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The Hamilton-based steel company, now under U.S. ownership, began layoffs though the Canadian government says it promised job commitments in a 2024 deal.
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The change in the political landscape will have implications for Québec and for Canada, as the premier-designate of the province, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, said he firmly believes Québec will become sovereign one day.
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With the Ontario election approaching, Premier Doug Ford’s government is highlighting its investments in energy, mining, transportation, trade and infrastructure as it promotes its record to voters.
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Another blow to Canada’s steel manufacturing sector, as Stelco will lay off as many as 500 workers at its Hamilton, Ont., steel plant.
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For Andrea Grant, telling the story of Native residential schools isn't about making another documentary. Grant is a Coast Salish poet and filmmaker, whose film and spoken-word project, "The Bones of Our Never-cestors," explores that history through a different kind of storytelling.
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The latest escalation in the trade war between the U.S. and Canada went into effect early Tuesday morning, with the U.S. banning Canadian products such as some dairy, alcohol and motorcycles.
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Post-mortem examinations of two former Marineland belugas show they were sick when they arrived at Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium last month.
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The sentencing hearing for Kenneth Law began this week in a courtroom in Newmarket, Ont., north of Toronto.
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The number of cross-border bookings for air travel through August increased by 6% from the same period a year ago.
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Following the initial tariffs on steel and automobiles in March 2025, researchers at the University of Toronto launched a website that maps and measures the impact of tariffs across Canada.
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The tourism agency’s billboard campaign was inspired by a spontaneous moment at a Sabres game, amid a strained relationship between nations.