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UPDATED: CBSA job action on hold as mediation continues
Job action by thousands of Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) workers has been put on hold as mediation continues. More than 9,000 workers represented by the Public Service Alliance of Canada were i...
Brad Perry Jun 07, 2024
Hourly wages rise, unemployment up slightly in latest job numbers
The country's unemployment rate ticked up slightly in May. Statistics Canada says it rose by a tenth of a percentage points to 6.2 percent. Year-over-year, unemployment is up 0.9 percent. The country ...
Kevin Northup Jun 07, 2024
Trudeau attends D-Day ceremony at Juno Beach
The prime minister says there are no words to describe the immensity of debt we owe to those who fought in the Battle of Normandy. Justin Trudeau was one of several dignitaries who spoke during a comm...
Brad Perry Jun 06, 2024
80th anniversary ceremonies for D-Day and Battle of Normandy
D-Day and the Battle of Normandy was one of the most significant chapters in Canada's military history. On June 6, 1944, around 14,000 Canadian troops from the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division and the 2...
Tara Clow Jun 05, 2024
Bank of Canada lowers rates for first time since March 2020
The Bank of Canada (BoC) has lowered its benchmark interest rate by a quarter percentage point, marking the first rate decrease since March 2020. The benchmark rate is now 4.75 per cent, which is one ...
Evan Taylor Jun 05, 2024
Federal pharmacare bill passes House, now heading to Senate
Another step was made to get closer to free birth control and diabetes medication if you do not have medical coverage. The Canadian Pharmacare bill passed the House of Commons, Monday. Federal NDP Lea...
Caitlin Snow Jun 04, 2024
Canadian Grief Alliance releases survey results
A new survey shows that Canadians feel there is a lack of support when it comes to grieving. Almost four thousand people took part the survey by the Canadian Grief Alliance. Spokesperson Paul Adams sa...
Tim Davidson Jun 04, 2024
Tuesday marks 10th anniversary of Moncton RCMP shootings
Tuesday marks the 10th anniversary of one of the worst police shootings in Canadian history. A gunman targeting police opened fire in the north end of Moncton, N.B., on the evening of June 4, 2014. Fi...
Brad Perry Jun 04, 2024
New poll finds more Canadians are preparing their own final wills
A new poll from Narrative Research has found more Canadians are preparing their final wills themselves, while also showing that less than half have their final wishes documented. While the overwhelmin...
Evan Taylor Jun 03, 2024
Robert Pickton dies from injuries after prison attack
Canada's most notorious serial killer has died after being attacked in a Quebec prison. Robert Pickton died in the hospital on Friday, according to Correctional Service Canada. He was hospitalized aft...
Brad Perry May 31, 2024




