Cultural sovereignty requires more than financing the stories Canadians see and hear. It also requires retaining the talent, ...
The hearings, slated for Monday and Tuesday at the Supreme Court of Canada, will give opponents of the ban another chance to ...
First up today: Fisheries Minister Joanne Thompson, who will “highlight federal budget investments to build a stronger, more ...
Back in the capital, Secretary of State for Sport Adam van Koeverden will host what his office is billing as The Playground ...
By 2050, global meat demand is expected to grow 70 per cent. Canada can help meet that demand and our own, if we keep the ranchers to do it.
This fall, Ottawa is sweetening the tax treatment for Canadian entrepreneurs through a tax incentive that would let investors ...
The government says this measure would help "protect housing affordability by keeping the vast majority of the market ...
Ottawa could grant permanent residence to as many as 580,000 people in 2027, well about its 380,000 target, as a new one-time measure for up to 200,000 people already living in Canada is counted ...
Trump's punishing tariffs on Canadian goods, repeated musings about making Canada the 51st state and escalating tensions that ...
Prime Minister Mark Carney says the federal government has learned from past mistakes as it sets out its ambitious aim of ...
Jonathan Wilkinson, who assumed his diplomatic post in June, said that Canada’s sights are still set on strengthening trade outside the U.S.
Budget 2026, tabled Thursday, packaged about $4 billion over five years for arts, culture and media, while also proposing a new tax measure called Canada Creative Credit, exempting up to $45,000 a ...
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