Sheila Gunn Reid

More than 425 Quebec workers are facing unemployment after Rayonier Advanced Materials announced it will temporarily shut down its Témiscaming mill, blaming new 50% U.S. tariffs on Canadian products.

Toronto Police are exploring the use of drones as “first responders,” potentially deploying unmanned aircraft to support officers responding to calls across the city.

The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF) announced that lawyers it funds filed an application with the Quebec Court of Appeal on behalf

But if independence talk is driving investment out of Alberta, the latest numbers aren't showing it.

Forever Canadian is a grassroots national-unity movement preparing to distribute more than 100,000 lawn signs ahead of Alberta’s October 19 referendum. The signs are real. The money behind them is a lot harder to see.

According to court documents reported by 620 CKRM, Saskatoon police charged Pouk in December 2025 with possessing a machete and an expandable baton for a purpose dangerous to the public peace.

Health Minister Michelle Thompson has previously said the Province intends to bring the facility's services and policies into line with those of other Nova Scotia hospitals once the Catholic agreement expires.

The Liberal government announced the Two Billion Trees Program as a 2019 election pledge, promising to plant two billion additional trees within a decade. The program repeatedly faced criticism over whether Ottawa was actually delivering additional trees.

The department said the research forms part of its efforts to encourage Canadians to change their behaviour to protect themselves from poor air quality.

The audit found particularly serious problems in the road transportation industry. The sector accounted for 68% of complaints and 87% of founded Canada Labour Code violations, yet auditors said proactive inspections were not adequately targeting high-risk sectors.