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Newsweekworld5 hrs ago
Case Study Describes Anaplasmosis Patient Who Developed Then Recovered From Myocarditis
A 79-year-old man developed heart inflammation after contracting anaplasmosis, according to a new case study in the Canadian Medical Association Journal. The report notes the disease's rising incidence in Canada and calls for greater clinical awareness.
globalnews.caworld12 hrs ago
Ford and Unifor Reach Tentative Three-Year Contract After 6,000 Layoffs at Three Automakers
Unifor members at Ford plants across Canada will vote on the deal July 17-19. The agreement could set the pattern for upcoming talks with General Motors and Stellantis.
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theverge.compolitics15 hrs ago
Alberta to Hold Referendum on Canada Membership October 19
Voters will decide whether to remain in Canada or move toward a secession vote. Federal officials and provincial figures have three months to present their positions before the ballot.
bleedingcool.compolitics15 hrs ago
Retired Scientist Dennis Lu Faces January Trial on Unauthorized Computer Use
Dennis Lu, a former Natural Resources Canada researcher, is set to stand trial in Ottawa on two counts of unauthorized computer use and one count of breach of trust. Court records detail the copying of more than 2,600 documents in 2023 before his firing.
croatiaweek.comworld2 days ago
U.S. Authorities Approve Relocation of 28 Beluga Whales from Closed Canadian Park
Federal wildlife officials have cleared the transfer of 28 beluga whales from a shuttered Niagara Falls facility to four U.S. aquariums. Two additional whales are slated for a Spanish facility pending separate approval.
espn.co.ukpolitics2 days ago
Canada Joins European Broadcasting Union and Eurovision for 2027
Canada's public broadcaster gained full membership in the European Broadcasting Union on June 25. The government has also joined a European defense financing program and backed a new NATO-linked bank.
winnipegfreepress.comworld3 days ago
British man sentenced to three-and-a-half years for one-punch killing in Canada
A man extradited from Scotland admitted manslaughter in the 2023 death of a restaurant owner in Ontario. He will serve the final seven months of his sentence before deportation proceedings begin.
winnipegfreepress.compolitics3 days ago
Canadians Raise $461,822 Toward $50 Million Goal to Restore 24 Sussex Drive
More than 2,000 donors have given to the Rideau Hall Foundation campaign as of July 9. The total remains under one percent of the $50 million target.
winnipegfreepress.compolitics3 days ago
Immigration tribunal orders deportation of Bishnoi gang associate
An immigration tribunal issued a deportation order Friday against an Edmonton-based student accused of hiding a gun used in a shooting at a Surrey, B.C., cafe. The order bars the man from returning to Canada for life.
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news.google.comworld3 days ago
Newfoundland and Labrador Wildfires Burn 44,600 Hectares in 2026
The province recorded 104 wildfires through early July amid severe drought in Labrador. A provincewide fire ban remains in effect until at least July 17.
eonline.compolitics3 days ago
Parks Canada Report on Indigenous History in National Parks Draws Conservative Criticism
Parks Canada released a 2024 internal review last month stating that national parks were created through the displacement of Indigenous peoples and exclusion from land management. The document links these policies to ongoing harm and supports Indigenous stewardship programs. Cons…
politics3 days agoUpdated
Canada Seeks Closer Saudi Ties, Will Not Lecture From Afar
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday that Canada wants expanded economic ties with Saudi Arabia. He made the comments during the first visit by a Canadian prime minister to the kingdom in 25 years.
thenarwhal.cabusiness4 days ago
Alberta Issues 1,764 Drilling Licenses in First Half of 2026, Busiest Start Since 2014
The province recorded its busiest start to a year since 2014. One-fifth of the permits targeted the Clearwater formation, the highest share on record.
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Euronewsbusiness4 days ago
Meta to Build First Canadian AI Data Center in Alberta, Powered by New Natural Gas Plant
Meta will build its largest data center outside the United States in Sturgeon County, Alberta. The project includes a dedicated natural gas power plant and local infrastructure spending. Euronews reported the announcement Wednesday.
globalnews.capolitics5 days ago
Canadian Company Begins Supplying Drones to Ukraine
A Canadian firm has begun manufacturing and delivering drones to Ukraine. CBC aired a 4-minute-19-second video segment on the production two hours before July 8, 2026.
montrealgazette.compolitics5 days ago
Quebec Stays 350 Cases Over Jordan Time Limits While Adding Prosecutors and Judges
Crown attorneys say resource shortages force them to drop files and accept lighter pleas. Bill C-16, passed in June, directs courts to weigh alternatives to stays.
