Justin Trudeau is expected to attend the coronation of King Charles in London next week alongside dignitaries from around the world
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will attend King’s coronation in London next week
Former Trudeau Foundation CEO says she resigned after pushback on donation audit
The former CEO of the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation says she resigned because some members of its board of directors refused to recuse themselves from involvement in an independent forensic audit into a 2016 donation that she says was linked to China
Mechanical issue in Canadian plane delays Sudan airlift, as Turkish plane shot at
Defence Minister Anita Anand says Canadian evacuation flights in Sudan have been hampered by a mechanical issue in one military plane that has since been resolved
Trudeau, buoyed by Biden visit, visits Council on Foreign Relations to talk up Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will take his Canadian sales pitch to an influential U.S. audience this morning
Two Canadian Armed Forces flights have left Sudan, carrying 118 evacuees
Two Canadian evacuation flights left Sudan today carrying 118 evacuees to Djibouti but federal officials could not yet say how many of those are Canadian citizens
Federal public service strike enters ninth day, no sign of back-to-work legislation
The Liberal government is showing no hints it will end the strike of its largest public sector union by legislating 155,000 federal civil servants back to work
First Canadian evacuation flight from Sudan has departed: Anand
Defence Minister Anita Anand says the first Canadian evacuation flight from Sudan has taken off and additional evacuations are planned over the next few days
Trudeau visits N.Y.C. to build momentum as Canada, U.S. partner on critical minerals
Trudeau is in New York City to pitch America’s movers and shakers on the virtues of Canada as a trade and investment partner
Union says government not budging on bargaining position or public service wage offer
Negotiations between the federal government and the largest public sector union seemed to reach a stalemate Wednesday as federal workers remain on strike for the eighth straight day
Mendicino announces first step of firearm buyback program, targeting industry
Mendicino says Ottawa has taken its first step toward launching its firearms buyback program, beginning with industry
Canadian family escapes Sudan as militia fighting escalates
A family from Mississauga has escaped Sudan after militia fighting escalated during their Ramadan family vacation in Khartoum
Fitful start to new 3-day truce in Sudan; airlifts continue
Sudanese and foreigners streamed out of the capital of Khartoum and other battle zones as fighting Tuesday shook a new three-day truce brokered by the United States and Saudi Arabia
Liberal, Conservative campaign operatives to testify on foreign election meddling
Members of the Liberal and Conservative backrooms will step into the spotlight to testify today before a parliamentary committee that’s probing allegations of foreign election interference
Airlines ‘left government no choice’ but to beef up passenger rights: Minister
Transport Minister Omar Alghabra says airlines’ use of loopholes around traveller compensation “left government no choice” but to strengthen passenger rights rules
Public service union to picket at locations with more impact as strike enters Day 6
One of Canada’s largest labour disruptions has entered a sixth day as the union representing thousands of striking public-service workers looks to hamper access to ports
OMNI Arabic’s Eid Special
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OMNI’s Vaisakhi Special!
The special includes coverage of the Surrey Vaisakhi Parade – the largest Vaisakhi parade in the world!
MP Han Dong sues Global News for defamation over foreign meddling allegations
Han Dong is suing Global News and its parent company, Corus Entertainment, over stories he says portrayed him as a “traitor” and a knowing participant in Chinese interference in Canada