43 h. ago After 2 weeks, why the Kneecap ‘entry ban’ in Canada remains unclear

Conservative and NDP MPs are now demanding answers from the government and say they are open to pursuing investigations into Gasparro, and whether his announcement was approved.

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3 d. ago Sweden coach Tomasson accuses Robin Olsen of letting down team by retiring

Sweden coach Jon Dahl Tomasson accused Robin Olsen of letting down the national team by retiring from international duty after being told he was no longer first-choice goalkeeper. The 35-year-old Olsen announced Tuesday he was ending his international career, a day after he received a phone call from Tomasson to say he wouldn’t be starting […]

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4 d. ago Massey Henry Named One of Canada’s Top Growing Companies by The Globe and Mail

TORONTO — Massey Henry, one of North America’s leading executive search and board advisory firms specializing in financial services, is proud to announce that The Globe and Mail’s Report on Business has recognized it as one of Canada’s Top Growing Companies. Since launching in 2021, we have remained unwavering in our commitment to redefining executive […]

Economics

5 d. ago Changes coming for how the government awards contracts. Here's what you need to know

Questions remain about whether Canada is ready to buy Canadian.

Politics

8 d. ago Food agency will remain on B.C. ostrich farm while Supreme Court decides whether to allow farmers’ appeal

The SCC usually takes one to three months to decide whether it will grant “leave to appeal”

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8 d. ago Food safety agency staying on at B.C. ostrich farm, warns against violent threats from supporters

The SCC usually takes one to three months to decide whether it will grant ‘leave to appeal’

Events

9 d. ago ‘It’s just terrible over there,’ Premier Doug Ford says of Marineland

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the situation at Marineland is "terrible" for the 30 belugas that remain there, the last captive whales in Canada.

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1 week ago Varcoe: Bank of Canada governor says country can benefit from lessons of TMX and LNG Canada to boost economy

The U.S. will remain a crucial trade partner for Canada, but the country needs to 'find new markets for our products and new products for our markets,' Tiff Macklem said

Politics

1 week ago Marineland plan to sell beluga whales amid animal 'fire sale' draws concerns

Ontario theme park Marineland has been under scrutiny for years due to animal welfare concerns, and even the controversial attraction's plan to finally end its display of marine mammals is drawing the ire of animal rights groups.Marineland is reportedly in the process of selling off its remaining marine mammals as part of a deal to sell the park after years of closure rumours.  It's a move that one would be forgiven for assuming was welcomed by animal welfare activists. However, with its history of multiple whale deaths, animal welfare investigations and even actual criminal convictions for animal cruelty, it should come as no surprise that major issues have been raised about the planned sale of the park's remaining beluga whales.World Animal Protection Canada is raising concerns over reports that Marineland is seeking a federal permit to export its remaining 31 beluga whales, describing the move as part of a "fire sale" as the park prepares to o...

Events

1 week ago Leafs and Habs dominate, but Canadian NHL fandom tells different stories coast to coast

With 16.5 million followers, hockey outpaces every other league TORONTO, Sept. 22, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — With the NHL regular season set to begin on October 7, Vividata’s latest SCC | Sports 2025 study shows hockey remains Canada’s most passionate sport, with 16.5 million Canadian fans, more than any other professional league in the country. […]

Sport

2 w. ago Canada remains one of the top choices for international students

Canada has bounced back as a top destination for international students, surpassing the U.S. despite stricter immigration policies.Experts report that Canada remains one of the most popular destinations for international students, according to ApplyBoard's latest Fall 2025 Recruitment Partner Pulse Survey.To find out about changing trends, ApplyBoard, an Ontario-based educational technology company which helps international students apply for post-secondary studies, surveyed nearly 400 student recruitment professionals worldwide. Respondents shared insights on how policy changes influenced interest levels. They also discussed changes in student enrollment trends and the key factors driving students' decisions."The past two years have been marked by changes to the international education landscape, yet study abroad demand remains high," reads the survey. Interest continues to rise, and over 20 percent of respondents reported working with "signifi...

Society

2 w. ago Canada’s 2030 emissions target is out of reach after progress stalled in 2024: report

OTTAWA — Canada’s short-term targets for reducing its emissions are now out of reach after emission levels remained unchanged last year, and recent federal policies have set back Canada’s progress, Canada’s leading climate policy research organization says in a new report. The Canadian Climate Institute released its early analysis of national emissions for 2024 on […]

Society

2 w. ago Canadian Credit Union Association Calls for Faster, Fairer Merger Reviews in New Report

OTTAWA, Sept. 15, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — In a financial landscape increasingly dominated by big banks, FinTech disruptors, and global tech giants, Canada’s credit unions are working hard to remain competitive and community-focused. Today, the Canadian Credit Union Association (CCUA), with the support of MLT Aikins LLP, released a landmark report, Stronger Together, Sooner, a […]

Economics

2 w. ago Canton: Brian Doyle, at 90, remains 'one of the greatest writers of books for children that Canada has ever seen'

The Ottawa-area writer changed my life and those of so many others, with his humane and sensitively expressed desire to understand what it means to be a child.

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3 w. ago LILLEY: Danielle Smith remains hopeful for Canada, and Alberta’s future

Danielle Smith is optimistic about the future of Alberta and Canada. That may come as a surprise to those media commentators in Eastern and Central Canada who have branded her a separatist or cast her as a traitor to the country. Sitting on the stage with Alberta’s Premier this past Saturday, Smith was selling a […]

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3 w. ago New Plan International Canada survey finds 77% of Canadians support funding refugee education programs abroad

Ahead of International Literacy Day, September 8, the organization calls on the public to discover how Canadian-led programs are helping refugee children return to school TORONTO, Sept. 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — As students return to classrooms across Canada, half of the world’s 13 million refugee children will remain out of school. A new survey […]

Society

3 w. ago EV sales in Canada plummet nearly 30%, even as wider auto sales remain strong

Drop in EV sales in second quarter attributed to the end of several government rebate programs

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4 w. ago Ontario drove Carney’s decision to suspend EV mandate: B.C. Energy Minister Dix

VANCOUVER — British Columbia’s energy minister says the federal decision to delay its electric vehicle sales mandate largely reflects circumstances in Ontario, and Ottawa should follow through on a more Canada-wide policy after its review. Adrian Dix says electric vehicles remain in high demand in B.C., and any new policy should focus on the main […]

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