Ottawa on Tuesday launched a final appeal at the Supreme Court of Canada to defend the former Trudeau government’s 2022 use ...
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Ottawa earmarks $1.4 billion for key munitions production in Quebec, Ontario
OTTAWA — The federal government is pouring $1.4 billion into the munitions industry to build up the domestic supply of heavy ...
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Ottawa Charge appeal for 'Heated Rivalry' co-stars to attend upcoming game
An upcoming matchup between the PWHL’s Ottawa Charge and the Montreal Victoire could shape up to be a heated rivalry in more ways than one.
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Bank of Canada holds key rate steady as Middle East war clouds outlook
OTTAWA — The Bank of Canada held its benchmark interest rate steady Wednesday as monetary policy-makers wait to see whether a surge in global oil prices tied to war in the Middle East becomes a wider ...
OTTAWA — Statistics Canada's latest estimates suggest Canada's population declined last year for the first time since ...
Ottawa is spending $1.4-billion to bolster Canada’s domestic ammunition production capacity through the establishment of new facilities to manufacture supplies such as artillery shells and ...
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Israel seeking 'significant change' to how Canada tackles antisemitism
OTTAWA — Israel is pursuing a sweeping diplomatic and public relations campaign to convince Canada to change the way it ...
An Ottawa doctor and scientist, whose first-in-Canada trial of a novel way of treating lethal artificial joint infections made national news, has filed a $2.3 million lawsuit against her hospital over ...
Join us as we analyze Canada by-elections, Mark Carney support, and the economic outlook amid current challenges.
The Carney government is leaving Inuit communities at risk of Chinese surveillance and economic dependence and isn’t facing up to the threat China poses to the North, critics say. “Inuit communities ...
The Bank of Canada held its key interest rate at 2.25 per cent on Wednesday, saying that higher oil and gas prices from the ...
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CBSA opens 372 immigration investigations to 'disrupt extortion networks' in Canada
OTTAWA — Canada Border Services Agency says it has opened 372 immigration investigations in an effort to "disrupt extortion networks" across the country.
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