Saskatoon man faces hate crime charge for online posts
A Saskatoon man has been charged with a hate crime following an investigation into online comments. Learn about the case and the legal implications in Canada.
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Saskatoon man charged with online hate crime
A 45-year-old Saskatoon man faces charges of inciting public hatred and unsafe firearm storage following a police investigation into anti-Semitic online comments. Learn the details of the case.
Keep Your Home Warm Without a High Hydro-Québec Bill
As Montreal temperatures plunge, energy experts reveal simple, cost-effective strategies to keep your home cozy this winter while avoiding a shocking Hydro-Québec bill. Start saving now.
Quebec's Secularism Laws Expand to Target More Public Workers
Columnist Toula Drimonis critiques the CAQ's expanding secularism legislation, arguing Bills 21, 94, and 9 represent a slide limiting fundamental freedoms and unfairly target minority faiths in Quebec.
TC Energy CEO Advises U.S. on Energy Infrastructure
TC Energy CEO François Poirier offers U.S. guidance on speeding up oil and gas projects. The advice comes amid ongoing North American energy security and regulatory discussions.
Readers Decry Canada's 'Cantada' Infrastructure Paralysis
In a series of passionate letters, Canadians critique the nation's lack of vision and leadership on major projects, from energy corridors to global threats. Read the public's unfiltered opinions.
Bill Gates: Aid cuts causing tragic rise in child deaths
Philanthropist Bill Gates warns AFP that reductions in global aid are resulting in a tragic increase in child mortality. Learn the critical details and global implications.
Canada's Energy Debate Flips, Expert Advocates Realism
A seismic shift in Canada's energy conversation sees public focus turning to economic growth. B.C. expert Don Wright argues affordable energy is key to prosperity, even amid climate goals.
Gates: Child deaths to rise after aid cuts
Bill Gates warns that child mortality rates are set to increase globally for the first time this century due to significant reductions in international aid. Learn about the dire consequences.
Quebec starts consultations on constitution bill
Public consultations on Quebec's Bill 60, a proposed provincial constitution, are set to begin. Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette leads the process amid debate over Quebec's political future.
Bill 60: Landlord group says it's needed for rental balance
A new housing bill passed in Ontario has landlord groups advocating for system balance, while raising tenant concerns over easier evictions. Explore the details and implications.
Canada's First Commercial Compressed Air Storage Facility
EllisDon partners with Cache Power to build Canada's first commercial-scale Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES) facility in Alberta, a major step for long-duration storage and grid stability. Learn about the groundbreaking project.
Hydro-Québec wants $1.40 fee for paper bills
Hydro-Québec seeks regulatory approval to charge customers $1.40 for paper bills to offset rising postal costs and encourage digital adoption. Learn how this affects Montreal residents.
Canada's National Energy Corridors: Solution or Risk?
Canada considers national energy corridors to overcome provincial barriers and secure energy independence. Will $5B investment solve power grid vulnerabilities?
Ontario and Canada launch fusion energy research centre
Ontario and federal governments establish fusion energy research centre to advance clean power technology. Learn how this initiative positions Canada as a leader in sustainable energy innovation.
Quebec secularism bill gives religious schools 3-year deadline
Quebec's government introduces new secularism legislation requiring religious private schools to end faith-based selection within three years or lose public funding. Learn the key details.
Quebec tables secularism bill amid student protests
Quebec's government tables bill to strengthen secularism as Montreal university students protest prayer room bans. Get the latest on this developing political story.
Legault Signals Amendments to Quebec Health-Care Bill
Premier François Legault and Quebec's family doctors federation resume negotiations, potentially amending controversial Bill 2. Read about the latest developments in Quebec health reform.
B.C. Demands Respect from Ottawa in Pipeline Talks
British Columbia's deputy premier asserts provincial rights in pipeline negotiations with Ottawa and Alberta. Get the latest on intergovernmental tensions and energy policy.
Quebec bill extends religious symbols ban
Quebec's new bill expands the religious symbols ban to more public sectors and prohibits prayer rooms in universities. Learn the details and implications.
Campbell's exec suspended over derogatory customer rant
A Campbell's Soup executive faces suspension after a secret recording captured him making disparaging comments about customers and employees. Learn about the lawsuit and company response.
Quebec Expands Religious Symbols Ban to Private Schools
Quebec's government plans to table new secularism legislation extending religious symbols ban to private school employees and restricting funding to religious-based schools. Learn about the latest developments.
Ford tells protester 'find a job' during eviction law debate
Ontario Premier Doug Ford clashed with protesters as MPPs passed Bill 60, legislation critics warn will accelerate tenant evictions across the province.
X-energy raises $700M for nuclear reactor projects
Advanced nuclear company X-energy raises US$700 million in funding to expand its next-generation reactor projects across the United States. Learn how this impacts clean energy.
Quebec Bill 2 health reform faces doctor exodus
Quebec's Bill 2, intended to fix healthcare access, is causing clinic closures and a doctor exodus. This analysis reveals why the cure is worse than the disease.
Prosecutors: Bondi comments shouldn't affect death penalty case
Federal prosecutors argue Pam Bondi's public statements should not influence Luigi Mangione's death penalty proceedings. Get the latest on this high-profile case.
Scarborough's F-bomb on live TV over Trump remarks
Joe Scarborough's explosive F-bomb on live TV highlights political tension over Trump's 'sedition' comments and Democratic veterans' response. Get the full story on this dramatic moment.
Duffy's Air Travel Etiquette Remarks Draw Criticism
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy faces backlash after suggesting passengers dress better and be more polite to improve air travel. Critics call comments out of touch with modern flying realities.
New Bill Aims to Criminalize Terror Group Promotion
Conservative MP Roman Baber introduces Bill C-257 to outlaw willful promotion of terrorist groups in Canada. Jewish organizations applaud the legislation amid rising antisemitism.
Senate passes First Nations status bill amendments
The Senate has passed significant amendments to the First Nations status legislation, moving forward Indigenous rights recognition. Next step: House of Commons vote.
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