The driver of a vehicle involved in the accident that killed two First Nations elders and injured two other individuals Sept. 30 at the Tsawwassen Mills Mall in B.C.’s Lower Mainland has been released from hospital, according to police. Police say the Sept. 30 crash resulted in two individuals being pronounced dead at the scene [...]
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said the United States will work with like-minded trading partners to address overcapacity.
The extended project can produce up to 26 million tonnes of raw coal annually and is expected to produce about 429 million tonnes over its life.
AMA Victoria asks what would happen if an AI agent accessed clinical records, as OpenAI's strategy chief prepares to face a federal committee on Oct. 6.
Fans from 164 countries have already scooped up more than 1.3 million tickets with the last batch going on sale this week.
Organizers say 5 million children have been lost to abortion since it became legal in Canada in 1969.
The Brisbane Lions mentor had already decided to quit weeks earlier.
The Belleville Police Service said it is investigating anti-Semitic flyers that were distributed in the city less than two weeks after a gunman was killed and a police officer injured outside a local synagogue. The police said in an Oct. 1 press release that the flyers had been distributed in the city’s east end, where the Sons of Jacob synagogue is located.
The Treasury also announced sanctions against a Russia-linked bank for helping Iran evade sanctions.
Russia has threatened to retaliate if NATO blockades or invades Kaliningrad, the latest incident of tensions being triggered over the strategic exclave.
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said outstanding issues with Canada are “quite difficult to resolve” as the G20 trade ministers’ meeting came to a close in Milwaukee on Thursday. Greer and Canada’s International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu had a pull-aside conversation at the summit Wednesday. Sidhu said he raised Canada-U.S. trade with Greer, along with other matters such as World Trade Organization reforms. Speaking with reporters Thursday, Greer said the sticking points between the two countries remain. “We certainly have technical talks with the Canadians. The reality is there are a handful of outstanding issues that are quite difficult to resolve,” he said.
Oil and petroleum product flows are at about 80 percent of prewar levels.
A House committee said the CCP is using the company as propaganda to obscure abuses against Uyghurs and other minorities in the region.
Veteran mortgage broker Ron Butler says that as the Bank of Canada is expected to raise interest rates, some realtors may urge prospective home buyers to act quickly to avoid potentially higher borrowing costs. But Butler advises buyers not to rush, saying there could be further changes in the market. Butler, who has worked in [...]
Iranian officials have denied involvement in the security incident at RAF Fairford, which hosts U.S. bomber forces.
Philippine authorities say the Chinese vessel spent four days conducting ocean research without permission near the country’s northernmost province.
The head of Stelco’s American parent company says he has the right to idle operations and lay off employees at the Hamilton plant, in response to Prime Minister Mark Carney saying his government would use “all powers that we have” against the company. Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves said in a Sept. 30 interview with CBC […]
The Israeli prime minister said it was too early to form conclusions but that it was ‘very likely’ the co-pilot intended to crash the plane with everyone on it.
The City of Saskatoon can proceed with dismantling a homeless encampment in the Pleasant Hill neighbourhood after a Court of King’s Bench judge dismissed an emergency injunction to keep it in place. In his Sept. 29 decision, Justice Richard W. Danyliuk rejected an application from advocates Crystal Fafard and Sheela McLean to prevent the city […]
The Canadian government says there are no signs of system compromise following automated hacking attempts by what appear to be AI-powered agents against a federal website. A report published by American AI research firm Transluce indicated Library and Archives Canada was targeted in two separate incidents earlier this year, from May 28 to June 9.
