EU wants Canada as its first ‘associate member,’ von der Leyen says
The two sides will move from CETA to an Alliance for the Future, European Commission President Urusla von der Leyen said in her State of the Union address.
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Élections Québec asked government to change French-language laws in 2023
Élections Québec knew it would not be allowed to send voter information in English over a year before the electoral campaign, The Canadian Press has learned.
Quebec party leaders gear up for second TV debate of election campaign
The debate is the second of three planned exchanges between the leaders of the Coalition Avenir Québec, Parti Québécois, Quebec Liberals, Conservatives and Québéc solidaire.
Mississauga, Ont. council set to vote on temporary data centre moratorium
The city is the latest in Ontario to consider a pause as it studies what guardrails it could place on energy-intensive data centres fuelling the artificial intelligence boom.
The Curator: Gadgets for kids who aren’t quite ready for a smartphone yet
Discover kid-friendly tech without social media or endless notifications, from screen-free audio players and cameras to e-readers, walkie-talkies and smartwatches.
The Curator: The ultimate summer-to-fall style guide
Discover chic late-summer to early-fall style with layered textures, fresh hues, preppy touches, varsity vibes and clever transitional dressing.
After Niagara Falls ferris wheel cancellation, opponents set sights on other Ford government proposals
Buoyed by the victory, opponents are now looking at the Ford government's second proposal for Queen Victoria Park: an all-season, 3.8-kilometre, automated electric tram.
Environmental advocates ask Sask. Court of Appeal to review coal decision
Environmental advocates are asking Saskatchewan's Court of Appeal for a judicial review of their case against the province's decision to extend coal-fired power plants.
Ontario government Microsoft Teams messages set to automatically delete
In May civil servants in charge of processing freedom of information requests were told to put down their pens. The message was sent via Microsoft Teams.
Fréchette defends CAQ record as rivals trade attacks in first leaders’ debate
The first Quebec election debate saw rivals target the CAQ’s record, while leaders clashed over French, sovereignty and immigration.
Helicopter crashes and bursts into flames, killing at least 3 people near an LA bus collision
The helicopter crashed around 7 p.m. near a one-story commercial building in the neighborhood of Chatsworth in the San Fernando Valley.
Students finish testifying in former Christian school principal assault trial
Five former Saskatoon Christian school students testified to their claims of physical and mental toll from being hit with a paddle by Friesen.
DTES grocery store uncertain of future after spending thousands on security
The company says that shoplifting losses at that store are double what other locations see on average and it spends thousands on security to keep staff and customers safe.
PQ touts balanced-budget plan as leaders prepare to face off in pivotal debate
PQ unveils plan to balance Quebec's budget by 2028-29 as party leaders make their final pitch to undecided voters ahead of the campaign's first debate.
Galaxyland’s new Nerf roller-coaster nearly complete at West Edmonton Mall
The roller-coaster opening in 2027 can be ridden two ways: the family-friendly 'Core' mode and the more a thrilling 'Quantum' mode with added inversions, twists, and higher speeds.
Drones could take on bigger role in future wildfire firefighting
The collaboration comes after another difficult wildfire season in the Okanagan and builds on previous efforts to test automated drones for wildfire response.
Alberta on track to see the most traffic deaths in a decade: ‘Disaster waiting to happen’
Driving habits in Alberta have taken a turn for the worse. RCMP say based on the data so far in 2026, the province is on track to record the highest number of traffic fatalities in a decade.
Vancouver Airport CEO says talks about private investment already underway
Major airports, including London Heathrow and Sydney Airport, already operate with private investment and that could be the case at YVR as well.