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Canada-U.S. trade talks continue in Washington as a deadline looms for $28 billion in proposed American tariffs affecting wine, honey, and other key goods.
Prime Minister Mark Carney will work reduced hours starting August 10, 2026, due to plans in Italy while remaining focused on U.S. trade negotiations.
Nova Scotia is banning children under 14 from riding e-scooters and e-bikes this fall under Traffic Safety Act updates as national hospitalizations rise.
A classified CBSA report reveals how India's Bishnoi gang exploited Canada's foreign student visa system to build a violent extortion network.
Pembina Pipeline plans a 10% stake in a proposed West Coast oil pipeline project that could boost Canada's oil exports by 20 per cent to Asia.
WestJet flight attendants issue a 72-hour strike notice for Aug 2. The federal government faces calls regarding potential intervention and back-to-work laws.
USW and IAM unions urge U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer to rethink proposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods to protect economic security and supply chains.
Conservative MPs criticize Liberals for blocking a committee study into a revenue-sharing agreement for the Gordie Howe International Bridge with the U.S.
Canada and Europe face a record-breaking wildfire season as B.C. deals with water shortages, toxic smoke, and new tariff threats from the United States.