17 h. ago N.S. premier disappointed court won’t decide who is responsible for Chignecto Isthmus

Nova Scotia's premier says he’s disappointed the province's Court of Appeal has declined to say which level of government has responsibility for the land bridge to New Brunswick.

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4 d. ago Rio Tinto launches ore sorting demonstration project at its Havre

HAVRE-SAINT-PIERRE, Canada — Rio Tinto is investing CA$7.6 million in an industrial demonstration project to assess the integration of an ore sorting technology at its Lac Tio mine located in Havre-Saint-Pierre. The Government of Quebec will contribute CA$2.5 million to this initiative through its Support Program for the Scale-up of Mineral Processing or Primary Transformation […]

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4 d. ago Appeal in protracted Facebook privacy case headed to Supreme Court of Canada

Facebook argues the Court of Appeal took the wrong approach under the privacy law when it ruled the company did not obtain the meaningful consent from users

Technology

4 d. ago Supreme Court of Canada will hear 2023 Meta privacy ruling appeal

The Supreme Court of Canada will hear an appeal from Meta Platforms, formerly Facebook, over a 2023 court ruling that it failed to protect the personal data of Canadians.

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6 d. ago Lorne Gunter: Carney Liberals build groundwork to blame pipeline failure on private sector

You don’t have to look far for proof that a cross-country pipeline is more of a pipedream. The usual suspects — Quebec, the federal cabinet, the B.C. government, Indigenous activists and environmentalists — are never going to consent to one being built, even if Prime Minister Mark Carney declares one to be in the national […]

Events

6 d. ago Crude Oil Declines as Traders Parse Signals on US Trade Policy

Oil fell for a second day, as traders digested a welter of headlines on US trade policy, including an appeal court ruling that US President Donald Trump can press on with his global tariffs.

Economics

6 d. ago Crude Oil Steadies as Traders Parse Signals on US Trade Policy

Oil steadied as traders digested a welter of headlines on US trade policy, including an appeal court ruling that US President Donald Trump can press on with his global tariffs.

Events

6 d. ago Trump’s tariffs can stay in effect while appeal proceeds, U.S. court rules

The U.S. Court of Appeals decision keeps in place the Trump administration's request to pause the trade court's ruling until there is a full hearing

Economics

6 d. ago Court rules Trump’s tariffs can stay in effect while appeal proceeds

WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs on most countries around the world can remain in place while a federal appeals court decides on their future. The U.S. Court of International Trade ruled the duties were unlawful last month. The lower court ruled that Trump’s use of an emergency powers law to impose his “Liberation […]

Economics

6 d. ago Quebec government will not appeal court ruling scrapping out

Quebec decided in 2023 to hike out-of-province tuition by 33 per cent to reduce the number of English-speaking students in the province.

Politics

6 d. ago JCCBI recapped its first six months of activity on the Québec Bridge

QUÉBEC CITY, June 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — At a media briefing held earlier today in Québec City, The Jacques Cartier and Champlain Bridges Incorporated (JCCBI) recapped its first six months of activity regarding the rehabilitation of the Québec Bridge. On November 12, 2024, the retrocession of the Québec Bridge to the federal government was […]

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6 d. ago Quebec government scraps gasoline floor price to boost competition

Quebec has kept its cap-and-trade carbon pricing system that adds about 10 cents to the price of a litre of gasoline, and currently has among the highest gas prices in Canada.

Politics

8 d. ago Toronto tenant fears homelessness amid alleged ‘bad faith’ eviction

A disabled man in Toronto faces eviction after nearly 50 years in his High Park apartment after Ontario's top court denied his appeal despite claims of bad faith.

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1 week ago Lorne Gunter: Taxpayers foot the bill for politicians' EV delusions

Among gambling addicts, it’s called “chasing your losses,” making ever larger and riskier bets to try to win back the money lost for initial bets. Canadian politicians are now chasing their losses on electric vehicles (EVs). In the last five years, the federal, Ontario and Quebec governments have made enormous gambles on the future of […]

Politics

2 w. ago Man exonerated after Manitoba court quashes murder convictions

WINNIPEG — A Manitoba man who spent more than two decades in prison has had his three murder convictions quashed and the charges stayed. Former justice minister David Lametti referred the case of Robert Sanderson to the Manitoba Court of Appeal in 2023 for a new hearing, saying there was a likely a miscarriage of […]

Events

2 w. ago Quebec government committee is concerned about polarization of gender identity issues

The government launched the committee in December 2023 after a number of gender-related incidents in schools.

Politics

2 w. ago Quebec private security law doesn’t apply to firms working in federal areas: court

The Supreme Court of Canada says a Quebec law governing private security activities does not apply to two firms involved in work that falls under federal responsibility.

Economics

2 w. ago Alberta Court of Appeal dismisses Grassy Mountain appeals made by Northback and Piikani, Stoney Nakoda Nations

The Alberta Court of Appeal dismissed Tuesday appeals made by an Australia-based mining company and two First Nations for a new hearing over a proposed coal mine along the Eastern Slopes of the Rocky Mountains. In 2021, the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER), acting as part of a joint provincial-federal review panel, had turned down provincial […]

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2 w. ago Rio Tinto Copper Mine Boosted as Supreme Court Rejects Apaches’ Appeal

The US Supreme Court cleared a major obstacle to Rio Tinto Plc’s construction of North America’s largest copper mine, rejecting an appeal by a Native American group that said the Arizona project will destroy a sacred area.

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3 w. ago Quebec judge orders government to pay $164 million for unlawful detentions

The judgment awards $7,000 to each person who was detained for more than 24 hours without appearing before a judge between 2015 and 2020. 

Economics