Alberta Minister on Indigenous Pipeline Consultations
Alberta's Indigenous Affairs Minister discusses the significant responsibility of upcoming pipeline consultations. Learn about the government's approach to meaningful engagement.
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Anand: Global Affairs cuts won't harm consular access
Treasury Board President Anita Anand confirms Global Affairs Canada budget reductions will not impact consular services for Canadians abroad. Learn how services remain protected.
Campbell's denies 'absurd' 3D-printed chicken claims
Campbell's Soup Company forcefully responds to what it calls an 'absurd' charge regarding the use of 3D-printed chicken in its products. Get the full story on this developing news.
Ontario tables bill to end boundary disputes
Ontario's government introduces legislation to resolve controversial municipal boundary conflicts. Learn how this impacts housing development across the province.
Canada's gendered foreign aid spending continues
Canada continues funding $1.73 billion in gender-focused foreign aid projects despite PM Carney's policy change. Includes gender-just rice and feminist demining programs.
Canada rejects Trump's Ukraine peace proposal
Prime Minister Mark Carney and international allies rejected Donald Trump's 28-point Ukraine peace plan at the G20 summit, citing concerns over Russian influence and Ukrainian sovereignty.
Alberta Minister: Cities Must Cut Extras, Focus on Core
Alberta's Municipal Affairs Minister Dan Williams urged Edmonton to prioritize essential services and control spending, signaling no provincial bailout for municipal budgets.
Carney Drops Trudeau's 'Feminist Foreign Policy' Label
PM Mark Carney clarifies Canada's foreign policy is not 'feminist,' marking a shift from the Trudeau era while maintaining focus on trade and global economic challenges.
Montreal drops reconciliation role from city committee
Montreal's new mayor faces criticism after removing Indigenous reconciliation from executive committee roles. Indigenous leaders call the decision 'disheartening'.
U.S. Ambassador Hoekstra Accused of Meddling in Canada
Ottawa Citizen readers criticize U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra for diplomatic interference, discuss food insecurity crisis, and praise local restaurateur Stephen Beckta's community impact.
Halifax Security Forum to Examine Democracy's Future
The three-day Halifax International Security Forum begins November 21, 2025, bringing global leaders to discuss democracy's challenges and opportunities. Learn about key discussions.
Feds Accused of Keeping Beef Prices High
A new report alleges the Canadian government is implementing policies to deliberately keep beef prices high. Discover the details and potential impact on your grocery bill.
Halifax Security Forum Lacks U.S. Leadership
The Halifax International Security Forum returns for 2025 without participation from U.S. leadership, raising questions about international security cooperation. Learn about the implications.
Dutchie's Fresh Food Market allegations timeline
A comprehensive timeline of allegations against Dutchie's Fresh Food Market in Kitchener, Ontario. Stay informed about local business developments in the region.
MP Condemns Protest in Toronto Jewish Area
Conservative MP Melissa Lantsman condemns anti-Israel protest in Toronto's Jewish neighbourhood, calling it intimidation. Read about the community response.
Veterans Affairs faces $4.2B in planned budget cuts
As Remembrance Day tributes fade, a retired Canadian Armed Forces member questions the sincerity of 'thank you for your service' amid planned $4.2 billion cuts to Veterans Affairs.
Canada updates Japan travel advisory over bear sightings
Global Affairs Canada has issued a travel safety update for Japan, warning of an increased presence of bears. Learn the essential safety tips for your trip.
Budget cuts target veterans' cannabis program savings
Federal budget reveals 10% of Carney's cuts come from reducing marijuana funding for veterans. Veterans Affairs to save $4.23B by reforming cannabis program that supplies 30 tonnes annually.
G7 diplomats convene in Niagara for Ukraine talks
Top diplomats from G7 nations gather in Niagara-on-the-Lake for crucial talks with Ukraine's foreign minister. Key discussions focus on international support and security cooperation amid ongoing conflicts.
Nation Marks Remembrance Day as WWII Veterans Dwindle
Communities across Canada gather for Remembrance Day ceremonies as the nation marks 80 years since WWII. Poll shows 70% of Canadians plan to observe the day of remembrance.
Nova Scotia judge defends poppy ban in courtrooms
Nova Scotia's top judge defends courtroom poppy ban decision as Veterans Affairs minister respects court independence. Latest developments in Remembrance Day controversy.
US Secretary of State and Rubio to Attend G7 Meeting
High-level American delegation including Secretary of State and Senator Marco Rubio will participate in next week's G7 foreign ministers meeting, signaling strengthened transatlantic cooperation on global security challenges.
PQ Vows to Double Quebec's Global Presence if Elected
Parti Québécois announces ambitious plan to significantly expand Quebec's international representation if elected, aiming to strengthen economic and diplomatic ties across the globe.
Border Patrol agent boasted about shooting woman in texts
Explosive internal investigation uncovers disturbing text messages where a Border Patrol agent allegedly brags about shooting a woman during off-duty incident in Chicago, raising serious concerns about accountability.
Sudan Agrees to 72-Hour Ceasefire for Aid Delivery
After weeks of brutal conflict, Sudan's warring factions have agreed to a 72-hour truce, opening critical windows for humanitarian assistance and civilian evacuation.
ICC Confirms Charges Against Ugandan Warlord Joseph Kony
International Criminal Court judges confirm 36 charges against Joseph Kony, leader of the Lord's Resistance Army, for war crimes and crimes against humanity spanning decades of conflict.
Canadian Universities Face Financial Collapse
Canadian universities face an existential threat as international student caps and declining revenues create a perfect storm. Discover how institutions are fighting to survive and what it means for students.
WIFF's Record Year: 231 Films, Thousands of Fans
The Windsor International Film Festival celebrates its biggest year ever with record-breaking attendance, expanded programming, and unprecedented community engagement across 10 vibrant days of cinema.
Trump's Tariff Backup Plan if Supreme Court Blocks Taxes
Former President Donald Trump has contingency tariff plans ready if the Supreme Court strikes down his proposed worldwide import taxes. Discover the legal and economic implications for US trade policy.
Canada Eyes Eurovision: Applause and Boos Worldwide
Canada's potential Eurovision debut sparks international debate as musical powerhouse considers joining world's biggest song competition, dividing fans across the globe.
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