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Carolina Avendano The Saskatchewan government has issued an apology to former attendees of a residential school in the province’s northern region and committed to pay $40.2 million to them and…

Jennifer Cowan Ontario is implementing a hiring freeze throughout all 143 agencies, boards, and commissions within the province as it seeks to reduce expenses and bring the bodies in line…

Jennifer Cowan Some members of the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) are pushing for a ban on face coverings in public places, but the province has not confirmed whether it will…

Chandra Philip Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is speaking out against the Crown prosecutors’ attempt to seize the truck belonging to one of the Freedom Convoy’s organizers, Chris Barber, who is…

Chandra Philip The government of Alberta plans on introducing legislation that would allow it to refuse to enforce international agreements signed by Ottawa, such as the recent World Health Organization…

Matthew Horwood U.S. President Donald Trump has announced tariffs of 100 percent on pharmaceuticals along with new levies on trucks and furniture. Trump’s latest announcement, issued on Sept. 25, said…

Olivia Gomm Quebec is easing its ban on the sale of gas-powered vehicles coming into effect in 2035 to provide “respite” for the automobile industry. The province’s new target will…

Paul Rowan Brian Mail delivery has come to a halt after the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) walked off the job on Sept. 25 in response to the federal…

Noé Chartier News Analysis Prime Minister Mark Carney was at the United Nations General Assembly this week where numerous developments were occurring in foreign policy amid notable global changes and…

Paul Rowan Brian Major changes are on the horizon for Canada Post, which has been deemed “insolvent” and is currently losing approximately $10 million per day, Ottawa says. The federal…