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techjuice.pkCanada Seeks 50 Percent Rise in Exports to China by 2030
Foreign Minister Anita Anand stated the export target during a visit by her Chinese counterpart to Ottawa. The announcement comes amid U.S. tariffs that have altered trade patterns.
BbcCanadian Man Pleads Guilty to 14 Counts of Aiding Suicide
A 60-year-old Ontario man admitted in court Friday to selling toxic chemicals online that were used in suicides. Prosecutors withdrew murder charges as part of the plea agreement.
thenarwhal.caTrans Mountain Pipeline Plans Additional Capacity Expansion
Trans Mountain Corp. will seek buyers for 72,000 barrels per day of new capacity on its Alberta-to-coast crude pipeline. The operator also plans to raise throughput by 90,000 barrels daily using chemical additives.
nknews.orgCanadian Frigate Transits Taiwan Strait Days Before Chinese Minister Visit
HMCS Charlottetown sailed through the Taiwan Strait on May 22-23, 2026. The transit occurred shortly before Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrived in Ottawa for a three-day visit.
thenarwhal.caAlberta Pipeline Plan Would Require C$100 Billion Industry Investment
Alberta’s proposed pipeline to the British Columbia coast would carry one million barrels of oil per day. Imperial Oil’s chief executive said the project would require more than C$100 billion in new spending by Canada’s oil sector.
financialpost.comEuropean Utilities Seek Supply from Canadian Ksi Lisims LNG Project
Several European energy utilities have expressed interest in purchasing output from the planned Ksi Lisims LNG export facility in Canada. The project already holds offtake agreements for 5 million tons per year and seeks additional commitments.
The HillCanada Selects Saab GlobalEye Planes Over U.S. Option
Canada will purchase Saab GlobalEye early-warning aircraft instead of Boeing’s E-7 Wedgetail. Prime Minister Mark Carney said the decision reduces reliance on U.S. defense suppliers.
al-monitor.comCanada Shifts Aluminum Exports to Europe After U.S. Tariff
Canadian producers are redirecting aluminum shipments to Europe following a 50 percent U.S. tariff imposed last year. Middle East supply disruptions linked to the Iran war have raised European premiums and altered trade patterns.
Heat Warnings Issued Across Canadian Prairies
Environment Canada issued heat warnings for southern Saskatchewan and Manitoba as temperatures are forecast to reach the mid-90s through the weekend. The heat wave follows a cold, snowy spring and marks the first significant warm period of the year in the region.
EuronewsCanada to Export LNG to Germany from British Columbia Terminal
Canada reached an agreement to supply up to one million metric tonnes of liquefied natural gas per year to Germany from a planned terminal on the British Columbia coast. The deal involves Germany’s SEFE group and the proposed Ksi Lisims facility.
Hockey Canada to Name New General Manager and Head Coach for Women's Team
Hockey Canada announced that its general manager and head coach for the women's national team will not return after their contracts expire. A search committee will select replacements ahead of the next Olympic cycle.
oneindia.comCanada and India Negotiate Free Trade Deal Focused on Energy and Technology
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada and India are negotiating a free trade agreement covering energy, agri-food, and technology. The two sides met to review progress and discuss opportunities in those sectors plus education.
Financial TimesCarney Compares Alberta Independence Vote to Brexit
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney warned Monday that Alberta’s planned October referendum on separation could prove a dangerous bluff, drawing parallels to Britain’s Brexit experience. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said the vote will ask whether the province should pursue lega…
Environment Canada Forecasts Above 30 C Temperatures Across Southern Prairies
Environment and Climate Change Canada issued forecasts for daytime highs above 30 C in southern Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba beginning this week. The agency projects several consecutive days of readings that could reach 35 C in some locations.
