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Carbon tax a policy tool
Canadians could come out ahead financially with a federally-imposed carbon tax, or so concludes the latest study on the policy as understanding of emission...
Stem cell therapies 'dicey'
Dozens of unlicensed clinics offering stem cell treatments for a wide variety of medical conditions have sprung up in Canada, marketing their services through...
A.I. use breaches rights
A new report is warning about the federal government's interest in using artificial intelligence to screen and process immigrant files, saying it could...
Air Canada at fault: U.S.
United States federal safety officials say pilot error was the reason an Air Canada jetliner came within three to six metres of crashing into a plane on the...
Orcas vs pipelines
The federal fisheries minister said Tuesday it will be more difficult for cabinet to give another green light to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion if...
Salmon virus under scope
A science review to assess risks associated with the transfer of a virus from farmed Atlantic salmon to wild salmon has been launched by the federal government....
Child welfare peaks
Manitoba's high number of kids in the child welfare system has dropped for the first time in 15 years, show figures released Tuesday by the provincial...
Child killer in healing lodge
Ontario's correctional services minister said he was "shocked and disappointed" that a woman convicted in the 2009 murder of an eight-year-old...
F-bomb in parliament
New Democrat MP Romeo Saganash apologized to the House of Commons Tuesday after using the F-word to describe Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's relationship...
Osuna agrees to peace bond
UPDATE: 11:20 a.m. An assault charge against former Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Roberto Osuna has been withdrawn. In exchange, Osuna agreed to a peace bond. The...
Touring tornado aftermath
Canada's public safety minister says the federal government is playing a supporting role to provinces and municipalities as they help parts of the national...
Who's the leaker?
Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi says he will ask the city's integrity commissioner to investigate a leak of details from a closed-door council meeting on costs...
Trudeau on charm offensive
Canada's high-level United Nations charm offensive is back underway in New York City. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau held court this morning at a panel...
'Books to weed out'
Edmonton Public Schools says it's taking down its book review site after a leading Indigenous author questioned why some of his graphic novels were on a...
Canada shoots for moon
With an eye on future lunar exploration, Canada's space agency is calling on companies to present their ideas for everything from moon-rover power systems...
Liberals try to hold power
Voters in New Brunswick have turned their backs on the province's entrenched two-party system for the first time in a generation, electing enough third...
Better spill plan urged
Washington's Department of Ecology wants the Canadian government to fix what it calls "deficiencies in critical areas" of its spill response plan...
Canada Post strike averted
The union representing thousands of Canada Post workers says it will stay at the bargaining table, averting a potential strike by mid-week. The Canadian Union...
Residential schools no myth
A radio ad airing in Saskatchewan is asking listeners whether Canadians are being told the whole truth about residential schools. The radio spot, which aired...
Great white in Cdn waters
Researchers looking for a possible great white shark mating site off Nova Scotia have tagged their first shark in Canadian waters. The official Twitter account...
Scheer's pipeline plan
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says the federal Liberals should both appeal the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion before the Supreme Court of Canada and...
Piglet on highway trot
Police say the photo was "too cute not to share." York regional police tweeted a photo Monday of an officer holding a young pig found wandering along...
Accused mail bomber dies
Yukon's chief coroner says a man accused of mailing a bomb to his brother on Vancouver Island has died. Heather Jones says 73-year-old Leon Nepper went into...
Thought cops were monsters
They thought it was Armageddon and wanted to save their neighbours. They believed police were monsters. They showed super strength after being pepper sprayed...
Meh, who needs plans?
A reeve in eastern Saskatchewan says no geotechnical investigation was performed on a riverbed where a newly built bridge collapsed only hours after opening....
'I'll never forgive you'
The brother of a Calgary woman who was raped and murdered in 2015 says he'll never forgive her killer. Curtis Healy was found guilty of first-degree murder...
Sex assault charge stayed
The Crown has stayed a sexual assault charge against a seriously ill British sailor, but the trial of his co-accused continued Monday in Halifax. Simon Radford...
Few asylum seekers turfed
Newly released figures show Canadian officials have removed only a handful of the hundreds of irregular migrants who arrived in Canada while they were already...
Concordia breaks ground
Concordia University is naming its faculty of engineering and computer science after the first woman to graduate with a PhD in building engineering from the...
Millard guilty of murder
A Toronto man accused of killing his father in a case originally deemed a suicide has been found guilty of first-degree murder. Dellen Millard, 33, had pleaded...
Popular calendar back
A stunningly popular calendar of burly, bearded mermen posing against scenic Newfoundland backdrops for charity is back for a second year. The 2018...
Germany looks to sell drone
Germany is looking to sell a secondhand surveillance drone that has cost the country more than 700 million euros ($823 million) to Canada — without many...
Shooting case put over
A Fredericton man accused of killing four people, including two city police officers, is due back in court next month after his case was adjourned today....
Trudeau takes world stage
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has arrived at the United Nations General Assembly on a mission to remind the world that there's more to Canadian foreign...
Taking stock after tornado
Word of Friday's tornado reached Laurel Wingrove and Alex Carlson at a Toronto wedding, and by Sunday morning they completed the grim pilgrimage back to the...
Trudeau hosts Spanish PM
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Sunday he has confidence in the ability of the Spanish government and its people to resolve the Catalan secession crisis in a...
Ice cream product recalled
Nora's Non-Dairy Ltd. is recalling some of their dairy-free frozen desserts because of milk undeclared on the label. The brand offers vegan alternatives to...
