A Federal Court judge says Ottawa has shirked its duties under a 1997 treaty land deal with 21 Manitoba First Nations, calling the delay “not reconciliation.”

Over 40 million Kurds remain the largest ethnic group without a country of their own. Nick Kossovan asks why Western outrage rallies for Palestinian statehood but stays silent on Kurdistan.

Canada’s goods surplus with the U.S. nearly doubled to $11.2 billion in August as American firms moved shipments ahead of new tariffs, and TD expects a reversal.

The winning numbers for the Tuesday, Oct. 6 Lotto Max draw were 11, 12, 22, 31, 32, 46 and 50, with bonus number 7. The next jackpot is an estimated $80 million.

Republican Mike Rogers, running in a toss-up Michigan Senate race, released an ad calling for an end to the tariff war with Canada, a shift from his earlier stance.

Signal’s Udbhav Tiwari told senators and lawmakers Oct. 5 the app would not change its products to comply with Bill C-22, as the lawful access bill advances.

Wittington Investments, the Weston family holding company, has agreed to buy Boots from Sycamore Partners for US$8.9 billion, with Fairfax as a partner.

Industry Minister Mélanie Joly has given Cleveland-Cliffs five days to respond over planned layoffs of up to 500 workers at Stelco in Hamilton, Ont.

As Parliament returns, MPs are sparring over Bill C-39, the 243-page Building Canada Strong Act, with unions, First Nations and the Bloc raising objections.