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Ottawa has told Hockey Canada and the IIHF it will not issue visas to Russian players for the 2027 world juniors in Red Deer and Edmonton, even after the IIHF reinstated Russia.
Six portable hard drives sold by Amazon.ca, from 2TB to 5TB, compared on price, warranty and cost per terabyte.
Ottawa’s budget sets up the Canadian Earthquake Insurance Facility, a federal backstop of up to $50 billion for insurers after a catastrophic quake, and Canadians are searching what it means for their homes.
Five digital kitchen scales on Amazon.ca, from $16.19 to $82.99, compared on price, ratings and who each one suits.
Five weekender bags sold by Amazon.ca, from a $39 adidas duffel to a $145 Samsonite, with listed sizes set against Air Canada and WestJet rules.
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The Bank of Canada’s governing council says further interest rate hikes might be needed, according to a summary of its Oct. 28 deliberations released Nov. 10.
Prime Minister Mark Carney departs Wednesday for the European Political Community summit in Dublin, then ASEAN in Manila and the Francophonie summit in Cambodia.
Eight Amazon.ca gift ideas for a remote worker in Canada, from a $10 mug warmer to a $250 monitor light, with prices and ratings checked Nov. 11, 2026.
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Five elder mobility vans bought for $1 million sit idle in Nunavut communities. The premier says $1.25 million has been approved and a new operator will be sought.
Inuvik town council has approved renaming Stringer Road and part of Bompas Street to Ptarmigan Way, citing the names’ ties to the first residential school in the N.W.T.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney will travel to St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, from Nov. 2 to 4 for his first Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.
Education Minister Joël Arseneau calls the ban non-negotiable, while Muslim, Sikh and Jewish representatives and Québec solidaire push back.



















































