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The Immigration Department refuses to say whether any applicants actually misused a refugee permanent resident sponsorship policy which the government let expire last week, citing “potential integrity concerns.”
A plane made an emergency landing east of Edmonton early Wednesday morning.
A new independent report suggests it would cost Alberta between $50 billion and $170 billion to separate from Canada.
U.S. President Donald Trump is again accusing Canada of not doing enough to clamp down on drugs but did not include it in a list of major drug-producing countries released today.
The discovery of bones wrapped in a tarp in Chelmsford earlier this year led to a coordinated investigation by emergency responders.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Wednesday she wanted to open the door for Canada to become the European Union’s first “associate member.”
A Quebec coroner said police in Lévis did not take appropriate steps in their search for 13-year-old Maëlyne Lugez, who was found dead in a creek near her school in November 2024.
Élections Québec knew it would not be allowed to send voter information in English over a year before the electoral campaign, The Canadian Press has learned.
Canada Nickel has selected SMS Equipment and Komatsu to supply more than 300 machines worth about $1.5 billion over the 40-year life of its Crawford nickel project near Timmins, Ont.
Onion Lake Cree Nation grew more than 1,000 pounds of vegetables, including cauliflower, tomatoes, potatoes and cabbage, in a small, no-till garden plot that the community decided to trial this year.
With about five weeks before Albertans head to the polls to discuss — among other topics — immigrant rights, some organizations say racialized groups are bracing for the worst.
Albertans preparing to vote in October’s provincial referendum are being encouraged to read the questions ahead of time, after academics identified several examples of wording that can make voters stop, reread and reconsider what they are being asked.
At the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto. Finance Minister Eric Girard says “Quebec is at the centre of the transformation of the Canadian economy.”
There’s “a near-total absence” of effective recourse for non-profit organizations and individuals whose banking services are cut off due to alleged ties to terrorist financing, a new report says.
Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney is linking the governing United Conservative Party’s stunning byelection loss in Calgary to the province’s looming vote on separation.
New travel restrictions for citizens and foreigners came into effect in China on Tuesday, including potential exit bans for those who run afoul of Chinese regulations.
