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Poilievre Urges Albertans to 'Fight for Canada' in Referendum
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has made a strong appeal to Albertans ahead of the province's upcoming referendum, urging them not to abandon Canada. He invoked a spirit of resilience, stating, "We don't take our ball and go home."
Quebec, Alberta Separatists Divided on Core Ideals
As Alberta prepares for a pivotal independence referendum, a clear divergence has emerged between the province's separatist movement and Quebec's long-standing sovereigntists. The two groups, often conflated, are fundamentally split on their motivations and ultimate goals for self-determination.
Ottawa Extends Key Health Funding by One Year
The federal government is set to continue its funding for home care and mental health services for another year. This extension comes as provincial and territorial health ministers have been urging Ottawa for continued support.
Carney Holds Virtual Cabinet Meeting Before Alberta Visit
Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to convene a virtual cabinet meeting this morning before traveling to Alberta for an important provincial referendum. The visit comes amid heightened national attention on Alberta's future within Canada.
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France Confirms No Crab Licence Issued Off Newfoundland
France has stated that no new crab fishing license will be granted off the coast of Newfoundland without prior discussions, despite a recent reported pledge from French President Emmanuel Macron. This statement comes amidst ongoing discussions about fishing jurisdiction in the Atlantic.
Carney, Poilievre to campaign in Alberta pre-vote
Federal political heavyweights Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre are set to make campaign stops in Alberta as the province gears up for a pivotal election. Both leaders are aiming to connect with Albertans on key issues.
Leafs Secure Hard-Fought Road Win Despite Tanev Injury
The Toronto Maple Leafs showcased resilience on the road, clinching a hard-fought victory against the Colorado Avalanche. Despite losing defenseman Chris Tanev to an injury, William Nylander delivered a stellar offensive performance to secure the win.
Canada Urged to Defend International Criminal Court Against US Sanctions
As the United States escalates its campaign to dismantle the International Criminal Court (ICC), Canadian jurists and legal professionals are calling on Ottawa to intervene. The U.S. has imposed sweeping sanctions on the ICC, a move that has drawn strong condemnation from allies and international legal bodies.
Carney: Canadians Decide Their Future, Not Tech Moguls
Prime Minister Mark Carney has strongly pushed back against Elon Musk's recent comments suggesting Quebec, Alberta, and Saskatchewan should separate from Canada. Carney asserted that Canada's destiny lies solely with its citizens.
Canadian Anne Carson Awarded Nobel Prize in Literature
Toronto-born poet and essayist Anne Carson has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for her bold and inventive writing. The Swedish Academy recognized her for creating new literary forms through her engagement with classical traditions.
World Rediscovering Canadian Energy Amid Global Supply Concerns
With global energy markets experiencing volatility and supply chain disruptions, the world is once again turning its attention to Canada's abundant and reliable energy resources. Recent developments signal a renewed appreciation for Canadian oil and gas.
Separatist Party Wins Quebec Election, Testing Canada's Unity
The Parti Québécois has won Quebec's provincial election, ushering in a new era of political uncertainty for Canada. The victory by Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's party puts the question of Quebec's future at the forefront of provincial politics once again.
Ontario Teens' Trump Board Game Sells 20,000 Copies
Two Ontario teenagers have found unexpected success with a board game inspired by Donald Trump, selling over 20,000 copies. The game taps into political commentary and has resonated with a significant audience.
New Spy Agency Proposal Needs Careful Canadian Consideration
A recent study urges Canada to proceed with caution if creating a new national spy service. The report emphasizes the need for a thorough understanding of the implications and potential risks involved.
Alfredsson faces Senators with Leafs, calls return 'emotional'
Daniel Alfredsson, a legend for the Ottawa Senators, is set to coach against his former team for the first time as an associate coach for the Toronto Maple Leafs. The move has stirred emotions for the Hall of Famer as he navigates his new role in the historic Battle of Ontario.
NHL Pre-Season Wraps Up, Regular Season Starts This Week
Hockey fans, rejoice! The National Hockey League's pre-season is drawing to a close, signaling the imminent start of the 2026-27 regular season. Get ready for another exciting year of puck action across Canada and the United States.
McDavid Tops Sportsnet's NHL Top 50; Canadian Stars Dominate
Connor McDavid has once again been named the NHL's top player by Sportsnet Insiders. The annual ranking highlights the league's elite, with a strong showing from Canadian talent.
Feds Detail Trump Request to Delay Gordie Howe Bridge Opening
New details have emerged regarding the U.S. administration's request to delay the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge. The Canadian government disclosed that the delay was linked to "technical aspects" related to the bridge's governance and financial framework.
Vietnam Leader Visits Ottawa Amidst Global Geopolitical Shifts
Vietnam's top political figure, To Lam, is in Ottawa for a state visit, aiming to bolster trade and diplomatic ties. The visit coincides with Prime Minister Mark Carney's broader diplomatic efforts to engage with middle powers amidst increasing global power struggles.
Canucks Prospects Lankinen and Cootes Impress in Preseason
Despite a loss to the Calgary Flames, the Vancouver Canucks saw promising performances from goaltender Kevin Lankinen and young forward Braeden Cootes in their latest preseason game. Both players delivered encouraging signs for the team's upcoming season.