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By Reuters Canada expects to announce this week that all new cars will have to be zero emissions by 2035, a senior government source said, as Ottawa is set to unveil…

By Andrew Chen The Conservatives are pressing the Canadian government to condemn Hong Kong authorities as they impose arrest bounties on more self-exiled democracy activists. “Conservatives condemn the Hong Kong government’s…

By Andrew Chen Beijing critics are voicing concern about the foreign interference commissioner’s recent decision to let MP Han Dong and former Ontario cabinet minister Michael Chan access classified information and…

The First Movers Coalition aims to use purchasing power of businesses worldwide to decarbonize ‘heavy-emitting’ sectors such as aviation, shipping and trucking. By Isaac Teo The federal government is encouraging Canadian…

CAF members say they are ‘disappointed’ with the new policy. By Matthew Horwood The Department of National Defence says some menstrual product dispensers in male washrooms have been vandalized, as members…

By Chandra Philip The governor of the Bank of Canada (BoC) says he expects the country’s inflation rate to be close to the targeted 2 percent by late 2024 but he…

By Chandra Philip An Ontario School board is changing the word “parent” to family or caregiver in its policy documents to be “more inclusive,” and said they were working on an…

A report says there are ‘currently no measures’ to prevent public pension funds from investing in firms in China alleged to be complicit in human rights abuses. By Andrew Chen Canada…

By Chandra Philip The federal government has said it is considering whether to extend a pause on expanding assisted dying rules. It would be the second time Ottawa has paused expansions…

By Jennifer Cowan More than 68,000 guns were seized by federal agents in cross-border mail between 2018 and 2022, a new Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) report has found. “Ninety-six per…