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Three New Hampshire men have pleaded guilty to federal charges after allegedly poaching at least 41 bobcats and arranging for their pelts to be shipped to Canada and

Canada is closely monitoring reports surrounding the death of a woman who worked at a plague research institute in Siberia, Federal Health Minister Marjorie Michel said Monday.

Canada has introduced a new personalized processing-time feature for certain work permit extension and Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) applicants, allowing eligible individuals to get a more tailored estimate

The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended its search for six people who went missing after an Ontario-based air ambulance disappeared over the Atlantic Ocean while travelling from Bermuda

Hyundai has issued a safety recall affecting certain 2026 and 2027 Ioniq 9 electric SUVs in Canada after identifying a problem with the second-row power-operated seats.

Limiting the number of hours children and teenagers spend on their phones may not be enough to protect them from the harmful effects of social media, according to

First Nations communities across Alberta are stepping up efforts to encourage Indigenous voters to participate in the province’s upcoming referendum on October 19, warning that staying away from

The “Buy Canadian” movement continues to enjoy strong support across the country, with a growing number of consumers actively choosing domestic products and avoiding American brands nearly 19

Millions of eligible Canadians are set to receive their next Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (CGEB) payment on Monday, October 5, 2026.

Former Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper has warned that Alberta’s separation from Canada would bring significant risks and no meaningful benefits, adding his voice to the growing national

Thousands of automotive workers in Windsor, Ontario, are facing further employment uncertainty after Stellantis announced another temporary production shutdown at its Windsor Assembly Plant.

Driscoll’s, widely recognised as one of the world’s largest berry distributors, is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit in Quebec over allegations that some of its berries sold in

The changing trends are prompting health officials to remind Canadians to take precautions, monitor symptoms and protect vulnerable members of their communities.

stronger international profile in 2026 through his efforts to defend Canada’s sovereignty, protect its economic interests and strengthen relationships with countries beyond the United States.

Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has urged Albertans to remain part of Canada, arguing that separation would not resolve the province’s economic and political frustrations.

Thousands of workers across five Canadian provinces are set to benefit from minimum-wage increases, as Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia introduce higher hourly pay

Canadians are increasingly open to the use of artificial intelligence in health care, particularly when it comes to helping doctors diagnose illnesses, reviewing medical scans and reducing waiting

 Small steel manufacturers across Canada are raising concerns that the increasing cost of purchasing Canadian-made steel is making it harder for them to remain competitive in the domestic

A Canadian government website has reportedly been targeted by rogue artificial intelligence (AI) agents in a series of attempted cyberattacks, raising fresh concerns about the growing cybersecurity risks

Canadian and U.S. border agencies have announced changes to the NEXUS trusted traveller program, bringing renewed attention to the application process for people who regularly travel between the

In a recent interview with The New York Times, Carney said Canada’s immigration system is now “back under control” and suggested that the next question is when the

Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk is preparing to make history Thursday as he heads toward the International Space Station aboard NASA and SpaceX’s Crew-13 mission.

 Young and middle-aged Canadians are significantly less likely than older adults to feel hopeful about the future of democracy in Canada, according to new findings from Statistics Canada,