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The head of Quebec’s maple syrup producers says the strategic reserve has been drained to zero, and wants the new PQ government to back industry growth.
In R. v. Cope, a split Supreme Court of Canada explained how judges must weigh Gladue factors and violence against Indigenous women in sentencing.
A split Supreme Court of Canada set aside a driver’s acquittals in a downtown Vancouver crash that killed a toddler and ordered a new trial.
Polls in Charlottetown are open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. today. Bring ID showing your name and address. Here is who is on the ballot for mayor and in each ward.
Supermarket fridges and freezers in at least seven European countries were pushed as high as 50 C overnight in a suspected cyberattack that echoes an October hack in France.
Six wireless keyboards and combos sold on Amazon.ca, from a $79.99 portable model to a full-size mechanical board, with who each one suits.
Police in Nova Scotia, Quebec, Ontario and Alberta are urging families to check trick-or-treat hauls after reports of needles found in candy.
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says Thursday’s federal budget will focus on growth, investment and simpler rules for small businesses.
Environment Canada has rainfall warnings for the North Coast, with up to 120 mm near Prince Rupert, and snowfall warnings for Terrace and Bulkley Valley.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney is heading to Antigua and Barbuda for Commonwealth talks focused on trade and investment, and will meet King Charles III.
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Six window insulation kits and sealing products on Amazon.ca, from rolled shrink film to patio door kits, with real prices and ratings.
Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation and Carry the Kettle First Nation want answers, or a pause, on Bell’s AI data centre near Regina, citing water and treaty rights.
On Oct. 7, 1763, King George III issued the Royal Proclamation, creating the Province of Quebec and setting rules for Indigenous land that still shape Canadian law.
The Beach O’ Pines deed barred buyers of “negro race or colored blood”. In 1950 the Supreme Court of Canada voided it, but not on human-rights grounds.
Three New Hampshire men pleaded guilty to U.S. federal wildlife charges after at least 41 poached bobcats were sold through a fur auction in Canada, officials said.
Auston Matthews scored with 14 seconds left in overtime for Toronto, Owen Power won it for Buffalo, and Carolina beat Montreal 6-4 at the Bell Centre on Oct. 6.


















































