11 h. ago A tent is not an accommodation under N.S. regulations, judge rules

Bradley Lowe 'died destitute' in a tent pitched in front of Halifax's City Hall

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13 h. ago OPINION: The last digital spike: building Canada’s national cybersecurity strategy

As the 19th-century railway united Canada with steel, today's leaders must forge a national cybersecurity strategy to protect and connect the country in the digital age

Society

14 h. ago Chris Selley: Our blundering Elections Canada only looks good compared to the U.S. system

'Any time an elector misses their opportunity to vote, it is something we take seriously', says Elections Canada. Not seriously enough!

Politics

14 h. ago B.C. teen who lost family in Lapu Lapu Day tragedy donates $266K from GoFundMe page to other victims

Andy Le, 16, lost his father Richard Le, 47, stepmom Linh Hoang, 30, and sister Katie Le, 5

Economics

15 h. ago Did your tax return get flagged for a review? Don’t panic, experts say

'These types of reviews will happen and it's really CRA doing almost triage and making sure to keep everyone honest'

Economics

17 h. ago Smith rekindles fight against Liberal ‘clean electricity’ regs

Smith said the decarbonization regulations would wreak havoc on Alberta's fossil fuel-heavy electricity grid

Other

17 h. ago Canada is further tightening immigration rules to combat housing crisis

The nation's new prime minister, Mark Carney, has announced the Liberal government;s plan to cap the number of international students and temporary foreign workers further.This step will help "ease strains" on housing in Canada.Carney shared several updates during a press conference on Friday morning:Federal trade barriersFederal barriers to internal trade will be removed by July 1 to "unleash the full potential of Canada.""We will work with provinces, territories and indigenous groups to identify projects that are in the national interest, projects that will connect Canada, deepen our ties with the world, and grow our economy for generations," he said."We'll make the Canadian government a catalyst for these projects, not an impediment, and we'll always be guided by our condition."Housing in CanadaMany housing initiatives were also announced, including establishing a plan called "Build Canada Homes,"&n...

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17 h. ago JD Vance shouldn’t visit Canada, friend and Ontario Tory Jamil Jivani says

At one time, Jivani and Vance were so close that Jivani even did a Bible reading at Vance's wedding. But now, the MP says it's a 'problem' for him personally how Vance and Trump have spoken about Canada

Other

33 h. ago No ’appetite’ for provincial pension plan in Alberta, Premier Danielle Smith says

Smith said it could be due, in part, to the lack of detail available on how much money the province would get if it left the Canada Pension Plan

Other

35 h. ago Canadian automobile parts exempted from Trump tariffs: U.S. Customs

The exemption applies to CUSMA-compliant parts, but not automobile knock-down kits or parts compilations

Economics

38 h. ago Saskatchewan premier says he wouldn’t stop vote on separating from Canada

Scott Moe says he supports a united Canada but says he does not judge people for having different opinions

Other

38 h. ago Oil patch heads urge Carney to follow through on his energy promises

Strathcona Resources chair Adam Waterous said that Central Canada's auto and manufacturing sectors have the most to gain

Transport

39 h. ago Canada Post could go on strike again. Here’s what we know about where things stand

With collective agreements set to expire, the 55,000 postal workers who were on strike in December might find themselves back in the same position

Other

39 h. ago Share of Americans ranking Canada as top U.S. ally doubles despite Trump’s rhetoric

OTTAWA — Despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s repeated claim that Canada has been ripping off the United States, new polling suggests the proportion of Americans identifying Canada as their country’s most important ally has doubled. Twelve per cent of Americans polled by the Pew Research Center in March named Canada as their country’s most important […]

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40 h. ago Trudeau says he doesn’t ‘have social media’ when son asks why he hasn’t watched one of his music videos

The former prime minister resurfaced on social media to promote his oldest son Xavier’s latest work

Politics

41 h. ago After election loss, Poilievre likely to lose his home. What to know about Stornoway, residence of Canada’s leader of the Opposition

The house was built in 1913 by grocer Ascanio Joseph Major and designed by architect Alan Keefer. It was one of the first large, permanent residences in the area

Politics

42 h. ago 3 foreign nationals arrested at Ontario land border after illegal crossing: RCMP

The RCMP say three foreign nationals were arrested after attempting to enter Canada last month via a train bridge in Fort Erie, Ont.

Society

43 h. ago Health Canada issues urgent recall for $130 face cream sold nationwide

Health Canada has issued a recall of a popular beauty cream sold across Canada due to potential contamination.In a statement shared on Wednesday, April 30, the agency announced the recall of the Watier Age Control Supreme Sublime Advanced Rich day cream due to "microbial contamination."The cream can ordinarily be found on shelves at stores like Shoppers Drug Mart and Sephora, and on Amazon Canada. It retails for $120-$128."The recalled product does not meet microbial standards over time," reads the statement. "The product may contain a microorganism called Lactobacillus pentosus. Lactobacillus pentosus (a probiotic) poses little medical risk to people."Due to the recall, consumers in Canada are being asked to stop using the product immediately.Health CanadaThe recalled batch of Watier Age Control Supreme Sublime Advanced Rich day cream was manufactured in Canada. It's packaged in a printed cylindrical glass jar tha...

Economics

48 h. ago Dangerous offender with ‘deviant sexual preferences’ should be charged, parole board recommends

'The board does not believe there is an appropriate program of supervision that can be established that would adequately protect society from the risk of your reoffending'

Events

61 h. ago Ontario expected to fall into recession this year as a result of U.S. tariffs

There's been a lot of talk about a forthcoming recession in Canada since Wells Fargo forecasted that the nation will "enter a technical recession this year," but anyone who's been staying abreast of our languishing economic trajectory is well aware that we've already been in a per-capita recession for many months.With unemployment continuing to rise alongside the cost of living, the U.S. slapping tariffs on Canadian imports has come at possibly the worst time, and will be a key factor edging us into recession proper.Of course, some industries and geographical areas will feel the effects more than others, depending on how things end up playing out in the hands of a flip-floppy President Trump. But when it comes to Ontario specifically, one new report sheds light on what Canada's most populous province can expect economically.Coming from the desk of the Financial Accountability Office of Ontario, the docu...

Economics