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AUTO INDUSTRY SEES THREAT TO JOBS AND PROFITS FROM TRUMP'S NAFTA PUSH
Eliminating those efficiencies would amount to essentially a 10 billion tax on the auto industry in North America, he said... READ MORE›
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS TO ADD NUNAVUT TO CENTENNIAL FLAME
The Centennial Flame was first lit for Canada's centennial celebrations in 1967, 32 years before Nunavut became the third territory... READ MORE›
MEXICO WARNS US ABOUT ENDING NAFTA DEAL
Ending the North American Trade Agreement Nafta would break relations between Mexico and the US, the Mexican foreign minister has warned... READ MORE›
TRADE TROUBLES FACE TRUDEAU ON TRIP TO WASHINGTON AND MEXICO CITY
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans to talk trade, security and gender equality during his four-day trip to the United States and Mexico that begins Tuesday... READ MORE›
GOVERNMENT PETITIONS CALL FOR END TO PHOENIX PAY SYSTEM, CALL CENTRES
Government petitions want to scrap Phoenix call centres or system itself... READ MORE›
'I'M NOT SURE IF THIS MONEY WILL BE ACCESSIBLE TO PEOPLE LIKE ME,' SAYS DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKER
Fact Netflix's Canadian production house is subject to the same corporate taxes as any other business in Canada... READ MORE›
CANADA TO COMPENSATE INDIGENOUS CHILDREN TAKEN FROM FAMILIES
The so-called Sixties Scoop saw them placed with primarily white middle-class families in Canada, the United States and overseas... READ MORE›
CANADA AGREES TO PAY MILLIONS TO INDIGENOUS PEOPLE TAKEN FROM THEIR HOMES
TORONTO -- The Canadian government has agreed to pay compensation to indigenous people who were taken from their homes and adopted into non-indigenous families... READ MORE›
AMAZON WOULD GAIN FROM TRUMP PUSH TO BOOST CROSS-BORDER RETAIL
U.S. wants Mexico and Canada to apply duties on fewer imports... READ MORE›
CANADA WILL PAY COMPENSATION TO THOUSANDS OF INDIGENOUS 'STOLEN CHILDREN'
The government will pay nearly 800m to survivors of the 'Sixties Scoop' policy, which forcibly removed aboriginal children from their families... READ MORE›
A NEW NEPEAN POINT: 4 DESIGNS ON THE SHORTLIST
Check out the designs on the shortlist to redevelop Nepean Point behind the National Gallery of Canada... READ MORE›
A380 ENGINE DEBRIS FOUND IN GREENLAND
Debris from an Air France jet engine that failed on a transatlantic flight last week has been located on a remote part of Greenland, investigators say... READ MORE›
AIR FRANCE PLANE'S LOST ENGINE SPOTTED IN GREENLAND
A helicopter of Air Greenland spotted parts from the engine Wednesday... READ MORE›
JAGMEET SINGH'S WIN OPENS DOORS FOR CANADA'S MINORITIES
The NDP won 44 seats in 2015, but it had a disappointing showing in several regions, including Quebec, urban centres in Ontario, and Atlantic Canada... READ MORE›
SOMALI REFUGEE HELD IN EDMONTON TERROR ATTACK WAS A 'LONE WOLF' KNOWN TO POLICE
Marlin Degrand, assistant commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, said officers took a 30-year-old man into custody... READ MORE›
SOMALI MAN CHARGED OVER 'LONE WOLF' ATTACK IN EDMONTON, CANADA
A flag of the Islamic State militant group was found inside the Malibu, said Rod Knecht, police chief of Edmonton, Alberta's provincial capital... READ MORE›
BRITAIN WILL FIGHT ITS CORNER IN BOEING-BOMBARDIER STANDOFF
Britain will fight its corner in Boeing-Bombardier standoff minister... READ MORE›
'WAS HE UNDER SURVEILLANCE?': QUESTIONS SURROUND EDMONTON 'ACTS OF TERRORISM,' SECURITY EXPERT SAYS
Questions around Edmonton attack5 06 We also know that there are between 80 and 120 of those individuals who have so far returned to Canada, he said... READ MORE›
BRITAIN WILL FIGHT ITS CORNER IN BOEING-BOMBARDIER STANDOFF
Britain will fight its corner in Boeing-Bombardier standoff minister... READ MORE›
BRITAIN WILL FIGHT ITS CORNER IN BOEING-BOMBARDIER STANDOFF
Britain will fight its corner in Boeing-Bombardier standoff minister... READ MORE›
GOP SEEKS TO LURE MURKOWSKI VOTE BY TYING TAXES TO OIL DRILLING
The Senate's fiscal 2018 budget plan would fast-track a vote on allowing oil drilling in part of Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge... READ MORE›
