
Ottawa Increases Journalism Tax Credit by $501 Million for Broadcasters
The federal government extends tax credit eligibility to broadcasters, aiming to support journalism.
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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe commends the federal budget, highlighting its positive impact on the province.
Advocates express concern over the absence of foreign aid in Canada's federal budget.
Emergency rooms across Canada face increased pressure as a potent veterinary sedative is found in street fentanyl.

An internal report highlights critical understaffing in Northern RCMP detachments across Canada.

The Canadian government invests $36 billion to address ongoing productivity challenges.

The man convicted in the deadly 2018 Toronto van attack has decided to withdraw his appeal.

Canadians seek clarity on the federal budget as government outlines spending priorities.

Kinew's call comes after Trump's midterm election setbacks, impacting trade relations.

Premier François Legault aims to strengthen ties with U.S. leaders post-election.

The Canadian government announces significant funding for museums, ice rinks, and the CBC.

Premier Smith cites U.S. midterm results as support for Alberta's tariff approach.

Experts analyze potential effects of U.S. midterms on Canadian policies and trade.

The Canadian Armed Forces are utilizing Palantir software, raising questions about data privacy and security risks.

Federal Minister Mélanie Joly calls for a probe as the steelmaker faces potential job cuts.

Statistics Canada reports a rise in the national unemployment rate, reflecting economic shifts.

A Saskatchewan First Nation is opposing the development of a major AI data centre, citing environmental and cultural...

Elections Canada chief highlights challenges posed by AI in ensuring accurate voter information.

Experts highlight difficulties in creating reliable systems to identify AI-generated evidence in legal settings.