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Ottawa won't say if people misused a now-defunct refugee residency sponsorship policy
OTTAWA - The Immigration Department refuses to say whether any applicants actually misused a refugee permanent resident sponsorship policy the government allowed to expire last week, citing "potential...
The Canadian Press
Sep 16, 2026
Trump criticizes Canada over drugs but leaves it off list of drug-producing countries
WASHINGTON - U.S. President Donald Trump is again accusing Canada of not doing enough to clamp down on drugs - but did not include it in a list of major drug-producing countries released Wednesday. "A...
The Canadian Press
Sep 16, 2026
If Alberta leaves Canada, it will need up to $170B and 70,000 civil servants: report
EDMONTON - A report released Wednesday by the Alberta government says if the province wants to separate from Canada, it would need to shell out up to $170 billion and hire at least 70,000 civil servan...
The Canadian Press
Sep 16, 2026
Montreal AI research institute denounces violence after office vandalized
MONTREAL - Hours after the office of a Quebec artificial intelligence institute was vandalized Tuesday night, the founder of the organization warned that violence would not resolve public concerns abo...
The Canadian Press
Sep 16, 2026
New poll: Nova Scotia government's approval rating has recovered from recent plunge
HALIFAX - A new poll suggests the approval rating for Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston's government has partially recovered from the plunge it took following a round of big budget cuts in February. The...
The Canadian Press
Sep 16, 2026
Anglophones hail Quebec ruling ordering elections agency to send bilingual documents
MONTREAL - Members of Quebec's anglophone community are hailing a Quebec Superior Court ruling that ordered lections Qubec to mail voting reminder cards in both French and English. The ruling provides...
The Canadian Press
Sep 16, 2026
Calian partners with Ukrainian tech and defence company SkyFall for drone training
OTTAWA - Calian Group Ltd. has signed a deal to form a partnership with Ukrainian technology and defence company SkyFall that will focus on drone-enabled defence training. The partnership will see Sky...
The Canadian Press
Sep 16, 2026
Secrecy and accountability 'can coexist': groups push for Tumbler Ridge gun details
OTTAWA - Five gun control advocacy groups are renewing pressure on the RCMP to disclose information about the firearms used in the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., saying public discussion of the...
Jim Bronskill, The Canadian Press
Sep 16, 2026
People attend a vigil for the victims of a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., Friday, Feb. 13, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Christinne Muschi
Quebec party leaders spar about referendum, sovereignty in second TV debate
MONTREAL - The prospect of a referendum on Quebec sovereignty took centre stage Wednesday as the heads of the main political parties squared off for a provincial election leaders' debate in the shadow...
The Canadian Press
Sep 16, 2026
Élections Québec asked government to change French-language laws in 2023
MONTREAL - lections Qubec knew it would not be allowed to send voter information in English over a year before the election campaign, The Canadian Press has learned. The provincial election authority ...
The Canadian Press
Sep 16, 2026
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