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QNX, BlackBerry’s automotive software arm, posted record quarterly revenue, prompting the Waterloo, Ont. company to raise its full-year forecast.
Edmonton loaned Damien Carfagna to Bakersfield and waived Matt Tomkins Sunday as a wave of injuries squeezed the Oilers’ cap space to just $228,334 before Tuesday’s opener.
Ottawa is spending billions on Arctic subs and consulates, but Inuit leaders say it still lacks the diplomats to back its sovereignty claims.
B.C. political leaders condemn a masked white nationalist demonstration on the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc reserve days before the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
In 1911 Canada approved, then quietly revoked, a ban on Black immigration, but kept blocking arrivals through medical exams and fare rules for decades.
Chelsea Bear died after a Sask. hospital sent her home while in labour. Her family’s call for an independent probe echoes one made in January.
Sidney Crosby scored his first preseason goal and Chris Kreider debuted with a goal for Montreal as Buffalo and Minnesota dealt with injury scares.
Edmonton beat Calgary 4-1 at Rogers Place to finish the pre-season unbeaten, with Kasperi Kapanen named first star before Tuesday’s opener versus Vancouver.
British police arrested five men early Sunday near RAF Fairford, a UK base used by US forces, on suspicion of preparing a terrorist act. Trump says the suspects sought to do ‘big damage.’
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Three federal watchdogs, working separately over two years, have each found gaps in how Ottawa verifies and documents contractors’ security clearances.
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