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Carney says Canada welcomes ‘any moves’ to restore free trade after U.S. midterms
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government welcomes "any moves" to restore free trade between Canada and the United States as officials south of the border push to en… -
Minister says tax credits will spur investment to expand electricity grid
Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin says she’s confident the billions of dollars in tax credits in the new federal budget will encourage private investment to build out Canada’s e… -
Budget offers little new relief for middle-income Canadians struggling with costs
OTTAWA — The latest federal budget promises billions of dollars in affordability relief, but middle-income Canadians struggling with the cost of living may find little new immedia… -
Meghan’s estranged father arrested and charged with possessing child sexual abuse materials
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — The 82-year-old estranged father of Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, was arrested Friday morning in Florida on a charge of keeping child sexual abuse material in … -
Halifax councillors question how infrastructure will be funded after extended fee freeze
Nova Scotia has extended its freeze on increasing development fees in Halifax and some councillors say they're concerned about where to find money for infrastructure upgrades. -
Bedford residents raise concerns about density, traffic at waterfront project open house
The revitalization project includes a high-speed ferry service linking Bedford to downtown Halifax that's expected to begin in 2030. -
Judge orders Bitcoin, laptop be returned to convicted killer William Sandeson
A judge has ordered a laptop containing William Sandeson’s Bitcoin returned to his family, with its disputed value ranging from $8,000 to over $200,000. -
DNA profile created for grizzly behind deadly attack in B.C.
The investigation into a suspected fatal grizzly attack this week includes DNA profiling to identify the animal responsible.
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4 reasons to watch Canada in the women's hockey world championship
Here are four reasons why it's worth paying attention to the Canadian women in this year's hockey world championship
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Windsor residents not ready to return to U.S. despite Democratic midterm wins
Despite renewed optimism about the future of Canada-U.S. relations, some residents say they need to see meaningful changes in Washington before they'll feel comfortable spending t…
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First Nation sounds alarm over Ontario proposal to prevent 'obstruction' to development
The Ontario government is considering changes to address what it calls “obstruction” to economic development projects, raising concerns from Neskantaga First Nation about its righ…
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Court action halted after clergy therapy centre reveals destruction of records related to abusive priest
The former insurance company for the Catholic church in Newfoundland has abandoned a court action that sought to compel a therapy centre for priests to turn over records after it …
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First Nations challenging Pacific Link pipeline’s national-interest designation
Three First Nations in Alberta have filed legal challenges in an attempt to overturn the federal government’s designation of the Pacific Link pipeline as a project in the national…
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Owners of homes atop northeastern Ontario gold deposit in shock over a mine that may never be built
A mining company CEO revealed he was considering building an open-pit gold mine right in Virginiatown, Ont., leaving residents of the community of about 500 people in shock. "I do…
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Alek Minassian, convicted in deadly 2018 Toronto van attack, drops appeal
Ontario's top court says Alek Minassian has abandoned the appeal of his convictions on 10 counts of first-degree murder and 16 of attempted murder. -
These are all the key tax changes and credits impacting you from the budget
Budget 2026 includes a large swath of tax changes, threshold and credit updates aimed at reducing the 'time tax' Canadians pay every year to file their returns. -
Joly seeks Competition Bureau probe of Stelco as more layoffs loom
The federal government is asking the competition commissioner to 'thoroughly examine' if Stelco owner Cleveland-Cliffs breached the Competition Act. -
Crown withdraws charges in case of alleged scallop fishing violations
The matter had been set for trial in December, but during a court appearance in September the Crown said that after an ongoing review it was determined there was no longer a reali…
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Nova Scotia chooses 2026 Boston Christmas tree from East Amherst
A 14-metre white spruce from Nova Scotia will soon be cut and shipped to Boston as an annual Christmas gift to thank the city for its help after the Halifax Explosion.
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7 takeaways from the Carney government's 2nd budget
The 2026 federal budget outlines billions in new spending, but mostly on non-permanent measures. Here are some takeaways.
