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Prime Minister Mark Carney arrived in Washington on Monday ahead of a meeting with Donald Trump which could serve to reset the bilateral relationship that's been upended by the president's tariffs and claims that Canada should become a U.S. state.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she would hold a referendum on provincial separation next year if citizens gather the required signatures on a petition.

Lompe's story used national datasets, Freedom of Information requests and interviews to piece together a picture of a changing forestry workforce — one that now uses more migrant labour than ever before.

Experts see hopeful signs as Mark Carney prepares to talk trade with Trump

The premiers of Canada's three territories say the country's push to remove internal trade barriers needs to consider the unique economic situation of the North.

A new study says visits to emergency departments for asthma spiked during a first wave of unprecedented wildfire smoke in 2023, but patient numbers returned to normal during a second wave weeks later.

US President Donald Trump says it is "highly unlikely" the United States would ever use military force to annex Canada, though he maintains he will continue to push to make Canada the 51st state.

Nearly a quarter of shareholders vote against the chair, Helge Lund, as green protesters are blocked from entering

The automaker plans to eliminate one of three shifts at its Oshawa Assembly Plant this fall, a move that will directly affect 700 workers and indirectly impact an estimated 1,500 more as its effects ripple through the local auto parts economy. 

Alberta MP Damien Kurek is resigning so Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre can run for office in a by-election.

A flood warning has been issued for communities on the Lower Ottawa River, including the nation's capital.

It's a day of remembrance and mourning in British Columbia today for victims of the deadly attack at a Filipino festival, as the suspect in the killings faces court.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to outline the priorities of his new government this morning four days after Canadians voted in the Liberals for a fourth mandate.

Firefighters from Fort St. John, BC, and the provincial wildfire service were battling a blaze that prompted evacuations late on Thursday, the city said.

The climate lawsuit will proceed in Ontario after Canada's Supreme Court declined to hear the Ford government's appeal, clearing the way for a full hearing that could redefine governments’ legal obligations to combat climate change under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.