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Supreme Court of Canada rules Aboriginal title cannot be declared over privately owned land
The Supreme Court of Canada has let stand a ruling that says Aboriginal title cannot be claimed over privately owned land. The decision came after […]
Canada enters technical recession as first-quarter economic growth comes to a standstill
Canada’s economy shrank slightly in the first three months of the year, marking two straight quarters of decline and raising concerns about a technical recession. […]
Canada’s growing debt burden: Federal and provincial debt projected to surpass $2.4 trillion this year.
Prices are rising and many Canadians are taking on more debt to keep up, while a new study shows government debt has also climbed sharply […]
Ontario city records highest mortgage delinquency rate in Canada
New data from Equifax shows mortgage delinquency rates are rising across Ontario, with missed mortgage payments increasing 52 per cent in the first quarter of […]
Children’s books recalled across Canada
Health Canada has recalled children’s books sold by TheKiddoSpace because felt pieces can come off and create a choking hazard. Parents are advised to stop […]
Toronto festival cancelled for 2026 amid ongoing challenges
A major Toronto festival will not take place in 2026. The Toronto Waterfront Festival announced it is taking a “pause” this year. Organizers said the […]
Canada introduces new travel and immigration measures to stop Ebola from reaching the country
Canada is introducing new border and immigration rules to help stop Ebola from spreading into the country as cases rise in the Democratic Republic of […]
Canada in talks to buy Swedish aerial surveillance system over U.S. rival
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada is in talks to buy the GlobalEye aerial surveillance system from Swedish company Saab. The advanced […]
Thousands of Ontario community and social service workers walk off the job
Thousands of community and social service workers across Ontario have gone on strike today, demanding more funding for the services they provide. The Ontario Public […]