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Judicial review of ethics ruling in Trudeau We Charity case to proceedIn May 2021, then-federal ethics commissioner Mario Dion found Trudeau, prime minister at the time, did not breach the Conflict of Interest Act in his WE Charity participation.CanadaJul 30
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Contagious case of measles reported at Montreal’s airportThe health authority announced a child with measles was in the Montreal-Trudeau International Airport late Friday and in the Sainte-Justine hospital early on Saturday.HealthOct 12
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Alberta Premier Smith calls out federal interference in Edmonton housing rulesSmith said the province reversed zoning bylaw changes this week that Edmonton made in 2024 because Ottawa influenced the city's rules.PoliticsOct 10
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David Eby defends his family’s use of $10-a-day daycare programGlobal News asked the question on Monday morning on the campaign trail and David Eby said one of his children is part of the program.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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Threats to Canada’s North have ‘shifted significantly,’ foreign minister saysThe long-serving cabinet minister tells The West Block that Canada and the U.S. remain at the table to discuss Arctic security, sovereignty.CanadaSep 27
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Alberta referendum expected to bring finality, but also more questions on separationPolls suggest a majority of Albertans will mark an X to stay in Confederation, and Premier Danielle Smith has said if that’s so, she expects everyone to accept it and move on.PoliticsOct 17
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Alberta Court of Appeal says Impact Assessment Act is still unconstitutionalThe Court found that, among other things, the act still grants the power to stop a project in provincial jurisdiction if it has even the smallest impact on federal jurisdiction.PoliticsOct 9
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U.S. watching for Canadian ‘interference’ in midterms, Hoekstra saysDuring an interview on a podcast, Hoekstra said political ads run by the province of Ontario last year could be interpreted as political interference.CanadaOct 15
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Alberta CEOs join ‘stay’ camp as Calgary Chamber warns of separatism economic falloutA University of Calgary study estimates trade costs would rise by five to eight per cent and Alberta could see up to 175,000 jobs cut and a $62-billion annual hit to the economy.CanadaSep 29
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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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Ottawa ends ‘political accord’ with controversial Indigenous groupThe Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) says they will challenge Ottawa’s decision to cut ties with the organization, which claims to represent off-reserve Indigenous people.CanadaSep 23
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Experts ask if Canada has enough Arctic diplomatsAs Canada plans an ambitious expansion of defence and economic activity in the Arctic, regional experts are asking whether it has enough diplomats to build the ties it wants.PoliticsSep 27
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Ottawa will not recognize ‘southern Inuit’ as holding Indigenous rightsInuit governments dispute the Nunatukavut Community Council's (NCC), a group representing roughly 6,000 people in southern Labrador, claims to Indigeneity.CanadaSep 9
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Founder of Canada-China relations group, Liberal donor faces deportation for ‘war crimes’The Canada Border Services Agency has alleged that Rong Xiang Yuan committed war crimes while serving in the PLA.CanadaOct 13
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Zelenskyy arrives in Calgary ahead of Carney meetingUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his wife, Olena Zelenska, are also set to visit Toronto and North Bay, Ont., before leaving Friday.CanadaSep 9
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Danielle Smith to speak at Alberta Day celebration as referendum nearsAlberta officially became a Canadian province on Sept. 1, 1905, and various festivities were planned this weekend ahead of the province's birthday on Tuesday.CanadaAug 30
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Carney names Dominic Barton as chair of Invest in CanadaBarton will serve as chair for a three-year term on a part-time basis and outgoing chair Karl Tabbakh will remain on the board of Invest in Canada to support the transition.CanadaSep 1
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Danielle Smith avoids talk of separation at Alberta Day as referendum loomsSmith has called a vote for Oct. 19 that will ask Albertans whether the province should remain in Canada or hold a second, binding referendum on leaving the country.PoliticsAug 31
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Liberals win B.C. riding of North-Vancouver Capilano in federal byelectionThe riding has been considered a safe Liberal seat that saw former cabinet minister Jonathan Wilkinson win for a fourth time in the 2025 federal election.PoliticsSep 1