Cabinet Records Reveal Chrétien’s Calm Strategy in Final Days Before Quebec Referendum
Editor Six days before the historic 1995 Quebec referendum that nearly split the country, Prime Minister Jean Chrétien told…
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Conservatives Propose Training Reforms to Tackle Soaring Youth Unemployment
The federal Conservative Party is pitching a new plan aimed at helping young Canadians find jobs, as youth…
Own a Piece of Hudson’s Bay History as Iconic Art and Artifacts Go to Auction
For the first time, Canadians will have the chance to bring home a tangible piece of Hudson’s Bay’s…
Canadian Schools Are Not Banning Pork from Lunches
Claims circulating on social media suggesting that Canadian schools have banned pork products from student lunches are not…
Global Economy Shows Resilience Amid U.S. Trade War, Champagne Says
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says the latest International Monetary Fund (IMF) report offers a rare note of optimism:…
New Cell Service Player Expands Across Ontario and Québec, Reaching Hundreds of Communities
A new mobile service option is making waves across Canada as Cogeco rapidly expands its cellphone offering to…
Ontario’s Small Businesses Are Running Out of Road: Strikes, Tariffs, and Rising Costs Leave Owners Struggling to Hold On
Ontario’s small business owners are bracing for a difficult 2026, facing a perfect storm of strikes, tariffs, and…
B.C. Airports Hacked With Pro-Hamas Messages, Causing Flight Delays
Flights at two major airports in British Columbia were delayed after hackers took over public information systems on…
U.S. Hacker Jailed After Massive Student Data Breach Hits Canadian Schools
A U.S. man has been sentenced to four years in prison for his role in a major cyber…
Carney Pushes Gulf Trade Ties During Egypt Peace Summit Delay
Prime Minister Mark Carney used an unusual lull at U.S. President Donald Trump’s hastily organized peace summit in…