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U.S. President Donald Trump has intensified his rhetoric against Canada, declaring that the country would struggle to survive economically without the United States as trade tensions between the two North …

The STARS Air Ambulance has temporarily relocated one of its emergency medical helicopters to western Manitoba after severe flooding forced the closure of Dauphin Regional Health Centre, ensuring critical air …

The Canada has announced it will participate in a multinational fighter aircraft program in an observer role, a move aimed at strengthening defence cooperation with international allies while evaluating future …

The Conservative Party of Canada has appointed a dedicated referendum lead as party leader Pierre Poilievre renewed his call to “keep Canada united” amid growing discussions surrounding national unity and …

Former British Columbia Liberal cabinet minister Mike Bernier has been appointed as the new leader of CentreBC, marking a significant leadership change for the provincial political party as it seeks …

Youth camp organizers across Canada are adapting to a new reality as increasingly severe wildfire seasons continue to disrupt summer programs, forcing camp operators to strengthen emergency planning, evacuation procedures, …

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has called on Prime Minister Mark Carney to publicly release the agreement surrounding the Gordie Howe International Bridge, questioning the details of the arrangement and demanding …

The Government of Ontario has disqualified students enrolled at five private career colleges from receiving funding through the Ontario Student Assistance Program, citing concerns over the institutions’ compliance with provincial …

A newly released federal audit has found that Canadian diplomats stationed in the United States are increasingly dealing with security concerns related to gun violence, rising housing costs, and staffing …

A high-profile legal battle involving an Alberta separatist leader whose assets were frozen by authorities is set to return to court, as proceedings continue over the government’s actions and the …