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Trump wants to bring in 50-year mortgages. Could it help — or hurt?U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed introducing a 50-year mortgage to spur activity in the housing market. But experts say Canadians are unlikely to follow suit.CanadaNov 11
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As Canada Post talks continue, business uncertainty grows as holidays nearThe two sides have been reviewing contractual language that will form new collective agreements, but neither the company nor the union will say how long that may take.CanadaDec 3
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Forever Canada petition opposing Alberta separation has signature goal verifiedA citizen-led petition affirming Alberta should remain "forever" Canadian has been verified by provincial elections officials and is now on its way to the legislature.PoliticsDec 2
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Calgary Remembers: Field of Crosses honours Canada’s fallen soldiers for 17th yearCalgary's Field of Crosses, a powerful tribute to the more than 3,700 southern Albertans who gave their lives for their country, is returning for a 17th year.FeaturesNov 3
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Peloton recalls 833K bikes — with nearly 45K in Canada — over safety riskPeloton is recalling thousands of bicycle seat posts in Canada and the United States for risk of breaking, which can lead to falls and injury.ConsumerNov 6
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Canadians feel ‘cautious’ about spending as holidays near, Bank of Canada saysCanadians plan to be “cautious” about spending in the second half of this year, the Bank of Canada said Wednesday in a summary of its recent interest rate deliberations.CanadaNov 12
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ANALYSIS: Jets stars in the mix for Canada, U.S. Olympic squadsConnor Hellebuyck, Josh Morrissey, Kyle Connor and Mark Scheifele are sure to be part of the conversations for their countries, with Scheifele generating the most discussion.SportsNov 7
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WWII veteran ‘proud’ having left U.S. for Canada 100 years agoBurd Sisler is Canada's oldest living veteran. Now 110 years old, he joined the military in 1943 to serve in the Second World War.CanadaNov 11
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Canada Post says it’s lost over $1B so far this year amid strike actionCanada Post says it lost over $1 billion by the end of September amid the ongoing labour disruptions and negotiations with the CUPW, according to the company.CanadaNov 18
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Church sues after City of Montreal issues $2,500 fine for hosting ‘MAGA superstar’The lawsuits in Montreal and Quebec City reflect the debate in Canada triggered by Sean Feucht's tour.CanadaNov 26
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Canada Post says it’s burning through $1B loan, expects to run out of cash by year-endCanada Post says it will need another bailout by early 2026 after burning through a $1-billion federal loan amid record losses and ongoing strike disruptions.CanadaNov 21
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More U.S. tariffs would be ‘very damaging,’ auto industry tells MPsCanada's automotive industry representatives said some vehicle manufacturers are voicing concern about being seen as 'too American' in the tense climate.CanadaOct 27
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Stock markets fall, erasing earlier gains amid AI, interest rate fearsAfter initially soaring toward what seemed like its best day since May, the S&P 500 erased its entire early surge. The Dow Jones and Canada's S&P/TSX index also fell.MoneyNov 20
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Canada Post strike: Union loses challenge to last year’s back-to-work orderThe Canada Industrial Relations Board ruled Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code does not violate the Charter and could not review the minister's decision to invoke it.CanadaOct 23
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Health Canada recalls ‘laughing gas’ sold without authorizationHealth Canada is recalling nearly a dozen forms of nitrous oxide it says were sold for recreational consumption, which poses a safety risk.HealthNov 11
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Here’s how Carney’s budget aims to tackle youth unemploymentBudget 2025 proposes nearly $1.6 billion in funding for the youth job market in Canada as unemployment for young Canadians nears 15 per cent.EconomyNov 5
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Supreme Court to weigh in on Saskatchewan’s school pronoun caseThe Supreme Court of Canada is set to announce whether it will hear appeals in a challenge of Saskatchewan's school pronoun law.CanadaNov 6
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As Canada nears submarine deal, Germany and Norway pitch partnershipGerman Defence Minister Boris Pistorius said TKMS, one of two finalists for the contract, could build some of the subs or parts for them in Canada.CanadaOct 21
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Researchers find gaps in environmental impact assessments of mining projectsResearchers based their report on a review of nearly 50 years' worth of environmental assessments from 227 mining projects across Canada.EnvironmentNov 3
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Toyota recalls more than 7,000 minivans in Canada, says seats may move in crashOn certain vehicles, the second-row passenger seat rails may not have been welded properly, the notice said. In the event of a crash, the seats may move.CanadaOct 20