Quebec Premier calls cabinet meeting ahead of tariffs

MONTREAL - Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette has called a special cabinet meeting for Monday, putting her election campaign on hold one day before Canadian retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods are

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Quebec Premier calls cabinet meeting ahead of tariffs

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MONTREAL - Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette has called a special cabinet meeting for Monday, putting her election campaign on hold

Hope and laughter: Comedy's role after 9/11 terrorist attacks

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Jasmeet Raina leaned on comedy days after the Sept.11, 2001, terrorist attacks, when students at school began circulating rumours that

Nova Scotia mourning woman who died during flooding, premier says

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HALIFAX -  Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says the province is mourning a Cape Breton Island woman who died during

Mark Carney's health minister says she's got serious work to do: 'I'm not here to be a star'

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OTTAWA — On the morning that Marjorie Michel was to be sworn in to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s cabinet, she

Oakville residents want Doug Ford's government to pause an 11-tower condo project over developer vetting concerns

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Premier Doug Ford’s government should freeze its plan for a massive condo development in Oakville until it can disclose how

How Howard Lutnick became Donald Trump's 'ultimate disrupter' in Canada's trade war

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OTTAWA — The Americans weren’t happy. But Howard Lutnick seemed furious. It was early March 2025, the final days of Justin

'It's childish': Americans in Canada react to Trump's renaming of Lake Ontario

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If you’re angered by U.S. President Donald Trump’s renaming of Lake Ontario to “Lake America,” chances are that an American

Canadian wool and yarn producers look to untangle themselves from the U.S.

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OTTAWA - U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs have led to a tangle of red tape and extra expenses for Canadian

Quebec courts say generative AI cannot replace judges' reasoning

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MONTREAL - Quebec’s courts have issued new guidelines restricting judges’ use of generative artificial intelligence, stressing that judging must remain