A judicial recount has handed the Montérégie riding of Vachon to Parti Québécois candidate Stephan Fogaing by three votes, but the Quebec Liberals have not conceded.

The Supreme Court of Canada agreed Thursday to hear the federal government’s appeal of rulings that its 2022 use of the Emergencies Act against the convoy protests was unreasonable.

Ottawa and Ontario announced an $8.7-billion plan on Wednesday to support steel, auto manufacturing and Ring of Fire mining as U.S. tariffs weigh on the province.

Industry Minister Mélanie Joly sent Cleveland-Cliffs a demand letter on Thursday, giving it 15 days to address alleged breaches of its Stelco commitments or face legal action.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan launched a strategic partnership in Ankara on Thursday, with free trade talks to start next month.

Siksika, Samson Cree and Louis Bull ran short of ballots in Monday’s Alberta referendum. Elections Alberta says about 20 Samson Cree voters could not cast one.

The S&P/TSX composite was down 408.85 points at 35,916.14 at 1:20 p.m. ET Thursday as gold miners, base metals and AI-linked tech stocks fell.

Mullen Group earned a record $51.5 million in the third quarter as revenue rose 16.3 per cent to $653.2 million, and its shares rose more than seven per cent.

The Toronto Stock Exchange closes for 10 holidays in 2026 plus a 1 p.m. early close on Christmas Eve. Here are the dates, trading hours and what is left this year.