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Many Canadians feel hopeful about 2026 but sour on actual solutions: pollThe Ipsos poll for Global News found Canadians are generally positive about their personal health and happiness after the past year, but less so about their financial situation.Canada5 hours
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Canada Post expects to ‘break even by 2030,’ says CEOAs Canada Post continues to lose more than a billion dollars this year amid ongoing labour disputes and negotiations, the CEO says the company aims to 'break even' by 2030.CanadaDec 11, 2025
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‘The year that the shoe dropped’: Canada-U.S. relationship in 2025On Jan. 20, Trump returned to the Oval Office to announce his "America First" trade policy. Just weeks later, he announced sweeping tariffs on Canadian imports.CanadaDec 26, 2025
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Ring in the New Year with these dazzling Amazon Canada accessoriesNew year, new accessories. Read on for eight dazzling NYE 2025 accessories from Amazon--from statement jewellery to party-ready accents you'll love.The CuratorDec 18, 2025
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Canada’s privacy commissioner probing facial detection ads near Union StationCanada's privacy commissioner is investigating the alleged use of facial recognition technology in billboards near Union Station after it received complaints from the public.TechDec 9, 2025
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Transport Canada probing plane crash near Ontario cityTransport Canada is investigating a small plane crash that occurred on Friday near Orillia's Chris Hadfield Airport, with police saying the pilot survived.CanadaDec 15, 2025
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5 winter outfits to wear in Canada on rotation all season longWondering what to wear this winter? Here are five stylish, cold-weather outfits ideal for Canadian winters from Aritzia, Simons, Anthropologie and more.The CuratorDec 11, 2025
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Microsoft pledges $7.5B in AI investment in Canada for next 2 yearsThe $7.5 billion will be invested over the next two years, bringing Microsoft’s total AI investment in Canada between 2023 and 2027 to $19 billion.EconomyDec 9, 2025
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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, 2025
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Future uncertain for Ontario college students as federal policy brings cuts, layoffsThe tightening of Canada's international student regime has had ripple effects across higher education, but Ontario college students fear they are set to hurt the most.EducationDec 26, 2025
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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, 2025
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As H3N2 spreads, can you still get your flu shot before holiday gatherings?The rate of flu hospitalization in Canada has nearly doubled compared to the previous week of available data, with infections now up almost 30 per cent, Health Canada data shows.HealthDec 22, 2025
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Two children killed in Northern Ontario crashOntario Provincial Police say a tractor-trailer and a pickup truck collided just after midnight on a remote section of the Trans-Canada Highway near Opasatika, Ont.Dec 21, 2025
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First Nations applaud judge’s rejection of Alberta separation referendum questionAlberta First Nations are applauding a ruling by the Alberta Court of Kings Bench judge that a proposed question for a referendum on separation from Canada is unconstitutional.PoliticsDec 8, 2025
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Carney says U.S. won’t exit CUSMA: ‘That’s not what they’re saying’Dominic LeBlanc, the minister responsible for Canada-U.S. relation also says he has no reason to believe the Trump administration is preparing to tear up the free trade agreement.PoliticsDec 11, 2025
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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, 2025
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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, 2025
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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, 2025
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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, 2025
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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, 2025