CANADA

By Jennifer Cowan Ontario health-care workers have launched a $170 million class-action lawsuit against the provincial government and its chief medical officer of health, alleging negligence and infringement of privacy…

By Chandra Philip Two auto manufacturers have issued recall notices for about 46,000 electric vehicles in Canada over concerns the battery won’t charge properly, causing a loss of power. Several…

By Chandra Philip Montreal police say that at least three arrests were made after cars were burned and windows smashed during a pro-Palestinian protest on the first night of a…

By Cory Morgan Commentary The firing of the entire Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo) board by the Danielle Smith government appeared to come out of left field. AIMCo manages over…

By Matthew Horwood Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced that Canadians will receive a two-month break from the GST on certain items, while most workers will receive a $250 cheque…

By Carolina Avendano Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper has been named chairman of the board of the Alberta government’s investment agency, the province has announced. Harper’s appointment aims to “restore…

By Jennifer Cowan The Alberta government is launching an online survey to collect feedback from residents on the federally regulated medical assistance in dying (MAID) laws as part of its…

By Matthew Horwood A federal judge has dismissed a class-action lawsuit concerning COVID-19 vaccine mandates and policies, ruling that the statement of claim filed by 330 active or former members…

By Noé Chartier Some members of Parliament say more should be done to counter the Iranian regime after a media report said Tehran allegedly plotted to assassinate former justice minister…

By Andrew Chen Amid calls from premiers to exclude Mexico from a trilateral trade deal, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reaffirms ties but agrees concerns over Chinese investments in Mexico must…