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Olivia Gomm Ottawa’s Strong Borders Act could infringe upon Canadians’ Charter rights, including equality rights and privacy implications, a report by the Library of Parliament suggests. The Strong Borders Act,…
Carolina Avendano Canada’s Justice Minister and Attorney General Sean Fraser said they held a “productive first meeting” with U.S. Attorney General Pamela Bondi in Washington on Aug. 27, where they…
Matthew Horwood American journalist James O’Keefe travelled to Nova Scotia to attempt to receive a fine for defying the province’s ban on hiking in the woods, but was ultimately not charged.…
Jennifer Cowan Canada Post has reported a second-quarter loss of $407 million for 2025, marking the largest quarterly loss the struggling Crown corporation has announced to date. The before-tax loss…
Noé Chartier Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says his party will press for the removal of the Clean Fuel Regulations, which he referred to as the “carbon tax 2.0,” when Parliament…
Olivia Gomm Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has called the latest data released by the federal immigration department “disastrous,” as he says the numbers indicate Canada will surpass some of its…
Noé Chartier Prime Minister Mark Carney has continued his trade diversification efforts during a visit to Germany, pledging to cooperate on critical minerals with Europe’s largest economy and opening the…
Jennifer Cowan The federal Conservatives have taken a lead over the Liberals for the first time since Mark Carney became prime minister in March, amid escalating worries about affordability and…
Noé Chartier News Analysis Prime Minister Mark Carney’s decision last week to drop some of Ottawa’s counter-tariffs against the United States to re-start stalled trade talks could significantly impact grocery…
Chandra Philip SASKATOON— Following a series of permit cancellations across Canada, American Christian musician Sean Feucht held his first event at a public venue where the municipality approved the permit.…