winnipegfreepress.compolitics6 days ago
Ottawa Extends Work Permits for 2,700 Manitoba Foreign Workers Until 2027 After Province Misses Nomination Deadline
The federal government will extend permits through Dec. 31, 2027, after repeated requests from Manitoba officials and protests by workers facing status loss. The step addresses a backlog in the provincial nominee program amid nationwide cuts to immigration allotments.
citizen.co.zaworld6 days ago
Twin Earthquakes Kill More Than 3,500 in Venezuela, Displacing Ottawa Family
Maria De Sousa and her parents are coping with the deaths of her grandmother and cousin after twin earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. The family faces uncertainty over returning home amid infrastructure damage and medication shortages.
winnipegfreepress.comworld6 days ago
Canadian Astronaut Jeremy Hansen to Leave Full-Time Role at Space Agency
Jeremy Hansen announced Monday he is leaving his full-time position at the Canadian Space Agency. The 50-year-old flew on NASA's Artemis II mission in April. He will continue supporting space work in a new capacity and remain a Royal Canadian Air Force reservist.
nypost.compolitics6 days ago
Two Men Charged with 24 Offences Total in Alleged Ontario Immigration Fraud Case
The Canada Border Services Agency filed 12 criminal charges against Hardik Dave and Jainishkumar Patel for allegedly defrauding international students of $126,000. The probe began in February 2025 after a tip from Lambton College.
globalnews.capolitics6 days ago
Eight Countries Agree to Back Canada-Hosted Defense Lender
Prime Minister Mark Carney said eight countries have agreed to support the Defence, Security and Resilience Bank. The new Canada-hosted lender will invest in the defense industry.
rigzone.combusiness6 days agoUpdated
Canada and Alberta Reach Deal for New West Coast Oil Pipeline with Majority Government Ownership
The federal government and Alberta reached an agreement to build a new pipeline estimated at $35.2 billion to $43.7 billion. Governments will hold majority ownership despite an earlier pledge for private financing.
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Yonhapworld6 days ago
South Korea loses Canadian submarine bid to German firm
A South Korean consortium lost a Canadian submarine procurement contract valued at up to 60 trillion won to a German company. The president expressed disappointment but said the bid demonstrated the country's submarine technology.
globalnews.capolitics7 days ago
Canada Selects German Firm for Patrol Submarine Project
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Germany’s TKMS was chosen over South Korea’s Hanwa Ocean to supply up to 12 diesel-powered submarines. The procurement, expected to reach $100 billion, is Canada’s largest defense acquisition and includes a joint effort with Norw…
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upi.compolitics7 days ago
Canada selects German firm for 12-submarine fleet contract
The Canadian government chose TKMS to build a new fleet of 12 conventionally powered submarines. The multi-billion-dollar deal will replace aging Victoria-class vessels and is intended to increase maritime capabilities.
globalnews.cabusiness7 days ago
Air Canada Halts or Delays Eight Routes to U.S. Cities This Fall
Air Canada will cancel or postpone eight transborder flights starting this fall. The changes follow earlier capacity cuts by Canadian carriers after jet fuel prices rose.
globalnews.caworld9 days ago
Canadian Police Seize 6,765 Kilograms of Drugs and Chemicals in Richmond Raids
Burnaby RCMP officers recovered 6,765 kilograms of narcotics and fentanyl precursors from five Richmond locations during coordinated searches on April 1, 2026. The operation began after a July 2025 traffic stop and also yielded firearms, cash, and a suspected signal-jamming devic…
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nypost.comworld9 days ago
Canadian Visitor Says July 4 Events Changed View of Ancestors' Loyalty
A 58-year-old Canadian who traced his lineage to British Loyalists said watching New York City's Sail4th 250 events prompted him to reconsider his ancestors' decision to fight for Britain during the American Revolution.
winnipegfreepress.comworld9 days ago
Sixteen Pilot Whales Found Stranded on Sable Island National Park Reserve
Sixteen pilot whales stranded on the north shore of Sable Island on June 10. Most died before responders could reach the remote site 290 kilometres southeast of Halifax.
