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Carney to meet UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham for first timePrime Minister Mark Carney will meet U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham for the first time during a three-day trip to Europe focused on defence, energy and economic ties.CanadaSep 12
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As federal budget nears, Canada’s health ministers to meet to talk fundingProvinces and territories have raised concerns about the federal budget, which forecasts an end to some targeted health care funding after March 2027.HealthSep 28
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Opposition ‘politicking’ on Weedmark private flights unless evidence exists, says policy expertKevin Weedmark is defending his recent set of flights to attend government events, saying he paid for them out of pocket despite mounting questions from the Opposition.CanadaSep 19
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Major projects CEO faces B.C. First Nations’ frustrations over lack of consultationsFirst Nations in B.C. are calling on Ottawa to set national standards for Indigenous consultations on major projects, saying they were given limited time to review the proposal.CanadaOct 14
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Canada needs ‘substantial’ defence spending to reach NATO 5% targets: PBOThe Liberal government has yet to detail their plans to hike defence spending to five per cent of GDP by 2035, a massive increase over a tight timeline.CanadaOct 6
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Carney’s major projects bill up for debate as MPs return to ParliamentThe government's key piece of economic legislation, Bill C-39, proposes measures to create a one-year timeline for federal project decisions.PoliticsOct 5
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Carney to co-host UN event with European Commission chief von der LeyenThe two leaders did not meet at the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly, Carney's first trip to the United States since trade negotiations fell apart last month.CanadaSep 23
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Carney and Macron to meet in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon on SundayPrime Minister Mark Carney and French President Emmanuel Macron are holding a symbolic meeting on an archipelago 20 kilometres off the southern coast of Newfoundland on Sunday.CanadaSep 19
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First Nations launch challenge of Site C damA group of First Nations has filed a lawsuit over a massive hydroelectric dam proposed in northeastern British Columbia, arguing the project would have a devastating impact on their traditional land.Dec 31, 1969
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Indigenous groups given just 2 months to consult on Pacific Link pipeline designationThe government said it will work over the next year to complete consultations on the project itself, and to secure environmental safeguards, financing and Indigenous partnerships.PerspectivesOct 1
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Hitachi announces $479M plan to build transformer insulation factory in London, Ont.The 21,000-square-metre facility would be the first in Canada to produce pressboard — a material made from paper pulp that's key to keeping transformers cool.Canada12 hours
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Canada’s largest helium purification hub opens in southwestern SaskatchewanHelium production is expected to boom after a facility began operating near in Saskatchewan Thursday. It is anticipated to increase the province's helium production by 40 per cent.EconomyOct 15
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Don’t mistake attendance at a Alberta press conference as support for a pipeline, chief says'Leadership was there to ensure our nations are not left behind. There are significant concerns that must be addressed, and it does not mean the pipeline is a done deal.'CanadaOct 6
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Canada, France pledge to work together on space infrastructure, businessA spokesperson for the Prime Minister's Office said the countries plan to work together on infrastructure that can receive data from satellites.CanadaSep 20
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Bike lane advocates to challenge Ford government’s removal plans at Supreme CourtAhead of the lane removal, CycleTO and EcoJustice, two groups that launched the charter challenge, revealed they are appealing the case to Canada's highest court.PoliticsOct 13
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American officials have ‘concerns’ about Trump’s Canada attacks, MPs hearSenior Global Affairs officials stressed the deep and enduring ties between Canada and the U.S., noting that disagreements have been worked out before.CanadaOct 5
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EQAO standardized test success rates up slightly from previous yearOntario students' persistently low math scores have improved slightly since last year, results of standardized testing show.EducationSep 25
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Construction of Bell Canada’s AI data centre in Saskatchewan scaling upSaskatchewan’s Crown investments minister stood Thursday in front of a skeleton of steel beams to tout progress on an artificial intelligence mega facility.CanadaOct 2
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Envoy says France admires Carney’s U.S. stanceFrance's new ambassador to Canada says her country admires the Carney government's response to "extremely radical" American demands.EconomyOct 11
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Saskatchewan nuclear power plan aims to produce 2,600MW by 2050Countries across the globe are either building or promising to construct more nuclear power plants as many look for ways to reduce emissions.CanadaSep 29