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A Democratic Congress Changes Canada Washington Math
With Democrats in control of both chambers in Washington, Ottawa must recalculate how trade, tariffs and cross border files will move in the next two years.
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Carney Dismisses United States Claim of Canadian Election Interference
Prime Minister Mark Carney dismissed accusations that Canada planned to interfere in the November 3 United States midterms, saying the claims have no merit.
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Ceremony First: First Nations, Carney and Premiers Gather Ahead of Historic Monday Meeting
First Nations leaders are gathering with Prime Minister Mark Carney and premiers in Ottawa today for ceremony ahead of Monday's historic meeting, the first such gathering since the Kelowna Accord talks of 2005.
Provinces
What the 8.7 Billion Dollar Tariff Plan Means for Ontario Steel Towns and Auto Workers
Ontario will share an 8.7 billion dollar plan with Ottawa for steel, auto and critical minerals, with a 5.22 billion dollar steel fund and 2.5 billion dollars for auto projects.
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Carney Confirms November 30 Trade Talks With Turkiye and Says Canada Will Never Be the 51st State
Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed Canada and Turkiye will begin free trade negotiations on November 30, after his first bilateral visit to Turkiye upgraded ties to a strategic partnership.
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As Americans Vote Tuesday, Canada Watches the Border States
Canadians will not cast a ballot on Tuesday, but the result of the United States midterm elections will still be felt in this country, from border towns to factory floors.
Politics
Modi and Carney Commit to Early Conclusion of India-Canada Trade Pact in Phone Call
Prime Minister Mark Carney held a telephone conversation with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday, with both leaders agreeing to build on the…
Business
Ottawa Unveils $6.2 Billion Shield for Steel and Auto as Trump Tariffs Bite
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford have unveiled a 6.2 billion dollar package to shield Canada’s steel and auto industries from…
Technology
C$3.5B AI Campus Proposed for Oakville as City Weighs Data-Centre Moratorium
BUZZ HPC has proposed a C$3.5-billion, 320-megawatt AI data campus in Oakville with 100,000+ GPUs, even as the city studies a one-year moratorium.
Sports
Canadians Shine as Mountain Running World Cup Wraps Up at Mont-Sainte-Anne
Canada's Rémi Leroux took second in the WMRA World Cup uphill final at Mont-Sainte-Anne on Oct 10 as the season ended at Défi des Couleurs.
Entertainment
‘Run Terry Run’ Opens on 150+ Screens in Widest Canadian Doc Release Since 2004
The Terry Fox documentary 'Run Terry Run' opened Oct 9 on more than 150 Canadian screens, the widest documentary release here since 2004.
Health
Ottawa Public Health Warns of Measles Exposures at 8 Businesses
Ottawa Public Health warned Oct 8 of measles exposures at eight city businesses Oct 1–3, urging visitors to watch for symptoms for 21 days.
Science
Nunavut Inuit Newborn Study Flags Three Rare Genetic Conditions
A genomic study of nearly 3,000 Nunavut Inuit newborns found three rare recessive conditions at high prevalence, published in BMC Pediatrics.
