Trudeau government grants extension to public inquiry into foreign interference
The final report from the public inquiry investigating allegations of foreign meddling is coming later than expected.
Canada Post workers go on strike, disrupting deliveries ahead of holiday season
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) says approximately 55,000 workers in its urban and rural bargaining units are on ...
Iran backs Lebanon in ceasefire talks, seeks end to 'problems'
Iran will back any decision taken by Lebanon in talks to secure a ceasefire with Israel, a senior Iranian official said on ...
CRA laying off hundreds of temporary workers
The Canada Revenue Agency has told about 580 temporary workers, most of them debt collectors, that they'll lose their jobs in ...
N.W.T. gov't looking for new operator of Inuvik liquor store
The N.W.T. government is looking for someone to operate the liquor store in Inuvik. The Inuvialuit Regional Corporation (IRC) ...
Woman dead after fire in Vanier
A woman is dead following a fire on Deschamps Avenue in Ottawa's Vanier neighbourhood Thursday night, police said.
Alan Doyle and Tell Tale Harbour returning to mainstage for 2025 Charlottetown Festival
The former Great Big Sea frontman enjoyed spending the summer in Prince Edward Island so much in 2022 that he’s coming back ...
Fate of Bay du Nord project still up in the air, says Equinor
The development of the Bay du Nord project is still on hold, but the head of Equinor Canada is still optimistic it will one ...
Changes needed to make courts more welcoming to child witnesses, advocates say after Manitoba case stayed
Caption: Advocates for child victims and child witnesses say our justice system has a long way to go to make it fair and supportive for children. It comes after charges were stayed yesterday against a ...