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New Ipsos poll shows 60% of Canadians no longer trust Americans, with 71% expecting tensions to persist for years.

Sixteen individuals were arrested by RCMP near the Quebec border during an illegal crossing attempt, with two more suspects still at large.

Two arrested during Ottawa protest as nationwide rallies challenge Prime Minister Carney’s agenda across climate, defense, and public spending sectors.

Scientists detected a rare gravity anomaly near Earth’s core using GRACE satellite data, pointing to deep structural changes in the mantle.

Governments expand AI use in justice and services, yet OECD says outdated systems and fragmented data limit effective scaling of public sector innovation.

Vancouver’s housing market faces a sustained supply shortage despite a slowdown in sales, driven by high costs, regulation and financing delays.

IEA report shows low emissions hydrogen to rise fivefold by 2030 despite rising costs, regulatory hurdles and slower project announcements.

Toronto police investigate multiple speed camera vandalism incidents as Premier Doug Ford urges municipalities to remove what he calls revenue-generating tools.

Alberta pauses its school book removal directive after public backlash over the elimination of over 200 classic and educational titles from school libraries.

BCGEU expands strike across B.C. as thousands of public workers in Canada demand fair wages and threaten further escalation this week.