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Trump replaces Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller as chief of staff after GOP’s midterm defeat
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump said Friday that Stephen Miller was replacing Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff, mere days after Republicans lost control of Congr… -
Houston mayor signs order to limit cooperation with ICE, says ‘elections matter’ after Democrats win
The mayor of Houston on Friday said the city would limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities, heralding “a new model” of immigration enforcement after Democrats won p… -
Gas, diesel prices down again across Nova Scotia
Both gasoline and diesel have seen a decrease in the first week of November, after months of higher than usual costs. The Nova Scotia Energy Board decreased the price of gas 9.9 c… -
‘Let’s keep us alive’: Nova Scotia clothing brand struggles amid U.S. trade dispute
A Halifax-area clothing brand is feeling the impact of the ongoing trade war between Canada and the United States and is being forced to make changes to how it does business. -
NDP renews call for emergency debate on $10B Cape Breton AI data centre project
The Official Opposition in Nova Scotia is renewing its call for emergency debate in the legislature following last month's announcement of a $10-billion AI data centre project. -
Amazon breaks ground on 200,000-square metre fulfilment warehouse in the Halifax area
The online retailer says the warehouse in Dartmouth, N.S., will cover more than 200,000-square metres in the Burnside industrial park. -
AI data centre proponent in Nova Scotia makes its pitch to Cape Breton communities
The proponent of a major artificial intelligence data centre proposal in southern Cape Breton is slated to make its pitch to local residents in person. -
Landslide prompts evacuation order for Zeballos on Vancouver Island
A state of local emergency and an evacuation order have been issued for Zeballos, a village of about 125 people on the northwest coast of Vancouver Island, due to flooding and lan…
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Federal budget's lack of Métis-specific funding concerns Métis leaders
Manitoba Métis Federation (MMF) President David Chartrand says he's "appalled" by the absence of distinct funding for Métis in the 2026 federal budget released Thursday.
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A mysterious U.S. army barrel washed ashore in Quebec. Why did it drum up anthrax concerns?
Quebec provincial police have confirmed that a barrel discovered on an uninhabited island in the St-Lawrence River does not contain active anthrax — ruling out the most dangerous …
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Hidden cameras reveal accessibility barriers at leading restaurants
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Elections Alberta reveals October referendum cost $84M, receives additional funds from legislature committee
Elections Alberta is estimating the province’s Oct. 19 referendum cost just over $84 million to execute.
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Carney's bet on economic growth — and the risks that come with it
Mark Carney believes he can borrow billions now to invest into major projects and jump start the Canadian economy. If those investments don't pay off, Canada's debt load leaves it…
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Health Canada warns of bacteria found in unauthorized peptides sold online
In Canada, injectable peptides are generally regulated as prescription drugs, which are advised to be used under the case of a licensed healthcare professional. -
Canada’s $6B CSIS boost fuels speculation over foreign intelligence plans
Experts say that the Canadian government is “absolutely” considering a new branch to collect foreign human intelligence, akin to Britain’s MI6. -
CN freight train collides with tractor trailer towing flatbed near Brighton, Ont.
A collision involving a CN freight train has shut down a section of road in Brighton, Ont. near the city of Quinte West. -
Carney says he’s yet to talk to Democrats on tariffs: ‘Short answer is no’
Trump will be a lame duck president as the legislative powers are overtaken by the Democrats, but he still holds executive powers which he used to impose the Section 338 tariffs. -
‘The fear is real’: Nova Scotia municipal politicians face escalating public harassment
Elected officials from several small towns in Nova Scotia say abuse from residents is becoming more common, especially on social media.
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Surfers in Nova Scotia have new option for old wetsuits
The CBC's Molly MacNaughton looks inside the East Coast's only wetsuit recycling program in Bridgewater, N.S.