MARIJUANA NOW ON THE AGENDA WHEN TRUDEAU SITS DOWN WITH PREMIERS NEXT WEEK
Many provinces are nervous about the federal government's timeline of legalizing pot by next July... READ MORE›
OVERDOSE PREVENTION GROUPS URGE HEALTH MINISTER TO DECLARE EMERGENCY
Overdose prevention sites, among other measures, are desperately needed in Ontario municipalities... READ MORE›
CANADA'S BUSIEST ILLEGAL BORDER CROSSING
Roxham Road is the busiest illegal crossing into Canada. It's a one way-route out of the U.S. that the Canadian government can't seem to plug... READ MORE›
DONALD TRUMP JR. DUMPED SECRET SERVICE SO HE COULD GO MOOSE HUNTING
Donald Trump Jr. reportedly bagged a moose in Canada after ditching his Secret Service protection earlier this month... READ MORE›
WESTJET READY TO SWOOP IN ON LOW-COST MARKET
The Calgary-based airline says Swoop, headquartered in Calgary, will operate a fleet of Boeing 737-800 aircraft and provide Canadians with a no-frills, lower-fare travel option... READ MORE›
BOMBARDIER IN TALKS FOR C-SERIES DEALS WITH CHINESE CARRIERS
Asked about the comment by the Canadian government official on Trudeau's travel, a Bombardier spokesman in Montreal did not offer an immediate comment... READ MORE›
CANADA HAS FAILED ITS INDIGENOUS PEOPLE, TRUDEAU TELLS UN
Trudeau also took an implicit swipe at the United States over its withdrawal from the Paris agreement on climate change... READ MORE›
CANADA PRESSURED TO DUMP DAIRY SUPPLY MANAGEMENT IN NAFTA TALKS
Ottawa opened up a small share of its domestic dairy market to Europe in its latest trade agreement with the EU, which provisionally took effect Thursday... READ MORE›
PRINCE HARRY MEETS TRUDEAU, MELANIA TRUMP IN TORONTO
Britain's Prince Harry met with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Sunday, while in Toronto for the third edition of the Invictus Games he founded... READ MORE›
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FORMER ASTRONAUT JULIE PAYETTE TO BE CANADA'S NEXT GOVERNOR GENERAL
Julie Payette to be announced as Canada's next governor general tomorrow... READ MORE›
OPINION | THE WORLD NEEDS TO STOP MINDLESSLY FAWNING OVER JUSTIN TRUDEAU
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attends Stampede Breakfast this month in Calgary, Alberta... READ MORE›
BERNIE SANDERS' DRUG PRICE BILL WOULD SAVE BILLIONS, CONGRESSIONAL ANALYSTS SAY
Spending millions on campaign donations and lobbying, the pharmaceutical industry has for years successfully fought off legislation to end the prohibition... READ MORE›
PESTICIDES DAMAGE SURVIVAL OF BEE COLONIES, LANDMARK STUDY SHOWS
The reproductive success of the wild bees was cut as the insecticide exposure increased in all three countries... READ MORE›
CANADA TOWN VOTES AGAINST HAVING A MUSLIM CEMETERY
The cemetery was proposed by the Quebec Islamic Cultural Centre, which was the site of a shooting that killed six people and injured 19 in January... READ MORE›
LOVE AND LOATHING AS TRUDEAU TOUCHES DOWN FOR CALGARY STAMPEDE
Morgan shrugged off the fact Trudeau initially forgot to mention Alberta in his Canada Day speech, a gaffe that the prime minister later apologized for... READ MORE›
VEHICLE PLOWS THROUGH GAGGLE OF GEESE ON ROAD NEAR INNISFAIL, KILLING DOZENS OF BIRDS
Dozens of Canada geese were killed when a vehicle drove through a gaggle of them on Range Road 281 just northeast of Innisfail, Alta... READ MORE›
'A STATE OF CRISIS': INDIGENOUS GROUP CALLS FOR CHANGE AS CANADA DAY NEARS
'Canada has failed Indigenous peoples' At a news conference in Charlottetown, Trudeau was asked about the teepee ceremony... READ MORE›
'EVERYBODY KNEW JOE HOWLETT AND EVERYBODY RESPECTED JOE HOWLETT,' SAYS MAYOR STEPHEN SMART
The Campobello Island community is mourning Joe Howlett, the man who was killed Monday while trying to rescue a whale in the Gulf of St. Lawrence... READ MORE›
ART AND DESIGN
For many indigenous peoples in Canada whose ancestors have been in North America for thousands of years, the Canada 150 celebrations are controversial... READ MORE›
CANADIAN MILITARY TWEETS WELCOME AS TRUMP BANS TRANSGENDER PERSONNEL
We welcome Cdns of all sexual orientations and gender identities... READ MORE›
'OUR SOCIETY IS BROKEN': WHAT CAN STOP CANADA'S FIRST NATIONS SUICIDE EPIDEMIC?
