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Alberta referendum a notable chapter in long history of grievance with OttawaWhile the majority of Albertans opted to stay in Canada, the referendum highlighted grievances towards the federal government that go back nearly a century.PoliticsOct 20
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‘Hardly surprising’ many Alberta business leaders staying mum on separation: expertThe silence from many Alberta business leaders on the upcoming provincial referendum comes as no surprise to one corporate leadership expert.PoliticsOct 15
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‘Is this symptom normal?’: AI tool for patient questions rolls out in New BrunswickNew Brunswickers who use a virtual health-care app can now access a "conversational AI feature" for cardiac, surgical and maternity care.HealthOct 23
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Cenovus Energy looks to grow as it signs $5.7B deal to buy Athabasca OilAthabasca Oil has 40,000 barrels per day of oilsands production currently, but Cenovus Energy sees the opportunity to ratchet that up to 115,000 by 2032.MoneyOct 5
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Don’t mistake attendance at a Alberta press conference as support for a pipeline, chief says'Leadership was there to ensure our nations are not left behind. There are significant concerns that must be addressed, and it does not mean the pipeline is a done deal.'CanadaOct 6
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Suncor sells of N.L. offshore assets, other oilsands giant bulks up Alberta holdingsSuncor is selling offshore assets in Atlantic Canada as it focuses on its oilsands holdings, while Cenovus is buying a smaller peer to grow its own footprint in northern Alberta.MoneyOct 5
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U.S. price-fixing case advances against Canadian frozen potato giantsNew Brunswick’s McCain Foods Limited and J.D. Irving-owned Cavendish Farms were among five defendants seeking the case’s dismissal.CanadaOct 23
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Canada orders deportation of Toronto man who helped Iran evade sanctionsAmin Yousefijam was a key member of a crime group that illicitly exported materials to Iran, the Immigration and Refugee Board ruled.CanadaOct 21
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Alberta referendum voters reject separatism, choose to stay in CanadaMost of the province of Alberta has rejected a formal referendum on separatism and would rather remain part of Canada.PoliticsOct 20
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Major projects CEO faces B.C. First Nations’ frustrations over lack of consultationsFirst Nations in B.C. are calling on Ottawa to set national standards for Indigenous consultations on major projects, saying they were given limited time to review the proposal.CanadaOct 14
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AI stocks weigh on markets Thursday as oil rises to highest price since MayDrops for stocks in the artificial-intelligence industry are dragging markets down worldwide on Thursday, while oil prices hit their highest levels since May amid the Iran war.EconomyOct 22
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Edmonton mayor pushes back as Alberta orders reversal of infill housing rulesEdmonton city council will have three months to comply, Premier Danielle Smith said, after which it will be required to review and consult on its land use rules.PoliticsOct 8
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Founder of Canada-China relations group, Liberal donor faces deportation for ‘war crimes’The Canada Border Services Agency has alleged that Rong Xiang Yuan committed war crimes while serving in the PLA.CanadaOct 13
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Women 60 and over vastly outnumbered by men on Quebec’s campaign trailWhile Anne Latendresse has good reasons to enter politics in her 60s, her choice is less common for women of her age.PoliticsOct 2
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Alberta on track to see the most traffic deaths in a decade: ‘Disaster waiting to happen’Alberta RCMP said based on historical trends, if the fatal collision pattern continues, 2026 could end with 274 deaths.TrafficSep 15
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AI stocks drop as tech companies call to slow down development for safetyArtificial-intelligence stocks are sliding worldwide Monday after leaders of the industry warned a slowdown is needed for safety.MoneySep 14
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Canada’s privacy czar launches investigation of major driver’s licence hackCanada's privacy commissioner has opened an investigation into a massive cyber breach from earlier this month believed to have exposed millions of Canadian driver's licences.CrimeSep 22
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Canada’s privacy czar seeking information in massive driver’s licence hackCanada's privacy commissioner says they are actively 'engaged with the company' that was recently hit by a massive driver's licence hack.ConsumerSep 18
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AI ‘journalists’ start to appear in CanadaQuebec correspondent "Geneviève Tremblay" — who has been reporting on multiple news stories a day lately — seemed to be experiencing a glitch.EntertainmentOct 3
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The Canadian tycoon accused of helping Russia’s ‘war machine’A Global News investigation has found that Streit Group faces growing international scrutiny over its alleged dealings with Russia.CanadaSep 18