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The move is meant to help "Lost Canadians" who were born outside of Canada to Canadian parents or grandparents, but weren't granted citizenship due to a number of gaps. Parliament estimates this change will create around 115,000 new Canadian citizens, many of whom currently reside in the U.S. -
anuandraj/Wikimedia CommonsThe rotating postal strike plaguing Canada could soon be over. But it doesn’t mean the crown corporation’s troubles are over.
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Ford, other premiers urge Carney to act after Canadian high court ruling on certain child porn casesSeveral provincial leaders are calling on Canadian prime minister Mark Carney to restore mandatory sentences for possession of child pornography, following a high court ruling striking it down for some offenses. -
In promoting his roughly $580 billion budget, Canadian prime minister Mark Carney said its aim is to address the uncertainty of global trade and the effects of U.S. tariffs on the Canadian economy. -
It’s about this time of year that thousands of Canadian pensioners, or ‘snowbirds,’ go south for the winter. A new survey suggests more are deciding to stay home or fly elsewhere, anywhere but the U.S. -
Both the US and Canada have significant changes along their border. For Canadian travelers, new measures including all being photographed upon entry. -
In the latest twist over an anti-tariff ad which has upset President Trump, the US ambassador to Canada suggests no trade deal is possible anytime soon. But Ontario premier Doug Ford continues to defend the ad. -
They are the closest Major League Baseball team to Buffalo, and it has a direct relationship with Buffalo’s hometown Bisons. But for years the Toronto Blue Jays were unable to directly market itself to Western New York baseball fans. That's changing. -
Trade relations between Washington and Ottawa have gone from bad to worse. President Trump has slapped an additional 10 percent tariff on Canadian products, after announcing he was calling off all trade negotiations with Canada. -
It’s game on Friday night in Toronto as the Blue Jays host the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 1 of the World Series. It’s bringing not only excitement, but also a huge economic windfall. -
Blue Jays fans and even Canadians in general are getting excited as the team readies for its first World Series in 32 years. BTPM NPR's Canada correspondent Dan Karpenchuk has more from Toronto. -
The Canadian Medical Association is calling for action to fix the country’s ailing health care system. Among their concerns are access to drugs, streamlining the process for internationally trained doctors and nurses to get their licensing in Canada, and the expansion of mental health and addiction services.
