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Carney met environmental group, not coastal First Nations body
Prime Minister Mark Carney met with an environmental non-profit called Coastal First Nations, not a governing body representing over 70 B.C. coastal First Nations. The group is endorsed by just eight communities.
McIlroy leads by one stroke at Dubai Invitational
Rory McIlroy shot a first-round 66 to take a one-stroke lead at the Dubai Invitational. The Northern Irishman looks to start his 2026 season with a win. Follow the tournament action.
Kinross Proceeds with Major U.S. Gold Mine Construction
Kinross Gold announces construction of three major U.S. projects, adding 3 million ounces of production and extending mine life. A strategic move to enhance grades and reduce costs.
Alberta to test water for lead in all provincial buildings
The Alberta government is launching a comprehensive program to test drinking water for lead in all provincially owned buildings, aiming to ensure public safety and water quality standards.
Carney faces Indigenous dispute before oil pipeline talks
Mark Carney's push for West Coast economic development hits a snag as the Metlakatla First Nation demands resolution of a propane contract dispute before supporting any new projects, including pipelines. Read the full analysis.
N.S. spent $7.7B on health care, experts urge year-round tick checks
Nova Scotia's auditor general reveals $7.7B health care spending for last fiscal year. Experts warn tick checks should be a year-round practice, not just seasonal. Read the full report.
Saskatoon Lead Pipe Deadline Pushed to 2028
Saskatoon will miss its 2026 target to replace all lead water pipes, extending the deadline to 2028. Learn about the reasons, costs, and health risks for residents.
Nova Scotia Poll: PCs Maintain Strong Lead Among Voters
A new poll reveals Nova Scotia's Progressive Conservatives maintain a commanding lead. Get the latest on voter intentions and the political landscape ahead.
Toxic Contaminants Remain in Homes After L.A. Wildfires
A year after devastating wildfires, California residents face a hidden danger: toxic lead and asbestos lingering in their homes. Experts warn of long-term health risks as insurance battles compound the trauma.
Calgary's 2026 New Year Baby Welcomed at South Health Campus
Sara and Sebastian Stewart welcomed baby Theodore, Calgary's first newborn of 2026, at South Health Campus. Edmonton also welcomed its first baby at the exact same moment. Read more about these special arrivals.
First Nation Mom Welcomes Saskatoon's First 2026 Baby
A First Nation mother gave birth to Saskatoon's first baby of 2026. Discover the heartwarming story and other New Year arrivals across Canada.
First Babies of 2026 Born Across British Columbia
Meet the first babies born in British Columbia in 2026, from Kelowna to Terrace. Discover the heartwarming stories of these special New Year arrivals and the families welcoming them.
B.C.'s First Child of 2026 Born in Kelowna
The first baby of the new year in British Columbia arrived in Kelowna on January 1, 2026. Discover the heartwarming story of this special New Year's arrival.
Sarnia Council overrides mayor, restores wellness funding
Sarnia City Council has voted to restore funding for a year-round health and wellness facility, overriding the mayor's veto. Get the details on this key municipal decision.
Canadiens Trade for Phillip Danault from Kings
The Montreal Canadiens have bolstered their centre depth by acquiring veteran Phillip Danault from the Los Angeles Kings in exchange for a future second-round draft selection. Details inside.
Federal Ministers Speak at AFN Assembly in Ottawa
Senior federal ministers addressed the Assembly of First Nations in Ottawa following a leadership change. The meeting focused on critical issues facing Indigenous communities across Canada.
Windsor first responders host Battle of Badges hockey game
Windsor police and fire chiefs promote a charity hockey game to support cancer initiatives. The Battle of Badges event unites first responders for a crucial cause.
AFN Chief Criticizes Federal Consultation Approach
National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak calls out the Carney government's consultation process with First Nations, demanding action on policing and clean water. Read the full story.
PM Carney to Speak at Assembly of First Nations Gathering
Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to address the Assembly of First Nations gathering in Ottawa. This follows his participation in the First Nations Summit in July 2025.
Nova Scotia targets $5B tourism with new strategy
Nova Scotia launches a new five-year tourism plan aiming for a $5 billion industry by focusing on year-round travel. Learn how the province plans to achieve this ambitious goal.
Conservatives Lead in Honduras Presidential Vote
Preliminary results show conservatives ahead in Honduras' presidential election. Analysts debate the influence of Trump's policies on the race. Get the latest details and analysis.
German drone maker triples valuation after funding
Quantum Systems, German drone manufacturer, sees valuation surge to $1.35 billion following successful funding round. Key investors include HV Capital and Airbus.
Raptors advance in NBA Cup with dominant 140-110 victory
Toronto Raptors secure knockout round spot in NBA Cup with impressive 140-110 win over Washington Wizards. Read about their dominant performance and playoff prospects.
Democrats Lead Republicans by 14 Points in Poll
New NPR/PBS News/Marist poll shows Democrats with significant 14-point advantage over Republicans for 2026 midterms. 55% of voters prefer Democratic candidates in their districts.
Family pleads for info on missing Manitoulin Island woman
The family of Juanita 'Winnie' Migwans is desperately seeking information one month after the 30-year-old from M'Chigeeng First Nation disappeared without a trace on October 4.
Texas judge blocks Ten Commandments school law
Federal judge issues temporary injunction against Texas law requiring Ten Commandments displays in public schools. Legal battle continues over religious symbols in education.
Police shooting on Sagkeeng First Nation leaves man dead
A Winnipeg man was fatally shot during a police incident on Sagkeeng First Nation. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragic event.
Five charged in 2024 Saskatoon homicide case
Five men face first-degree murder charges after a man was found dead in a Saskatoon home in December 2024. Learn about the arrests and ongoing investigation.
Woman charged after fatal collision on Piapot First Nation
Southey RCMP have made an arrest following a deadly single-vehicle collision on Piapot First Nation. A 45-year-old woman faces charges in the November 2025 incident.
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