The truck driver who caused the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash has applied to have his permanent resident status returned
Trucker who caused Broncos crash applies to have permanent resident status returned
July carbon rebates to be deposited, mailed today
The second instalment of this year’s national carbon price rebate will be deposited or mailed out to millions of households today
LeBlanc briefed by RCMP, CSIS in wake of Trump rally shooting
A shooting at a rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday left one rally attendee dead and two others critically injured, while the shooter was also killed
B.C. university gives pro-Palestinian protesters trespass notice, deadline to vacate
Vancouver Island University says it has issued a trespass notice to pro-Palestinian protesters, telling them to vacate their encampment on the campus in Nanaimo, B.C., by Monday
WestJet airplane mechanics ratify 5-year agreement that ended strike
WestJet has announced the collective bargaining agreement between the airline and the union representing airplane mechanics has been ratified
Canada has slim chance of beating Uruguay at Copa America: analyst
All eyes will be on the soccer pitch on Saturday, as Team Canada’s men’s soccer team is vying for a win against Uruguay at Copa America to capture third place in the tournament
Wildfire season close to 10-year average heading into the peak summer months
Federal officials say rainfall from the remnants of Hurricane Beryl that has caused flash floods in the Maritimes is also lowering the risk of wildfires in eastern Canada
Poilievre says Trudeau a ‘human piñata’ at NATO, still won’t commit to spending goal
Pierre Poilievre says NATO allies treated Prime Minister Justin Trudeau like a human piñata at the leaders’ summit this week — but he still won’t commit to the alliance’s spending goal
Heavy rain brings flooding to area of N.S. that suffered flood fatalities a year ago
Heavy overnight rain has washed out roads and forced evacuations in a region of Nova Scotia still recovering from flooding a year ago that caused extensive damage and killed several people
Canada, U.S. governments reach in-principle agreement to update Columbia River Treaty
he Canadian and U.S. governments say they have reached an agreement-in-principle in the process to modernize the Columbia River Treaty, which regulates the waterway that flows from southeastern British Columbia into Washington state
Assembly of First Nations, Ottawa confirm $47.8-billion deal on child welfare reform
The AFN’s national chief confirmed today that the organization finalized a deal with Ottawa late Wednesday night to put $47.8 billion towards child-welfare reform
Canada to work with Finland, U.S. on ‘Ice Pact’ to build icebreakers
Canada has signed a trilateral agreement with Finland and the U.S. to boost the production of icebreakers in an effort to safeguard the Arctic and Antarctic regions
B.C. seeking outside firefighting help as heat triggers burst of fire activity
British Columbia’s wildfire service says forest fuels are more susceptible to fire starts after seven consecutive days of extreme heat, with new blazes prompting two new evacuation orders in recent days
Interest rate cut hasn’t led to rush of homebuyer demand yet: Royal LePage report
Despite expectations of lower interest rates prompting homebuyers to leave the sidelines, a new report says the Bank of Canada’s quarter-point cut to its key interest rate last month did not lead to a rush in demand
U of T encampment court ruling could affect future campus protests, experts say
A pro-Palestinian protest encampment that stood for weeks at the heart of the University of Toronto may now be gone, but experts say the court ruling that led to its clearing could have lingering effects on future protests on post-secondary campuses in Canada
Canada set to provide details on defence funding timeline as NATO summit wraps up
Canada is expected to provide more details about its plan to meet defence spending targets in an effort to quell concerns that have dogged the prime minister during this week’s NATO summit in Washington, D.C.
Pro-Palestinian encampment at McGill’s downtown Montreal campus being dismantled
McGill University closed its downtown campus on Wednesday as Montreal police descended in large numbers to help clear a pro-Palestinian encampment
Hurricane Beryl’s remnants bring rainfall warnings for Ontario and Quebec
Environment Canada is warning of “torrential” rain brought by the remnants of Hurricane Beryl to southern Ontario and Quebec, with downpours that could last until Thursday