
National Bank Warns of Potential Demographic Challenges for Canada’s Housing Market
Experts caution that the worst may be yet to come for Canada's struggling housing sector.
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Canadian officials are implicated in a U.S. embassy fact sheet alleging foreign election interference.
Canadian diplomats are directed to refrain from engaging with U.S. midterm election candidates amid political sensitivities.
The Supreme Court of Canada will review a ruling that found the federal government violated citizens' rights during the 2022 convoy protests.

Over 700 Innu individuals in Quebec have had their status revoked, prompting questions from lawmakers.

The Detroit tourism bureau pauses its advertising efforts in Canada, hoping for continued goodwill despite trade disputes.

Union members at the mine are preparing to strike if demands are not met by the weekend.

NDP Leader David Eby focuses on Vancouver while Conservative candidates rally in Surrey.

Party leaders rally behind Alberta Premier Danielle Smith as she seeks to strengthen her local presence.

Premier's media briefing set for Wednesday to discuss referendum outcomes.

First Nations leaders express worries about Elections Alberta's capacity to handle expected voter turnout in upcoming referendum.

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon prepares to take office and announce his cabinet in Quebec.

Recent polling suggests the Parti Québécois' referendum promise may have influenced their electoral performance, coinciding with Alberta's sovereignty...

A lawsuit has been filed in response to tariffs imposed by the Trump administration affecting Canadian imports.

RBC's latest report highlights challenges in Canada's housing market as fall sets in, particularly impacting Alberta.

Former airline employee's lawyer argues insufficient evidence to support charges.

The ongoing debate in New Brunswick over a proposed data centre underscores broader concerns about AI infrastructure across...

The new data centre aims to enhance digital infrastructure while local sports fans face TSN blackouts.

Experts in Ontario caution that without proactive measures, AI-driven cyberattacks will escalate in severity and frequency.