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With another strike looming, Canada Post grapples with a $3 billion deficit, plummeting letter volumes, and fierce parcel competition. Here’s how the crisis could disrupt millions.
2025–26 Ontario’s deficit surges to $14.6 billion as the Ford government prioritizes business supports, infrastructure, and skills training amid U.S. trade pressures.
A rapidly spreading Lac du Bonnet wildfire has displaced hundreds, destroyed structures, and triggered urgent evacuations as shifting winds threaten Highway 313.
The complainant in the high-profile hockey player sexual assault trial described feeling "detached and powerless" during a marathon cross-examination as defense lawyers challenged her account of a 2018 incident involving five former Canadian World Junior players.
Alberta’s chief electoral officer warns Bill 54 could derail investigations, eroding trust in the province’s democratic processes.
The search for two missing siblings six-year-old Lily Sullivan and her four-year-old brother Jack, missing since May 2 in rural Pictou County, Nova Scotia, has entered its sixth day with no breakthroughs.
Canadian PM Mark Carney clashed with Donald Trump over tariffs and sovereignty in their first White House meeting, declaring “Canada is not for sale” against Trump’s annexation remarks. Though unresolved on trade, both leaders termed talks “constructive” ahead of G7 negotiations