Tim Hortons to Hire 10,000 Local Employees and Open 80 New Stores
Tim Hortons announced plans to hire 10,000 local workers and open 80 new locations across Canada this year. The moves coincide with Dunkin' returning to the Canadian market.
betakit.comCanadian Tech Executive Says New Digital Bills May Prompt Companies to Leave
Yanik Guillemette stated that cumulative regulatory requirements from Bills C-18, C-9, and C-22 are leading technology companies to consider reducing operations or exiting Canada. The comments were made in a May 24, 2026 interview published by Benzinga.
nationalobserver.comAlberta Premier Calls Referendum on Provincial Separation from Canada
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has called a referendum that could lead to the province separating from Canada. The announcement has drawn opposition from multiple political directions and prompted calls to challenge her leadership.
betakit.comEric Sprott Holds 98 Percent of Fortune in Gold and Silver
Canadian investor Eric Sprott has built a roughly $3.3 billion net worth by concentrating nearly all of his holdings in gold and silver assets. His portfolio includes stakes in more than 200 mining companies, with the largest position in Hycroft Mining Holding Corp.
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theglobeandmail.comAlberta to Hold Referendum on Whether to Pursue Separation Vote
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced a referendum on whether to hold a separation vote. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Alberta remains central to federal economic plans.
jpost.comRCMP Renews Agreement With Missing Children Society of Canada
The RCMP's National Centre for Missing Persons and Unidentified Remains renewed a memorandum of understanding with the Missing Children Society of Canada on May 22, 2026. The agreement continues a partnership focused on missing persons investigations and family support.
theglobeandmail.comAlberta Judge Rules Separatist Petition Invalid
An Alberta judge ruled that a citizens' initiative seeking a binding vote on provincial independence was invalid. The Canadian prime minister stated that Alberta remains essential to the country.
GB NewsAlberta to Hold Referendum on Staying in Canada October 19
Premier Danielle Smith announced that Albertans will vote October 19 on whether the province should remain in Canada or begin the legal process for a possible separation referendum. The vote follows two petitions that together collected roughly 700,000 signatures.
SemaforNovo Nordisk Loses Canadian Patent on Ozempic
Generic versions of Ozempic became available in Canada this week after Novo Nordisk did not renew its patent. The company said its intellectual property decisions are made at the global level.
The Sydney Morning HeraldAPT Luxury Travel Releases 2027 Canada and Alaska Itineraries
APT Luxury Travel has announced new 2027 tour packages that combine rail travel through the Rocky Mountains with cruises along the Alaska coast. The itineraries include stops at Banff, Lake Louise, and Glacier Bay National Park.
rediff.comCanadian Air Force to Replace Snowbirds Aircraft with Swiss-Made Trainers
The Snowbirds demonstration squadron will switch to Swiss-made CT-157 Siskin II aircraft already used for pilot training. The change will ground the team for several years after the 2026 season while the full fleet arrives in the 2030s.
reason.comFormer Winnipeg Police Officer Receives Two-Year Sentence for Theft
A former Winnipeg police officer accepted a two-year non-custodial sentence after pleading guilty to breach of trust and theft under $5,000. The sentence includes one year of house arrest followed by a one-year curfew.
calgaryherald.comCanada and Alberta Agree on Oil Sands Deal Removing Emissions Cap
Prime Minister Mark Carney reached an agreement with Alberta to remove a proposed hard cap on carbon emissions from the oil sector. The deal also includes plans to expand the power grid using natural gas and expedite permitting for a new Pacific Coast pipeline.
Snowbirds demonstration squadron to pause flights after 2026 season
Canada's Snowbirds aerobatic team will stop performing after the 2026 season until replacement aircraft arrive. Officials said the current CT-114 Tutor jets will be replaced by CT-157 Siskin II trainers.
cicnews.comCanada Offers Free Entry to National Parks Starting June 19
The Government of Canada will waive entry fees at all national parks, national historic sites, and national marine conservation areas from June 19 through September 7. Overnight stays will receive a 25 percent discount while other services remain at full price.
Al JazeeraCanadian Foreign Minister Discusses U.S. Relations and Trade Diversification
Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand addressed questions about U.S. reliability as an ally and outlined Canada's approach to defense, security, and international trade. The discussion covered relations with multiple countries and regions.
eonline.comConference on October 7 Events Scheduled for Toronto in November
A conference focused on the October 7 events is scheduled for November in Toronto. It is hosted by a branch of an organization previously banned by Canada.
winnipegfreepress.comCanadian Officials Report Presumptive Hantavirus Case Linked to Cruise Ship
One of four Canadians quarantining in British Columbia after exposure on the MV Hondius has received a presumptive positive test result. The individual developed mild symptoms and was transferred to a hospital in Victoria for monitoring.
