of residential schools, remembering the children...
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POLITICS7 months agoBCGEU and Province Return to Bargaining Table Amid Ongoing Disruptions
The British Columbia General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) and the provincial government have resumed negotiations after weeks of labour unrest that caused disruptions across the province. Job...
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POLITICS7 months agoPrime Minister Carney to Deliver Remarks at Global Progress Summit in London
Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to address the Global Progress Action Summit in London today, where he will join international leaders to discuss pressing global...
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