Morning Update: Canada’s EU alliance
Good morning. Canada and the European Union are preparing to deepen ties on trade and defence, with plans to give Canada associate-member status as both sides seek to reduce their…
MPs moving to restrict gambling ads in Canada amid mounting harms
This story is part of a CBC News series examining the public health impacts of online gambling. For T.S., a 22-year-old Ontario man recovering from a gambling problem, widespread advertising…
Scientists report ‘substantial’ declines in loons across Canada
Open this photo in gallery: The study, published in the journal FACETS, found the steepest declines in loon populations occurred in Atlantic Canada and the Prairie provinces.Dave Gignac/Supplied The haunting…
Politics is widening U.S. gender divides. In Canada? It’s complicated
Connor Halloran says his last relationship wasn’t entirely quashed by a disagreement with his now ex-partner over politics, but it was “almost the last straw.” Halloran said his past partner’s…
B.C. election 2026: What to know about the parties, leaders and platforms
Open this photo in gallery: From left to right: BC Green Party Leader Emily Lowan, BC NDP Leader David Eby and BC Conservative interim leader Lorne Doerkson ahead of the…
IN PHOTOS | Fall splendour in Canada
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Cancer patients decry Ontario’s revised drug funding rules for out-of-country coverage
Sabrina Apitz-Grossman was told 13 months ago that she had about 12 to 18 months to live. Open this photo in gallery: Sabrina Apitz-Grossman, left, and Tomek Apitz-Regan are shown…
‘I went through hell’: 3 Black OPP recruits allege discrimination, leading to calls for investigation
An anti-racism advocacy group is calling for an investigation into how the Ontario Provincial Police hires new officers after three OPP recruits across separate regions alleged they were subjected to…
Young anglophones continue to leave Quebec, but study shows trend seeing a slowdown
Open this photo in gallery: The researchers identified many ‘push’ factors that might drive anglophones away from Quebec, including greater career opportunities elsewhere and economic concerns.Jacques Boissinot/The Canadian Press Having…
Northern Alberta shows higher support for separation, especially in rural areas
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