Seatbelt rules matter
Coaches and some players on the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns women's rugby team are making it a habit to buckle up on the bus when they travel to...
Buckle up for the Broncos
The head coach of the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns women's rugby team says he's making it a habit to wear his seatbelt on the team's bus....
Indigenous eateries on top
Since Paul Natrall started serving Indigenous cuisine from his Mr. Bannock food truck in Vancouver nearly a year ago, the chef has hired several employees for...
Hit by two tornadoes
Environment Canada has confirmed that the Ottawa area was hit by two tornadoes late Friday afternoon. The national weather agency says a powerful EF-3 category...
One lucky pooch
A freelance journalist says the rescue of a dog trapped under the rubble was "a little bright spot" amid the chaos in an Ottawa neighbourhood ravaged...
Dozens injured, no deaths
UPDATE: 11:50 a.m. Parts of Canada's national capital were still reeling Saturday after a powerful tornado carved paths of destruction through residential...
One dead in police shooting
Ontario's police watchdog says one person is dead and two officers were shot at a gas station in Burlington. The Special Investigations Unit says it's...
Guilty of first-degree murder
Loved ones of a Calgary woman brutally killed in Feburary 2015 sobbed and held each other after a jury found Curtis Healy guilty of first-degree murder in the...
Tornado tears through
A tornado ripped through the Ottawa area Friday afternoon, damaging homes and vehicles as severe thunderstorms and high wind gusts also pounded southern...
Billion dollar business
Statistics Canada forecasts Canadians could spend more than $1 billion on legal cannabis between October and December this year once marijuana for adult use is...
DJ sues over 'on air' remark
A former radio host in Winnipeg who was fired after making comments about transgender people is suing for wrongful dismissal. Dave Wheeler, whose real name is...
Great white shark mystery
Not far off Nova Scotia's rough-hewn shoreline, scientists on board an aging crab boat lay in wait for one of the marine world's greatest — and...
Will $75 a week feed family
One day after being ridiculed for saying it was possible to feed a family of three on $75 a week, Liberal Leader Philippe Couillard is maintaining his stance....
Pot-related attitudes mined
The federal government is looking to scour social-media platforms to find out what Canadians really think about pot as the country enters its new era of...
Feds launch tanker review
The National Energy Board has less than six months to redo its environmental review of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, this time taking into account the...
Inflation eases
The country's annual inflation rate eased to 2.8 per cent in August as still-rising gasoline prices advanced at a more-moderate pace, Statistics Canada said...
Consumer price index up
Statistics Canada says the consumer price index in August was 2.8 per cent compared with a year ago. The annual pace of inflation compared with an increase of...
Greens grapple with oil
Kermit the Frog sang "It's Not Easy Bein' Green," and candidates running to be leader of the Green Party of Alberta might relate. At a time...
Low-cost airline complaint
An air passenger rights advocate has filed a regulatory complaint against Swoop Inc. claiming the new low-cost airline is unlawfully charging baggage fees. In a...
Harnessing tides for power
Ottawa has announced a $29.8 million grant for a new project that aims to harness the immense power of the Bay of Fundy's tides. Natural Resources Minister...
MP awarded for heroism
When a man on a late-night flight collapsed and lay lifeless on the floor, it was an elected member of Parliament who saved his life. Todd Doherty was...
Canada Post pay hike
UPDATE 2:50 p.m. Rural and suburban postal workers across Canada celebrated Thursday after an arbitrator ordered Canada Post to pay them more — much more...
Mob hitmen wanted
Police have arrested one man and have launched an international manhunt for two others in a pair of deadly shootings in southern Ontario, including the slaying...
Ottawa to eliminate plastic
Ottawa used the platform of a G7 ministers meeting today to announce it will gradually eliminate plastic waste from government operations, as business leaders...
Military reopening 23 cases
The Canadian Armed Forces is re-opening nearly two-dozen cases of alleged sexual assault after reviewing dozens of files previously dismissed by military police...
Climbers caught in slide
Two people suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries when they were swept about 600 metres by an avalanche they triggered while climbing a mountain in...
Editor stands by decision
A former editor at the New York Review of Books says he stands by his decision to publish a controversial essay written by disgraced former radio host Jian...
U.S. butter imports way up
More Canadians have likely slathered their late-summer corncobs with American-made butter in recent years — and it had nothing to do with U.S. President...
'X' marks the spot for gender
Nova Scotians who don't exclusively identify as male or female will have the option of choosing 'X' on their birth certificates under changes...
Ghomeshi essay costs job
An editor at the New York Review of Books has parted ways with the prestigious literary publication amid controversy over his decision to publish a personal...
Co-op develops OD tech
A Vancouver technology co-operative is gaining recognition for developing a mobile app and three other digital monitoring tools aimed at preventing overdoses....
Canada-wide warrant issued
A Canada-wide warrant has been issued for a suspect in the beating death of a man at an Ottawa hotel. The composite photo of 32-year-old Crystal Bastien, shows...
Climate change tops agenda
Canada's environment minister opened a meeting of her G7 counterparts with a call for action on climate change, even as prominent environmentalist David...
NAFTA not there yet
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau signalled today that Canada wants more from its negotiating partners before signing on to a revamped North American Free Trade...
Ford gets legal victory
UPDATE 8:14 a.m. Ontario's top court has stayed a ruling that upended the provincial government's plans to cut Toronto city council in the middle of a...
Renegade MP welcomed
Andrew Scheer is trying to fire up his Conservative troops today by officially ushering Leona Alleslev into the fold. The party leader tells his weekly caucus...
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