Politics
Ottawa warns Stelco owner over job cuts, citing CEO's tariff support
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly says the U.S. parent company cannot blame tariffs for layoffs after its CEO backed them.
Politics
Crime & Justice
U.S. resident charged with aiding Tumbler Ridge shooter in alleged months-long conspiracy
The FBI alleges James Cody Bryant provided tactical advice, money and livestreaming help to the shooter before the 2026 attack that killed eight.
Canada
Delta plane clips Air Canada jet on tarmac at Los Angeles airport
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident, which caused no injuries.
Canada & the World
Trump says he will speak with Putin about suspected plague case in Russia
The World Health Organization says the case presents a 'very low' risk outside Russia following the death of a lab employee.
Communities
Edmonton public school board votes to review enrolment rules for children with lapsed immigration status
The board voted 5-2 to examine if its policies align with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Crime & Justice
Federal government tables bill to make defence procurement agency a Crown corporation
The move is intended to give the organization more independence and speed up military equipment purchases.
Canada
Ontario medical regulator proposes stricter rules for safer supply prescriptions
The College of Physicians and Surgeons is proposing an eight-week limit and supervised consumption for safer supply drugs.
Canada & the World
Ottawa demands Stelco owner reverse layoffs or face court action
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly says the company's plan to cut up to 500 jobs in Hamilton violates its 2024 takeover deal.
iGaming
GR8_TECH wins silver at SBC Summit, debuts fast white-label platform
The supplier also gave the first live demos of a new Qwik-based frontend architecture at the Lisbon event.
Politics
Parti Québécois wins minority government, sets stage for sovereignty referendum
The party won 59 seats, falling short of a majority, and its leader has pledged to hold an independence vote after 2029.
Communities
Alberta artist Keagan George wins Calgary Stampede 2027 poster competition
The 23-year-old from Barrhead created 'Best Seat in the House,' depicting a bull ride from the 2025 Stampede.
Crime & Justice
Judge orders Alberta government, AHS to produce records in wrongful dismissal lawsuit
The former CEO of Alberta Health Services is suing for $1.7 million after she was fired in January 2025.
Politics
Quebec voters head to the polls with Parti Québécois poised for change
The Parti Québécois, which has promised a sovereignty referendum in 2029, is the front-runner after two CAQ majority governments.