The European Union and Canada agreed to deepen their partnership but dropped plans for Canada to become an associate member. The shift follows objections from several EU member states, particularly Germany, over the term's implications.
Jennifer Whiteside has been named interim leader of the British Columbia NDP following a significant election defeat. The appointment comes after the party's leadership vacuum left by David Eby's resignation.
The Ontario government paused OSAP funding for private colleges, leading to student withdrawals and concerns about future health-care staffing. Critics say the move harms students and destabilizes for-profit institutions.
A 13-year-old girl injured in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting has been released from hospital after 262 days of recovery. Her release marks a significant milestone in her long rehabilitation following a severe attack.
A fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright killed four soldiers and injured several others. Communities and governments across Canada and the U.S. have responded with support, including medical aid, donations, and memorial efforts.
Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has not confirmed whether he will attend the Canada-European Union summit in Montreal, citing federal government censorship. The standoff highlights tensions between provincial and federal leadership ahead of a major diplomatic event.
A home invasion in Toronto's Bridle Path neighbourhood resulted in four people being shot, with two in critical condition. The incident adds to growing concerns over rising home invasions in the city.
Ontario's projected deficit for 2026-27 is $16.9 billion, driven by U.S. tariffs and higher oil prices. The economic strain is expected to persist until at least 2029-30.
A Montreal police officer is under investigation after being suspended over allegations of urinating on a homeless person. The probe is being conducted by both the police ethics commissioner and Quebec's independent police watchdog.
Alberta voters chose to remain in Canada in a nonbinding referendum, with 76% opposing separation. The result highlights ongoing tensions over immigration and governance, despite a clear rejection of independence.
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