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Montreal city council is set to debate a motion Monday afternoon calling on the city to suspend institutional ties with the Israeli government.

It was 150 years ago when First Nations chiefs and dignitaries met at Fort Carlton to carve out a lasting agreement on how to work and live as the modern shape of Canada emerged.

A new Quebec election campaign is beginning with a slate of new leaders facing serious issues including resurgent referendum conversations and U.S. trade threats.

Messages to Prime Minister Mark Carney on the matter indicate several correspondents see the affectation as a way of countering U.S. cultural dominance.

Longtime Nova Scotia MP Elmer MacKay, who served as cabinet minister under prime ministers Joe Clark and Brian Mulroney, has died at 89.

The B.C. government is forgiving $340,000 in legal debt owed by a former official convicted of using public office to help the B.C. Liberals.

The agency says preliminary inbound traffic figures show 18,900 Canadian resident return trips and 18,100 U.S. residents entered Canada between July 27 and 31.

Experts say a sharp rise in U.S. bond yields this week was a major warning sign about inflation, interest rates and economic uncertainty.

Liberal MPs on the House of Commons committee voted to adjourn the meeting before the motion for the study was brought up for a final vote.

The federal government released the text of what it's calling an agreement in principle with the U.S. for the Gordie Howe International Bridge, including on revenue sharing.

The CBSA intelligence report suggests that a controversial government foreign student program opened the door to India’s most notorious crime group.

An $8-million bullion purchase is at the heart of Alberta separatist leader Jeffrey Rath's legal woes - a purchase that Tallcree First Nation alleges should have gone to its trust.

Last week, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signed into law legislation aimed at protecting people who take out Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) loans.

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is criticizing a plan by Ottawa and the B.C. government to buy unsold condos for affordable housing, calling it a bail-out for developers.

Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty is expected to table long-awaited legislation to govern clean drinking water in First Nations communities today.

The legislation is expected to be introduced in the House of Commons on Monday, just days before MPs rise for a planned summer break.

Doctors say Quebec paved the way for medical assistance in dying in Canada and influenced federal MAID legislation 10 years ago to allow eligible adults to request the process.

The Sundre Pro Rodeo and Race Association said the volume of online criticism, personal attacks, harassment and abusive messages directed at volunteers became overwhelming.

A new poll commissioned by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce says nearly half of its members would leave Alberta if the province votes to separate from Canada.

Alberta separation, war in the Middle East and Ottawa's plans to make Canada an energy superpower are just a few of the issues of discussion at the Global Energy Show in Calgary.