1 hour ago China pursuing 3 alleged US operatives over cyberattacks during Asian Games

TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — China said Tuesday it was pursuing three alleged U.S. operatives accused of carrying out cyberattacks on Chinese infrastructure during the Asian Games held in the city of Harbin in February. A notice from the Harbin police headquarters named them as Katheryn A. Wilson, Robert J. Snelling, and Stephen W. Johnson and […]

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5 h. ago Et si le Canada tirait profit de la guerre commerciale entre les États

Le conflit pourrait profiter à des entreprises comme Dollarama, qui importent une grande quantité de produits chinois.

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6 h. ago Le Canada écrase la République tchèque au Mondial féminin de hockey

Marie-Philip Poulin et Kristin O’Neill ont particulièrement brillé en marquant chacune deux fois.

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6 h. ago Some residents advised to leave as fire rages in vacant factory

ST. THOMAS – A raging fire in a vacant factory sent thick black plumes of smoke into the air and drew onlookers from across the city on Monday. The fire at the former Weatherhead Co. of Canada Ltd. plant at 100 Woodworth Ave. began at about 4 p.m. About 50 to 60 St. Thomas firefighters […]

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7 h. ago Avoid US or Take Burner Devices, Canadian Executives Tell Staff

Some major public institutions in Canada, including a pension management firm and a leading hospital, are advising staff against traveling to the US, marking a greater erosion in the country’s longstanding trust with its neighbor.

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7 h. ago Les autorités fédérales mettent en garde contre la désinformation liée aux débats électoraux

Elles préviennent qu’il y a généralement une augmentation de l’activité en ligne au moment des débats des chefs.

Politics

9 h. ago PepsiCo agrees to meet with Al Sharpton over DEI cuts, potential boycott

Leaders at PepsiCo have agreed to meet this week with civil rights advocates from the National Action Network to discuss the company’s recent decision to roll back some of its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, the Reverend Al Sharpton said on Monday. In an April 4 letter to PepsiCo CEO Ramon Laguarta, Sharpton threatened to […]

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9 h. ago Climate top priority for many Quebec municipalities’ federal election wish list

Mayors and elected officials across the country are expressing worry that talk of the economy is overshadowing concerns over climate change.

Politics

9 h. ago Samidoun leader Charlotte Kates helps effort to get Hamas removed from U.K. terror watchlist

The military wing of Hamas was classified a terror organization in Britain in 2001. The definition was expanded two decades later to include members of its politburo

Politics

9 h. ago Canada’s first tornado of the year confirmed Saturday near Brooks, Alta.

Environment Canada has confirmed Canada's first tornado of the year was spotted on Saturday near Rolling Hills, Alta., about 200 km east of Calgary.

Economics

10 h. ago Brady Tkachuk returns to Ottawa Senators practice with playoffs on horizon

Ottawa Senators captain Brady Tkachuk won't face Chicago on Tuesday, but there is little doubt now that he will be ready for Game 1 of the playoffs.

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10 h. ago LEAFS NOTES: Mitch Marner making little fuss on the verge of 100 points

Much fewer than 100 Maple Leafs have ever reached 100 points. Only three in fact since NHL expansion, though a fourth is about to join. Mitch Marner comes into Tuesday’s game in Buffalo needed a goal or assist to join Doug Gilmour, Darryl Sittler and Auston Matthews. All did it twice, Gilmour holding the record […]

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11 h. ago Canadians travelling to U.S. hits lowest rate since COVID amid Trump trade war: new data

US Customs and Border Protection says close to a million fewer travellers were logged crossing into the US in March compared to March 2024

Economics

11 h. ago What’s new at Nat Bailey this season? There’s plenty already, and still more to come

The Vancouver Canadians hold their Northwest League home opener Tuesday at the venerable Nat, the grand old ballpark that's been undergoing renovations or much of the winter

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11 h. ago Trump’s tariff pause on electronics boosts Canada, U.S. market gains

U.S. President Donald Trump has temporarily exempted electronics like smartphones and computers from some tariffs, which could lead to higher prices on Chinese imports.

Economics

11 h. ago Young people excited to cast ballots at U of A advance federal election polling station

At the University of Alberta, students can vote in their home ridings, no matter where they are in Canada

Politics

12 h. ago Blaise, Alberta's first operational stress intervention dog, joins Edmonton Police Service

Mike Annan remembers chatting with a group of B.C. firefighters when one of them asked, “What if we had a dog to support our members in emotional down regulation and debriefing situations?” The director of Service Dogs for B.C. and Alberta Guide Dogs initially said no. But after a quick call to Wounded Warriors Canada, […]

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12 h. ago Mark Carney visite Bombardier et présente sa vision en matière de défense

Il veut créer une agence pour centraliser l’expertise du gouvernement et simplifier la méthode d’achat d’équipement.

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12 h. ago Ontario unions say struggling colleges can be ‘lifeboat’ through economic turmoil

Union leaders took to Queen's Park to make their pitch to 'save' Ontario's college sector, linking the struggling institutions to Canada's trade war with the United States.

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12 h. ago Avarga Limited Enters Into Agreement to Acquire Shares of Taiga Building Products Ltd.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, April 14, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Avarga Limited announced that on April 14, 2025, it entered into a share purchase agreement through its wholly owned subsidiary, Avarga Canada Limited, to acquire a total of 2,397,200 common shares (“Common Shares”) of Taiga Building Products Ltd. (“Taiga”), a company with a head office at […]

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