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Mulroney laid to rest in Montreal
The church bells rang 84 times at Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal for Brian Mulroney. The former prime ministers flag draped casket was carried into the church by members of the RCMP honour guard to b...
Steve MacArthur Mar 23, 2024
Princess Kate diagnosed with cancer
Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, has been diagnosed with cancer. In a video released on social media, the princess says she underwent major abdominal surgery in January. She says the surgery was...
Kevin Northup Mar 22, 2024
CVMA turns to feds as Veterinarian shortage continues
The Canadian Veterinary Medical Association is calling on the federal government to recruit and train more foreign-trained veterinarians, as the industry struggles with a workforce shortage. "This sho...
Tara Clow Mar 22, 2024
Liberals survive Conservatives' non-confidence motion
The Conservatives have failed to topple the Liberal minority government. On Thursday, Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre attempted to pass a vote of non-confidence over the planned carbon tax ...
Kelli Rickard Mar 21, 2024
Ottawa proposes changes to military justice system
Sexual offences involving Canadian military members may soon be handled exclusively by civilian authorities. National Defence Minister Bill Blair introduced legislation on Thursday to amend the Nation...
Brad Perry Mar 21, 2024
Poilievre to push forward with non-confidence vote
The Liberal government has given no indication they'll be halting this year's hike to the carbon tax. However, it is not stopping Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to introduce a non-confidence mot...
Evan Taylor Mar 21, 2024
National minimum wage goes up
Business that are federally regulated will have to increase their minimum wage as of April 1st. The base rate will go from $16.65 up to $17.30 an hour. That represents a 3.9 percent raise, which is eq...
Tim Davidson Mar 21, 2024
Legislation introduced for changes to Canada's electoral process
The federal government says proposed changes to Canada's Elections Act will encourage more people to vote. Democratic Institutions Minister Dominic LeBlanc says measures include adding two more advanc...
Tara Clow Mar 21, 2024
More calls for feds to invest in national school food program
The largest school food network in Canada is pushing the feds to invest around $1 billion to make sure healthy meals are available in schools. The Coalition of Healthy School Food (CHSF) made their pi...
Caitlin Snow Mar 20, 2024
Conservatives threaten non-confidence motion over carbon tax
The federal Conservatives are threatening a non-confidence motion over the upcoming carbon tax increase. Leader Pierre Poilievre said Wednesday that his party would call a vote of non-confidence if th...
Brad Perry Mar 20, 2024





