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Canada imposes sanctions against Russian military officers over atrocities in Bucha
The Canadian government is imposing sanctions on dozens of Russian military officers whose troops are accused of committing atrocities against Ukrainian civilians.
B.C. wildfire causes evacuation order for mountain resort near Okanagan
A growing wildfire in British Columbia’s Okanagan area, about 21 kilometres southwest of Penticton, has prompted evacuation orders for hundreds of properties in the area.
'A specific form of anti-Black racism': Scholars demand Canadian apology for slavery
More than a year after Canada proclaimed Aug. 1 as Emancipation Day, Black leaders and scholars are renewing their calls for Ottawa to make a formal apology for the country's history of slavery and its intergenerational harms.
Prime Minister Trudeau, family on holiday in Costa Rica
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is heading to Costa Rica for a two-week vacation with his family.
Canadian economy avoids slowdown in May, economists expect continued contraction
The Canadian economy stayed flat in May, with growth slowing down as businesses continue to face supply constraints and rising interest rates, though economists say the current cycle of interest rate increases is expected to continue into the fall.
Pub faced torrent of 'negative and vulgar comments,' private messages and phone calls after staff posted pictures from a July 22 visit from Justin Trudeau
A brewpub on Prince Edward Island says a barrage of harassment that followed a visit from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has culminated in violence, after someone smashed the windshield in the company van.
Canada's debt level and fiscal policy sustainable over long term: parliamentary budget officer
The parliamentary budget officer says Canada's current fiscal policy is sustainable over the long term.
Leslyn Lewis and Poilievre to skip third Conservative leadership debate
Leslyn Lewis has officially decided to skip out on the Conservative party's next leadership debate.
Pope Francis to host mass at Quebec pilgrimage site
Pope Francis is set to begin his second day of events in Quebec’s capital city as part of his tour that he has called a pilgrimage of penance.
Ottawa wants to buy your AR-15 for $1,337
The federal government is proposing $1,337 in compensation for turning in an AR-15 rifle under a mandatory buyback program.