theepochtimes.comworld9 days ago
DND official told to stop using custom business card showing F-35 and CF-18 at Ottawa trade show
A senior Defence Department official distributed a custom business card featuring F-35 and CF-18 images at the CANSEC trade show in late May. The department said the card violated federal guidelines and will direct her to stop using it. Cbc reported the incident amid an ongoing r…
winnipegfreepress.compolitics10 days ago
Canada and Alberta Advance New Oil Pipeline With C$150bn in Related Investments
The governments of Canada and Alberta will proceed with a new oil pipeline after announcing more than C$150bn in spending to address concerns from British Columbia and First Nations. The plan includes port expansion, power infrastructure, and whale protections while maintaining a…
finance10 days ago
Canada Plans Oil Pipeline to Asia to Cut U.S. Reliance
Canada announced plans to build a major oil pipeline aimed at increasing sales to Asia and reducing dependence on the United States. Officials said the project is part of a broader effort to double non-U.S. trade and position the country as an energy superpower.
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globalnews.capolitics10 days ago
Canada Aims to Announce 10 Founding Nations for Defence Bank at NATO Summit
Canada plans to name roughly 10 founding members of the Defence, Security and Resilience Bank at next week's NATO summit in Turkey. The bank targets up to £100 billion in low-cost financing for allied defence capabilities. Initial members are expected to be mostly European countr…
benzinga.comfinance10 days ago
Alberta and Ottawa Approve New Oil Pipeline to Pacific Coast
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a new pipeline that will carry Canadian crude to southwestern British Columbia. The project aims to increase access for Canadian producers to Asian markets.
moneysense.caworld10 days ago
Canada Advances Plan for New Oil Export Route to Asia
Canadian officials moved Thursday to develop a new export corridor that would carry crude oil from domestic reserves to Asian buyers. The step opens a potential alternative to existing Pacific shipping lanes.
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upgradedpoints.compolitics11 days ago
Canada and Philippines Agree to Pursue Free Trade Deal and Defense Cooperation
Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. met in Vancouver on July 2 to expand trade, energy and security links. They committed to completing a bilateral free trade agreement this year.
finance11 days ago
Canada Maintains North Coast Tanker Ban as Alberta Prepares Pipeline Proposal
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday that Ottawa will keep the federal ban on oil tankers along British Columbia's North Coast. The statement came hours before Alberta was scheduled to release details of a proposed one-million-barrel-per-day pipeline to the West Coast.
Abc Newspolitics11 days ago
Canada Plans Pacific Pipeline While Keeping Northern Tanker Ban
Prime Minister Mark Carney said a proposed pipeline would carry Alberta oil to the Pacific Coast while preserving the northern British Columbia tanker ban. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith will announce route details later Thursday. British Columbia Premier David Eby said the provi…
enr.comfinance11 days ago
Canada Plans to Triple LNG Output Over Next Decade
Canadian officials announced plans to speed approvals for new liquefied natural gas projects. The federal government will keep the existing north-coast tanker ban in place. British Columbia stated it lacks constitutional authority to block an Alberta pipeline but does not support…
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globalnews.caworld11 days ago
11-Year-Old Ontario Boy Dies of Rabies After Bat Encounter at Cottage
An 11-year-old boy died from rabies 17 days after hospital admission following a 2024 encounter with a bat in northern Ontario. The case report, published July 2 in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, details the sequence from initial contact to fatal outcome.
iphoneincanada.cafinance11 days ago
Canada Plans Global Defence Bank at NATO Summit but Faces Capital Shortfall
Ottawa targets next week's NATO summit to launch the bank with about 10 founding members. Several European countries are near agreement while South Korea holds talks with uncertain prospects.
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Science Newsscience11 days ago
Study Finds Elk Involved in Most Aggressive Wildlife Encounters in Canadian Parks
Researchers examined nearly 3,000 aggressive wildlife incidents recorded in Canadian national parks between 2010 and 2023. Elk accounted for 62 percent of incidents, with the highest share occurring at campgrounds.
dutchnews.nlfinance11 days ago
Shipping rates rise as retailers book early orders ahead of possible U.S. tariffs
Retailers are accelerating imports to avoid potential new U.S. tariffs expected at the end of July. The surge has lifted global container rates to four-year highs, with some routes up 120 percent in six weeks.