Then in June this year, another First Nations reserve in Ontario lost three 12-year-old girls who had reportedly agreed a suicide pact... READ MORE›
GOVERNMENT TO PUSH FOR POSTAL BALLOT IF SAME SEX-MARRIAGE PLEBISCITE FAILS IN SENATE AGAIN
Marriage equality advocates have already signalled they will challenge the legality of a postal ballot in the High Court... READ MORE›
COAST GUARD: US PRESENCE IN ARCTIC WON'T STOP CHINESE, RUSSIAN ENCROACHMENT WITHOUT LAW OF THE SEA RATIFICATION
The convention, which the US has avoided signing for years, would allow Washington to extend America's Exclusive Economic Zone to its Arctic continental shelf... READ MORE›
HOLLYWOOD MIGHT NOT BOUNCE BACK FROM THEATERS' $1.3 BILLION STOCK COLLAPSE
That announcement dragged down shares of theater stocks, wiping out 1.3 billion from the value of the top four cinema operators in North America since Aug. 1... READ MORE›
WHY THESE CANADIANS WOULD TAKE TRUMP OVER TRUDEAU
BUCKHORN, ONTARIO -- Outside Dave and Ann Bowen's cottage at Six Foot Bay, Buckhorn Lake shimmers in the early morning sunlight... READ MORE›
50,000 HAITIANS COULD LOSE PROTECTED STATUS IN THE U.S., BUT CANADA COULD DEPORT THOSE SEEKING ASYLUM
Canada's last extension of the ban ended Aug. 4, 2016, meaning the 3,200 Haitians without status in Canada have had to apply for residency on humanitarian and compassionate grounds... READ MORE›
'IT WAS THE HAPPIEST MOMENT': ASYLUM SEEKERS WHO TOOK RISKY CENTRAL AMERICAN CORRIDOR CROSS INTO CANADA
After careful research, Ahmed Omar and Abdi Omar decided to travel to Tijuana to jump the wall that separates Mexico from the United States on April 9, 2017... READ MORE›
CANADA TO HELP U.S. BY SHIPPING SUPPLIES TO HARVEY VICTIMS
Canada will help the U.S. recovery efforts with supplies, after a phone call between Justin Trudeau and Donald Trump... READ MORE›
MONTREAL TURNS STADIUM INTO WELCOME CENTRE FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS FROM US
More than 3,300 asylum seekers have entered Quebec from the US, driving authorities to create temporary welcome centre at 56,000-seat stadium... READ MORE›
'THEY'RE FRUSTRATED': 296 CANADIANS HAVE ASKED GOVERNMENT FOR HELP IN WAKE OF HURRICANE IRMA
During the 2004 hurricane season, the government chartered flights to evacuate Canadians, but the official said that hasn't been necessary so far during Hurricane Irma... READ MORE›
TRUDEAU HEADS TO SUMMIT MARKED BY WIDENING TRUMP-MERKEL RIFT
According to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Canada ranks last on foreign direct investment in Africa... READ MORE›
CALGARY MP ON MEDICAL LEAVE AFTER SEXUAL HARASSMENT ALLEGATIONS VOWS TO DEFEND REPUTATION 'AT ALL COSTS'
Darshan Kang placed on medical leave denies allegations of sexual harassment... READ MORE›
UNITED NATIONS PANEL CALLS FOR HALT OF B.C.'S SITE C DAM
The recommendation comes three weeks after British Columbia's NDP government requested a review of what had been a signature megaproject for former premier Christy Clark... READ MORE›
COUPLE LEAVING THE CAROLINAS FOR CANADA
Meet the couple fleeing Trump for Canada Jump to media player Many anti-Trump Americans talked about leaving the US for Canada... READ MORE›
CORNWALL, ONT., CITY COUNCIL DEMANDS ANSWERS ON FUTURE OF NAV CENTRE REFUGE
Cornwall, Ont., residents packed into a special council meeting with hope of learning the fate of more than 290 migrants living at the city's Nav Centre... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIAN SENATOR RESIGNS AFTER LEARNING SHE'S ALSO CANADIAN
Larissa Waters, who represented the Greens, said in a statement she was born in Winnipeg in 1977 to Australian parents who were briefly studying in Canada... READ MORE›
CANADA OPPOSITION DEMANDS END TO SAUDI ARABIA ARMS SALES
Canada investigates reports of Saudi Arabia using armoured trucks made near Toronto against civilians... READ MORE›
'DON'T WORRY ABOUT CANADA,' SAYS HE'S HAPPY WITH TRADE
Leaked Trump phone call 'Don't worry about Canada,' says he's happy with trade... READ MORE›
HALF OF CANADA'S MONITORED WILDLIFE IS IN DECLINE, MAJOR STUDY FINDS
According to researchers, the federal Species at Risk Act Sara has faltered in its mission to protect Canada's most beleaguered wildlife, the report noted... READ MORE›