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Mombourquette's leadership platform touts need for better collaboration
Given the province’s need for increased revenue, Nova Scotia Liberal Party leadership candidate Amanda Mombourquette says securing community buy-in for major development projects …
CBC Canada
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Newfoundland park isn’t sure what to do about aggressive otter named Tallulah
ST. JOHN'S — An ornery otter that tore a hole in a Newfoundland park official's boot has escaped euthanasia, but the provincial government says staff are still trying to figure ou… -
Couple from East Amherst chosen to donate Tree for Boston
The long lasting ties between Halifax Regional Municipality and the City of Boston continue to be strong despite the tumultuous relationship between Canada and the U.S. The two ci… -
P.E.I. premier facing party leadership challenge from unhappy group PC members
CHARLOTTETOWN — Some members of Prince Edward Island's ruling Progressive Conservatives are trying to oust Premier Rob Lantz by triggering a confidence vote less than a year after… -
Nova Scotia selects this year’s Christmas tree to say ‘thank you’ to Boston
Nova Scotia sends the U.S. city a large Christmas tree every year to thank it for sending medical personnel and supplies after the Halifax Explosion in 1917. -
Nova Scotia seafood sector welcomes China deal extension, but some exporters feel left out
Many in the industry were worried China would soon reinstate a 25-per-cent tariff targeting lobster, Nova Scotia's main seafood export. -
Second night for community questions on Nova Scotia’s first proposed AI data centre
Cape Bretoners with questions about Nova Scotia's first planned artificial intelligence data centre have a second chance to speak up. -
Calgary friends win $90M in country's largest-ever lotto jackpot
A group of four Calgary friends who won the country’s largest-ever lottery jackpot had made their intentions clear with the name of their group chat: Manifesting Millions.
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'My final years poisoned': Court hears 90-year-old rape victim's powerful statement written before her death
A dangerous offender and sentencing hearing is underway in Calgary for Duran Ross Buffalo, 41, who was convicted of aggravated sexual assault and break-and-enter to commit sexual …
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Council seat in Norfolk County, Ont., finally decided by a draw out of a top hat
After a long campaign, a recount and two weeks of uncertainty, the race for a Norfolk County council seat was left up to fate. Chris Van Paassen will return as Ward 4 councillor a…
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They thought they buried their brother in the family plot; it was a stranger instead
When two sisters from Springdale, N.L., made arrangements to bury their brother, they weren’t prepared for the ordeal ahead. Now, a year later, they’re hoping by sharing their sto…
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Saskatoon mother sentenced for baby's drowning death in bathtub
Melanie O'Soup cried and hung her head in court as lawyers described how her baby died, after she took him into the bath with her and then fell asleep.
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Canadian economy lost 4,700 jobs in October as unemployment rate ticked up to 6.7%
The loss of a few thousand jobs last month follows big back-to-back job losses in August and September, when the Canadian economy shed more than 100,000 roles cumulatively over tw…
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Alberta becomes 1st province to allow optometrists to perform minor surgeries
As of Nov. 1, Alberta optometrists who undergo further training will be able to perform certain minor surgical procedures.
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U.S. Treasury sanctions Canadian firms connected to Ryan Wedding and Iran
The department says it sanctioned money services businesses in British Columbia and Ontario in co-ordination with Fintrac, Canada's anti-money laundering watchdog. -
Baby Brezza bottle sterilizer is being recalled in Canada and the U.S.
The Health Canada recall was issued alongside the company, Baby Brezza Enterprises LLC, and the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission. -
‘Manifesting millions’ pays off for winners of record $90M Lotto Max jackpot
A group of four friends were "manifesting millions" in a group chat when they decided to buy a lottery ticket. That manifestation came to fruition when they won $90 million. -
RCMP investigating fatal collision in Annapolis Valley
RCMP are investigating a single vehicle crash in the Annapolis Valley that claimed the life of a 40-year-old woman.
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CBRM councillors disagree over how to cover $1.6M deficit
CBRM councillors voted down using emergency reserves or current budget cuts to cover a $1.6-million deficit, leaving the municipality at an impasse over how to clear the debt.
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Province opens $2.3-million program to support beef producers
Agriculture Minister Greg Morrow made the announcement outside Antigonish on Thursday. He anticipates many will apply to build or expand barns, but said the program also covers ot…
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N.S. school bus driver charged with child luring
RCMP have charged Luc Georges Castonguay, 58, of Amherst, N.S., with luring a child and making sexually explicit material available to a child.