One of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s point people on the government’s budget consultations says Ottawa plans to tackle long-awaited tax code reform “one bite at a time” and changes for
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Vehicles are taking to the track for practice sessions and qualifying rounds after Markham’s inaugural hosting of Canada’s only IndyCar race got
The federal government says it’s committed to protecting the endangered southern resident killer whale population while also fast-tracking a new West Coast oil pipeline and other infrastructure projects that could
The Saskatoon Berries hit a milestone Aug. 12, winning their way into the WCBL championship series for the first time. This weekend, they head just west of Red Deer, Alta.,
When more than 18,000 people were forced from their homes by the Bald Range wildfire, many were left scrambling for somewhere to go. For many, the immediate challenge was finding
Canada and the United States are not close to signing a trade deal to reduce current tariffs and avoid new American tariffs coming into place next week, according to a
Elections Alberta is attempting to set the record straight surrounding elements of the upcoming Oct. 19 referendum vote, as it says “several streams” of misinformation have been increasing lately. “Elections
Hamilton Public Health (HPH) officials say a black particulate that fell across parts of the city last month is not expected to pose a long-term health risk. In a news
The world is moving faster than ever — but for Calgary residents Laurie and Chris Softley, things have really slowed down lately. “Nobody’s been able to tell us when it’s
A Quebec man who was acquitted in 2024 of a decades-old double murder has settled a lawsuit with Montreal and the provincial government. Claude Paquin launched the Superior Court civil