en.antaranews.comCanada and Alberta Agree on Carbon Pricing Plan Tied to Proposed West Coast Oil Pipeline
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced an agreement on Friday that sets a timeline for a new crude pipeline capable of moving 1 million barrels per day. The deal includes a gradually rising industrial carbon price reaching C$130 per metric ton by…
Fox NewsCanadian Professor Says University Fired Him for Social Media Defense of Israel
Paul Finlayson, a non-Jewish professor at the University of Guelph-Humber, said he was suspended in November 2023 and fired in July 2025 after responding to an online post he described as calling for the eradication of Israel. The university cited violations of the Ontario Human…
The GuardianRetired Canadian Police Officer Acquitted of National Security Charges
William Majcher was found not guilty of breaching Canada’s Security of Information Act. Prosecutors alleged he helped Chinese police coerce a Vancouver-area real estate investor to return to China. A British Columbia supreme court justice ruled the evidence was entirely circumsta…
ForbesCanada Announces $66 Million in AI Compute Funding for British Columbia
Canada's Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation Evan Solomon announced 44 new projects in British Columbia receiving up to $66 million from the country's Compute Access Fund. The funding subsidizes compute costs to support domestic data centers and companies.
nationalpost.comDutch Princess Margriet Arrives in Ottawa for Official Visit
Princess Margriet is visiting the Canadian capital to underscore the strong friendship between the Netherlands and Canada. CBC News published its report on the royal visit one hour ago. David Fraser is covering the story for the network.
teslarati.comTesla Supercharger Site Maps Feature Launches in Canada
The Supercharger Site Maps feature is now available to Tesla owners in Canada. It provides a detailed visual layout of charging stations directly on the vehicle touchscreen. The rollout gives drivers better information at Supercharger locations.
onemileatatime.comWestJet Faces Complaints Over Aircraft Swaps Before Safety-Related Cancellations
CBC Go Public identified 34 instances in which WestJet canceled flights after swapping aircraft and denied compensation by citing safety reasons. The Canadian Transportation Agency is investigating the airline’s practices following the reporting. Gábor Lukács of Air Passenger Rig…
koreaherald.comLee Jae-myung Holds Phone Call With Canadian PM Mark Carney
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney discussed closer cooperation on freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and stable energy supplies during a call on May 8, 2026. The leaders agreed to deepen strategic ties across security, economy…
nationalpost.comElections Canada Chief Says Proposed Bill Does Not Fully Address Misinformation Undermining Voter Trust
Chief Electoral Officer Stéphane Perrault told a House of Commons committee that Bill C-25 does not explicitly cover the publication of inaccurate information intended to undermine trust in the electoral process or its results. The bill, tabled in late March, would make it an off…
The Japan TimesHonda Delays Ontario EV and Battery Plant Project Indefinitely to Focus on Hybrids
Honda Motor is reviewing its North American strategy and shifting focus from electric vehicles to hybrids. The move follows a prior two-year postponement of its Ontario project and comes as other Japanese automakers also scale back EV plans after the U.S. government eliminated ta…
koreatimes.co.krSouth Korean Industry Minister Meets Canadian Officials on Submarine Bid
Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan met with Canadian government and industry officials this week to seek support for a South Korean consortium's bid in Canada's submarine project valued at 60 trillion won. The meetings also covered expanding industrial and resource cooperation betwe…
idropnews.comCanadian Privacy Officials Release Findings on OpenAI ChatGPT Investigation
Canada's privacy commissioner and regulators from three provinces held a news conference to present the results of their joint investigation into how OpenAI's ChatGPT collects and handles personal information of Canadians. The officials examined the chatbot's compliance with fede…
manilatimes.netAlberta Separatists Submit Signatures for Independence Referendum
Separatist groups in Alberta delivered more than 300,000 signatures to Elections Alberta seeking a vote on leaving Canada. The submission coincided with the unauthorized online posting of personal data for nearly 3 million residents, triggering police and election authority inves…
koreaherald.comCanadian Telecom Unions Present AI Concerns to Parliamentary Committee
Telecommunications workers in Canada are pushing for restrictions on artificial intelligence, citing its role in monitoring employees and disguising accents of offshore agents. The Canadian Telecommunications Workers Alliance raised these concerns before a parliamentary committee…
nationalpost.comCSIS Investigated Seven Cases of Violence Preparation Linked to Israel-Hamas Conflict in 2025
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service investigated at least seven cases of individuals preparing to commit violence motivated by the Israel-Hamas conflict, according to its annual report. The agency described the threat of religiously motivated violent extremism in Canada as…
The Japan TimesU.S. Allies Call on Europe to Lead Global Order Rebuild
Some of the United States' closest allies, including Canada, have declared the post-World War II international system of security and trade irreparably damaged. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that Europe should take the lead in reconstructing a new global order. The r…
montrealgazette.comAuditor General Report Identifies Gaps in Monitoring Canada's New Fiscal Initiatives for First Nations
Canada's Auditor General released a report criticizing Indigenous Services Canada's implementation of long-term funding for First Nations. The report highlights failures in monitoring and assessing the program's impact on socio-economic gaps. The department agreed with recommenda…
thehindu.comCanada Participates in EPC Summit in Armenia
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney will attend the European Political Community summit in Yerevan, Armenia, marking the first time a non-European country joins the gathering. The move aims to build new trade and diplomatic alliances amid shifts in U.S. relations under President…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewHouse of Commons Approves Bill C-225 Amending Criminal Code on Intimate Partner Violence
Bill C-225, known as Bailey’s Law, passed third reading in the House of Commons on Monday, honoring the memory of Bailey McCourt, a victim of fatal intimate partner violence. The legislation introduces stricter Criminal Code measures, including elevating coercive control murders…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewB.C. School Shooting Victims' Families Sue OpenAI and Sam Altman
Seven families of victims from a February 2026 school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, have sued OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman in a San Francisco federal court. The lawsuits allege negligence for failing to report the shooter's flagged ChatGPT interactions to authorit…
winnipegfreepress.comRogers Communications Offers Voluntary Buyouts to About 10,000 Employees
Rogers Communications Inc., Canada's largest wireless company, is making approximately 10,000 employees eligible for voluntary buyouts. The move comes amid major growth and debt challenges in the telecommunications industry. @business reported the details of the eligibility progr…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewCanada Plans Announcement of Sovereign Wealth Fund in Economic Update
Canadian officials have indicated plans to announce the creation of a sovereign wealth fund. The announcement is set to occur as part of a broader economic policy update. Details on the fund's structure and objectives are expected to be outlined.
financialpost.comCanadian Retail Sales Rose 0.7% in February, Below Expectations
Canadian retail sales increased by 0.7% month-over-month in February, falling short of the estimated 0.9% growth. Sales excluding automobiles rose 0.5%, compared to the expected 0.8%. These figures, with revisions to prior data, provide insight into consumer spending trends amid…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewCanada Updates Citizenship Laws Over Decades to Address Legal Interpretations and Discrimination
Canada has revised its citizenship laws multiple times over the past decades. These changes aim to update legal interpretations or resolve discrimination issues. The updates reflect ongoing efforts to refine immigration and citizenship policies.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewTrudeau Addresses Global Challenges and Diplomacy at CNBC Event in Singapore
Canada's former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated that international financial institutions are ill-adjusted for modern issues. Speaking at a CNBC event in Singapore, he highlighted organizations like the WTO and IMF. This comes as Canada recalibrates diplomatic ties amid shif…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewCanadian Parliament Approves Annette Ryan as Fourth Parliamentary Budget Officer
Canada's parliament has approved Annette Ryan's appointment as the country's fourth parliamentary budget officer. The role serves as an independent watchdog of government finances. The approval occurred on Tuesday, marking a key transition in fiscal oversight.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewCanadian Forces Carry Out Snowmobile Patrol in Arctic Military Exercises
Canadian soldiers carried out a snowmobile patrol in the Arctic under extreme conditions. The patrol formed part of broader military exercises. @Reuters reported the activity aimed to prepare for potential threats and showcase self-reliance.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewChina and Canada Vice Ministers Discuss Trade Issues in Video Call
China's Vice Commerce Minister Li Chenggang held a video call with Canada's Vice Trade Minister to discuss trade issues. The discussion was reported by the China Commerce Ministry. This marks a recent engagement between the two nations on economic matters.