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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is promising to tighten financial transparency rules for elected officials — and is using that promise to take aim at Liberal Leader Mark Carney.

The deaths of two Washington cougars suggest the virus is more widespread than thought.

A new report reveals that preserving British Columbia's interior old-growth forests could generate billions in economic value, offering far greater economic return than timber.

First Nations across Ontario are feeling the impact of the shortening ice road season – an already narrow window that will continue to shrink. With that knowledge, many are considering building all season roads. Fort Albany First Nation is starting to envision what that could look like for their community: challenges and all.

Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh urged Canadians on Friday to elect NDP MPs to hold the government to account.

General Motors will begin laying off hundreds of workers at its CAMI assembly plant in Ingersoll, Ont., starting Monday — a major economic hit to the town of 14,000.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has suspended his election campaign yet again to deal with the fallout of U.S. tariffs.

Many of the world's largest shipping nations will decide on Friday whether to impose a tax on carbon emissions from ships.

A newly released memo shows federal officials recommended almost a year ago that leaders of major opposition parties receive regular classified briefings — not only on foreign interference but also violent extremism and overseas conflicts.

A new poll suggests 60 per cent of Canadians say they will personally feel the effects of U.S. tariffs — and most believe Canada should fight back.

Tesla has long been a leader in the electric vehicles market. Now it's facing mounting protests and plummeting sales.

In a keynote speech at a Canada Strong and Free Network conference, Alberta's premier again threatened a national unity crisis if the country's future prime minister — no matter whom that is — does not abandon emissions reduction policies.

In March, the number of Canadians returning home by car from the U.S. fell nearly 32 per cent compared to March 2024, the third consecutive month of year-over-year declines and the steepest plunge since the pandemic, according to Statistics Canada.

Alberta's government is looking to give the green light to hydrogen as a home and commercial heating fuel in a move it says will boost demand and reduce emissions.

The United States is still imposing tariffs on Canada after President Donald Trump on Wednesday partially pulled back some of the most devastating duties against countries around the world.