Euronewsworld10 days agoUpdated
11-Year-Old Ontario Boy Dies of Rabies After Bat Encounter at Cottage
An 11-year-old boy in Ontario died after contracting rabies from a bat encountered at a northern cottage. The case followed a 19-day incubation period with initial symptoms misdiagnosed as Bell's palsy.
politics12 days ago
U.S. Declines to Extend USMCA Beyond 2036 Expiration
The United States will not extend the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement past its scheduled 2036 end date. Officials cited persistent trade deficits and unmet goals as reasons for the decision.
deadline.comworld12 days ago
Canada to Compete in 2027 Eurovision Song Contest Hosted by Bulgaria
Canada will participate in the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest after joining the European Broadcasting Union last week. The event will take place in Bulgaria in May, marking the first new entrant since Australia in 2015.
Semaforpolitics12 days ago
Republicans Support Letting USMCA Lapse as Trade Talks Continue
Key congressional Republicans back a plan to let the USMCA trade agreement with Canada and Mexico lapse temporarily while negotiations proceed. Trade representatives will meet virtually and announce continued talks rather than a 16-year extension. The agreement is due for an exte…
nypost.comworld13 days ago
Subway Canada Launches SubDog Hot Dog Sandwich
Subway Canada introduced a limited-time SubDog item consisting of an all-beef hot dog on its signature bread. The product drew online attention over its gray color and $13 price tag.
The Guardianworld13 days ago
Charter boat sinks off Vancouver coast, six feared dead
Search teams recovered four people after a fishing charter sank in the Strait of Georgia on Sunday. Two survivors remain in critical condition while police investigate the cause.
winnipegfreepress.compolitics13 days ago
Manitoba Chief Justice Glenn Joyal Nominated to Supreme Court of Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the nomination last week. Joyal appeared before parliamentarians on Monday to discuss his 28-year judicial career and views on the rule of law.
winnipegfreepress.comworld14 days ago
Canadian Museum for Human Rights Opens Nakba Exhibit
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights opened an exhibit on the Nakba after weeks of objections from Jewish groups. The display presents the Palestinian narrative of displacement at Israel's founding.
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citizen.co.zasports14 days ago
Canada edges South Africa 1-0 in stoppage time, both teams’ World Cup fates decided
Stephen Eustaquio scored in stoppage time on June 28 to secure the win. The result marks Canada's first advance past the round of 32 in the FIFA World Cup. Leamington, Ontario, residents celebrated the hometown player's contribution.
winnipegfreepress.comworld14 days ago
Ontario Boy Dies of Rabies After Bat Contact at Cottage in 2024
An 11-year-old boy died of rabies nearly three weeks after a bat landed on his face at a northern Ontario cottage during summer 2024. A case report published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal details the incident and urges immediate medical care after any bat contact.
The Independentsports14 days agoUpdated
Canada Advances to World Cup Round of 16 With Stoppage-Time Goal Over South Africa
Canada defeated South Africa 1-0 on Sunday at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, reaching the knockout stage for the first time. The lone goal came in the 92nd minute from a first-time volley outside the penalty area.
nationalobserver.comworld15 days ago
Nova Scotia Regulator Clears Bidders for First Offshore Wind Projects
The Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Energy Regulator named five companies and two groups qualified to bid on seabed licences. A formal call for bids will be issued later this year.
japantimes.co.jpai15 days ago
Canada Sends Business Delegation to Japan as Trade Diversification Push Continues
Canadian International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu led the mission and spoke in Tokyo on June 25. Ottawa seeks to double non-U.S. exports by 2035.
globalnews.caworld15 days ago
Chinese man arrives in Canada after South Korea detains him for dinghy landing and earlier deportations from Thailand and Vietnam
Dong Guangping reached Toronto on an Air Canada flight Friday after fleeing China via South Korea in a small inflatable boat. The Independent reported his journey marked the end of four escape attempts.
vancouversun.comworld16 days ago
British Columbia Premier David Eby Starts Trade Trip to China Focused on Forestry and LNG
Eby will pitch forestry products and an LNG expansion in Kitimat to Chinese partners. The province seeks to double international trade while navigating U.S. and Chinese tariffs.
financialpost.compolitics16 days ago
Canada Pauses $800 Million Griffon Helicopter Upgrade While Keeping Separate $2.2 Billion Sustainment Contract Active
The federal government has halted work on the CH-146 Griffon life-extension contract to reassess scope amid rising costs and technical issues. Bell Textron and Defence Department officials confirmed the pause and ongoing talks to refine upgrades.
Washington Examinerpolitics17 days ago
Canadian Prime Minister Launches Contest to Restore Official Residence
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a national design competition to restore 24 Sussex Drive. The residence has remained vacant since 2015 due to disrepair. The winning firm will be selected by July 2027.