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Hydro One and LCBO maps label Lake Ontario as ‘Lake America’
Several Ontario government websites are incorrectly showing Lake Ontario as “Lake America” because they use map data from a third-party service. Hydro One said its […]
Nepal flood death toll tops 900 as hundreds feared trapped in hydropower tunnels
KATHMANDU, Nepal — Rescue crews are racing to reach hundreds of workers believed to be trapped inside hydropower tunnels after catastrophic flooding devastated parts of […]
Former Soup Factory Reborn as Quantum Computing Hub with $195M Federal Investment
A former Campbell Soup factory in Toronto is getting a new life as a high-tech facility for quantum computing company Xanadu Quantum Technologies. The federal […]
32 Canadians missing at Nepal-China border, including residents of Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa
The federal government says 32 Canadian citizens and permanent residents are among those missing after a devastating flash flood and mudslide at the Nepal-Tibet border. […]
Giant Lake Ontario Sign Installed in Canada as Latest Swipe at U.S.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveiled a large “Lake Ontario. Now and Always.” sign along the Canadian shoreline after U.S. President Donald Trump ordered the lake […]
Canada’s economy grows 3.3% in Q2 as first-quarter GDP revised upward
Canada’s economy grew at an annualized rate of 3.3 per cent in the second quarter, helped by higher exports and stronger business investment, according to […]
Popular spreads recalled across Canada over possible glass contamination
Two Allo Simonne flavoured spreads are being recalled in parts of Canada because they may contain pieces of glass. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) […]
Canada expands list of planned counter-tariffs on U.S. goods.
Canada has expanded its list of U.S. products that will face new counter-tariffs, with the measures set to take effect on Sept. 8. The federal […]
Buy Canadian movement reshapes retail shelves and trade policies.
As the Canada-U.S. trade war continues, more Canadians are choosing Canadian-made products, while businesses are changing where they get their supplies. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe […]