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The British Columbia government has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in California over the February mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, adding a provincial government action to a growing

Two pilots killed in a small-plane crash near Kisbey, Saskatchewan, have been identified as Indian students who were undergoing flight training in Canada.

Major brands including Lululemon, Canada Goose and IKEA are increasingly participating in Canada's growing resale economy, as consumers look for more affordable ways to purchase clothing, furniture and

Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke by telephone with Prince William on Monday, marking the first conversation between the two since Carney became prime minister, according to the Prime

U.S. President Donald Trump says Washington is working on a major deal to purchase potash from Belarus at a price he says would be substantially lower than what

The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) has updated its Code of Ethics and Professionalism, introducing clearer expectations for physicians on addressing racism, discrimination and bias in health care.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Canada will “never be the 28th state of the European Union,” as Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government moves toward deeper economic, security and

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and French President Emmanuel Macron have agreed to deepen cooperation between Canada and France, with the two leaders announcing closer collaboration in defence,

Canada’s House of Commons is set to return Monday after its summer break, with the federal government preparing to introduce major legislation focused on accelerating major projects, strengthening

 Two licensed pilots have died after a Cessna 172 aircraft crashed near Kisbey in southeastern Saskatchewan during a night cross-country flight, according to the Manitoba-based flight school that

 An unexpected visitor turned heads in Bedford, N.S., on Friday evening when a large basking shark made a rare appearance in the Bedford Basin, swimming close to docks

Canada’s timekeeping system is becoming increasingly complicated as provinces and territories adopt different approaches to daylight saving time, creating a growing patchwork of clock rules across the country.

 Six people were injured early Saturday morning after a vehicle struck pedestrians near the Festival Western de Saint-Tite in Quebec, prompting a major police response and an ongoing

Artificial intelligence pioneer Geoffrey Hinton is warning that the rapid development of increasingly powerful AI systems has reached a point where governments, technology companies and researchers need to

Canada’s push to strengthen economic, trade and security ties with Europe could create new opportunities for Canadian businesses and workers, but the proposed deeper partnership also faces legal,

Canada’s National Defence Minister David McGuinty has described a new U.S. security agreement involving Greenland as “encouraging,” saying the development could contribute to greater cooperation among Arctic nations

 The International Language Academy of Canada (ILAC), one of the country’s largest private English-language schools, has ceased operations after filing for bankruptcy protection, leaving students and education partners

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Prime Minister Mark Carney has described the latest tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump on Canadian goods as a “miscalculation,” following the breakdown of trade negotiations between

Leaders of Alberta’s independence movement say their campaign will continue regardless of the outcome of the province’s upcoming referendum on whether Alberta should remain part of Canada or

 Prime Minister Mark Carney is emphasizing what he describes as a stronger and more confident Canada as Parliament prepares to resume its fall sitting next week.

 The federal government could introduce new legislation aimed at modernizing Canada’s labour relations framework as early as next week, according to sources familiar with the discussions.

Canada has recorded its first confirmed detection of the invasive spotted lanternfly, with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) confirming the pest in Windsor, Ontario, raising concerns about