- — Arctic energy, security on agenda as Western premiers meet in Yellowknife
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at 5/21/25 8:07amPremiers from Western Canada are to meet today for the first of a two-day conference in Yellowknife.- — Canada Post is in trouble. Here are the facts
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- — Iran says it is 'ready for talks' about renewing relations with Canada, but Ottawa must make 1st move
- at 5/21/25 2:00amRecent efforts to restore talks between Washington and Tehran over a deal to limit Iran’s nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of sanctions has raised hopes among ordinary Iranians that other countries like Canada will also renew diplomatic relations as they long for an end to their country’s isolation and economic pain.
- — Top finance officials from G7 countries gather in Banff for 3-day summit
- at 5/20/25 4:24pmHigh-ranking officials from the world's top economies are in Banff, Alta., this week for a three-day summit that will cover topics including the global economy, the war in Ukraine and artificial intelligence.
- — CRTC hears debate on considering 'cultural element' when defining Canadian content
- at 5/20/25 2:56pmThe federal broadcast regulator is considering whether it should include a "cultural element" in its new definition of Canadian content.
- — Canada wants to join Golden Dome missile-defence program, Trump says
- at 5/20/25 2:47pmDonald Trump says Canada has asked to join the missile-defence program his administration is building, adding a new chapter to a long-running cross-border saga.
- — Here's the itinerary for the King's visit to deliver the throne speech in Ottawa
- at 5/20/25 10:47amWhen King Charles III and Queen Camilla visit Canada later this month so the monarch can read the speech from the throne, it will kick off two days of pomp and ceremony across the capital.
- — Inflation rate drops to 1.7% in April, driven by lower energy prices after carbon tax removal
- at 5/20/25 6:35amCanada's inflation rate eased to 1.7 per cent in April, driven by a drop in prices after the federal government removed the consumer carbon tax, according to Statistics Canada.
- — Canada Post receives strike notice; workers plan Friday walkout
- at 5/19/25 2:40pmCanada Post says it has received a strike notice from the union representing 55,000 postal workers.
- — Canada, Britain, France threaten action if Israel does not stop military offensive and lift aid restrictions
- at 5/19/25 6:27amIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that Israel would control the whole of Gaza despite mounting international pressure that forced it to lift a blockade on aid supplies that has left the enclave on the brink of famine.
- — Carney talks trade with U.S. Vice-President JD Vance in Rome
- at 5/18/25 8:15pmU.S. Vice-President JD Vance discussed fair trade policies with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Sunday in Rome, Vance's office said in a statement, as the two nations try to resolve a dispute over tariffs.
- — Liberals will table a budget this fall, Prime Minister Mark Carney says
- at 5/18/25 8:37amPrime Minister Mark Carney said Sunday morning in Rome that his Liberal government will table a budget this fall — a decision he argued is the right one because there’s “not much value” in rushing out a budget at the earliest opportunity.
- — Zelenskyy calls for pressure on Russia during 1st face-to-face meeting with Carney
- at 5/18/25 2:00amUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy asked Prime Minister Mark Carney on Saturday to add Canada’s weight behind global pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin to sit at the negotiating table and agree to “an unconditional ceasefire."
- — NDP holds Nunavut after Elections Canada validates results
- at 5/17/25 10:40amAfter a delay due to a blizzard, Elections Canada has validated the results in Nunavut and confirmed NDP incumbent Lori Idlout has prevailed over Liberal challenger Kilikvak Kabloona.
- — Canada now has a minister of artificial intelligence. What will he do?
- at 5/17/25 2:00amCanada has its very first minister of artificial intelligence in veteran broadcaster and newly elected Toronto Centre MP Evan Solomon. So what does that job exactly entail?
- — Want to boost Albertans' support for leaving CPP? Ask the question differently
- at 5/17/25 2:00amHere's another question: Is Danielle Smith fishing for winning proposals to put on 2026 referendum ballot, alongside separation?
- — Trio of New Democrat MPs blast party's selection process for interim leader
- at 5/16/25 4:18pmThree NDP MPs have called out the party’s executive and national council, claiming caucus wasn’t properly consulted in the recent selection of its interim leader.
- — U.S. ambassador says country is 'open to doing business' with Canada amid trade war
- at 5/16/25 3:51pmU.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra told the audience of major business and political figures that the U.S. is "open for business" — even as President Donald Trump digs in on his claim that he will not lift tariffs on Canada, and after he told Prime Minister Mark Carney there was nothing he could say to change that.
- — Why what Poilievre says matters — even though he lost his seat
- at 5/16/25 12:25pmConservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre may have lost his seat in the House of Commons but he’s not lost his voice on the national stage.
- — Canada Post should end daily door-to-door delivery, allow part-time work on weekends, report recommends
- at 5/16/25 9:06amA report by the commission charged with examining Canada Post's finances has called for the end of door-to-door mail delivery to homes — one of the main reasons for the work stoppage in November.
- — Leaked Canadian military report shows many new recruits are quickly leaving
- at 5/16/25 2:00amThe Canadian military insists it's getting a handle on its recruiting crisis, but a new leaked internal report obtained by CBC News suggests many of those who come through the door quickly leave in frustration over the inability to get trained and into the job they want.
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