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A new national survey reveals that a growing majority of Canadians no longer trust the United States as a reliable partner, underscoring a sharp deterioration in public sentiment amid ongoing political and trade tensions between the two countries. According to

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrested 16 people attempting to illegally cross the Canada-United States border near Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle, Quebec, late Friday night. The arrests were made as part of an ongoing enforcement operation in the Montérégie region, close to one

Two people were arrested for mischief during a demonstration on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Saturday, as coordinated protests took place in major Canadian cities opposing key policies of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government. The arrests followed a national day

A rare geological shift deep within Earth has been identified by scientists after an analysis of satellite data revealed unexplained changes in the planet’s gravitational field. The anomaly, which occurred between 2006 and 2008, was detected near the boundary between

Governments worldwide are increasing their use of artificial intelligence in public administration, but face significant barriers to full implementation, according to a new report released Friday by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). The report, titled Governing with

Vancouver’s housing market remains critically undersupplied despite a slowdown in overall activity, according to recent economic data and housing analysts. The shift reflects a growing disconnect between cooling market demand and a persistently constrained construction environment that continues to limit

The International Energy Agency (IEA) said in its Global Hydrogen Review 2025 that low-emissions hydrogen production capacity is on track to grow significantly by 2030 despite a decline in new project announcements and mounting economic and regulatory challenges. The report

Toronto police are investigating a new wave of vandalism targeting automated speed enforcement cameras, as two additional units were found cut down overnight. The latest incidents bring the total number of vandalized cameras in recent weeks to at least six,

Alberta’s provincial government has paused a directive ordering the removal of school library books containing sexual content after public backlash and the removal of over 200 titles by school boards. Issued in July by Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides, the directive

The British Columbia General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) is escalating its province-wide strike this week by expanding job action to more cities starting Tuesday, intensifying pressure on the provincial government amid stalled contract negotiations. The union confirmed it will establish new