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Claim denied that ex-counsel was incompetent for not submitting police reports in immigration case
Federal Court rules against Peruvian citizen’s challenge of pre-removal risk assessment decision In a Peruvian citizen’s challenge against an unfavourable pre-removal risk assessment (PRRA) decision, Canada’s Federal Court held that he failed to meet the test for counsel incompetence and thus failed to establish a breach of procedural fairness or natural justice. In Ortiz Saavedra v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2026 FC 952, the applicant alleged that he: On Mar. 30, 2024, authorit...
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Canada could add billions to its economy by processing more food. Here's what it's trying
Inside their demonstration plant in Benmiller, Ont., Martin VanderLoo and Graham Markham are working to prove a point: Canada can generate a big economic boost and strengthen its food sovereignty by processing more food at home. The two men are focused on soybeans, a legume that Canada grows millions of tonnes of each year. Their company, New Protein International, aims to produce soy protein isolate, which is used in products like baby formulas, protein bars and nutrition shakes. "The demand...
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FIFA says it is scrapping plans to sell off World Cup after outcry
FIFA president Gianni Infantino said on Friday that world soccer's governing body has scrapped plans to sell stakes in the World Cup to private investors after widespread backlash. FIFA's plan was to raise up to $4.2 billion by selling about a 20 per cent stake in a new unit that would run FIFA events, including the World Cup, valuing it at $20 billion. The proposal, first announced on Tuesday, was strongly opposed by European soccer's governing body, UEFA, which threatened a boycot...
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Less invasive heart bypass surgery just as good as traditional method, Canadian-led study finds
A new Canadian-led study has found that a minimally invasive technique to perform bypass surgery — the most common heart surgery in the world — is as safe as the standard procedure that has been carried out for decades.
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Cold front could escalate B.C. wildfires ahead of August long weekend
A cold front bringing strong winds and thunderstorms, with little to no rain, is expected to sweep over southern B.C. this long weekend, fanning out-of-control wildfires that already threaten several communities.
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The family keeping pinball machines alive
The Astill family, helped by a dozen volunteers and pinball collectors, organized the fourth annual Ontario Pinfest. For these pinball enthusiasts, love for the arcade game runs deep – and across generations.
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Morning Update: Canada’s next nickel mine
Also in today’s edition: Soccer world rejects FIFA stakes plan and WestJet union issues strike notice
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Gordie Howe bridge multi-use path opens Wednesday morning. Here's what to know
It’s been just over a week since cars and trucks began making their way across the Gordie Howe International Bridge. On Wednesday, the bridge opens to active transportation. It’s an opening that’s been eagerly anticipated by many cyclists, walkers and joggers. Here’s what you need to know if you’re preparing to check it out. The path is open seven days a week, but hours will vary throughout the year based on seasonal daylight hours, the Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority told Radio-Canada. ...
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Quebec police call armed forces after suspected grenade found at campground
MONTREAL - Quebec provincial police have called the Canadian Armed Forces to dispose of a suspected grenade that was discovered at a campground south of Montreal today.
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Edmonton man charged with murder after Inuvik shooting
A man was pronounced dead at the town’s hospital following the shooting. The victim has not yet been publicly identified. Police arrested four suspects in the aftermath. The other three have been released without charge, RCMP said in a Thursday update. The man accused of murder, Joshua Rath, is al...
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Convoy leader Tamara Lich denied permission to travel internationally
Tamara Lich had applied to the court for permission to travel internationally, including to participate in a cruise for her job at Rebel News.Spencer Colby/The Globe and Mail An Ontario judge has denied a request from Tamara Lich, one of the key organizers of the 2022 “Freedom Convoy” protest in Ot...
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Canada Child Benefit costs jumped sharply with post-COVID inflation, PBO says
PBO Annette Ryan prepares to appear at a standing committee in Ottawa in June. The cost of the Canada Child Benefit program rose to $29.2-billion in 2024-25, a PBO report finds.Justin Tang/The Canadian Press Ottawa’s fiscal watchdog says a surge in inflation a few years back drove a substantial jum...
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Thousands of runners pound the pavement from Skagway during annual Klondike Road Relay
Published 8:30 am Thursday, September 17, 2026 By Noah Korver, Local Journalism Initiative Maggie Lenhart departs checkpoint three of the Klondike Road Relay to begin her half marathon run on Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026. (Photo by Noah Korver/Yukon News) A runner leaves Canadian the customs checkpoi...
successNew Brunswick coal-fired generating station switching to wood pellets
FREDERICTON - One of Canada's few remaining coal-fired power plants has taken a big step toward completing its transition to using a renewable source of energy.
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B.C.’s militarized wolf cull is a misguided approach to a complex issue
The government of British Columbia is facing renewed criticism over a proposed extension of its controversial wolf culling program. This decade-long program, which has cost taxpayers $13 million, was mobilized in response to dwindling caribou populations across the province. While the government em...
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Lich was sentenced to 12 months of house arrest.
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Alberta boy back home, doing well after near-fatal drowning incident in B.C. river
Published 7:39 am Thursday, September 17, 2026 Maria Warren calls her son, “a fighter and a warrior.” So do the doctors who looked after him as he recovered from a harrowing Aug. 3 incident in the Shuswap River in Enderby, she told The Morning Star Tuesday, Sept. 15, two weeks after nine-year-old...
successManitoba to stick with daylight time year-round
Manitoba says 58 per cent of 72,000 residents surveyed said they want to stick with central daylight time. About 34 per cent wanted to move to standard time year-round.Andrew Stobart Manitoba’s twice-yearly clock changes are a thing of the past as the province moves to make daylight time permanent....
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International trade minister heading to India, Philippines for talks
Minister of International Trade Maninder Sidhu speaks at a press conference in Toronto on Friday, July 24, 2026. OTTAWA - International Trade Maninder Sidhu is heading to India and the Philippines to advance negotiations on trade agreements. Sidhu says he will be leading trade talks in India this...
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911 service restored across Canada after intermittent outages reported
Emergency lines have been restored after an early morning outage interrupted 911 networks across several Canadian provinces, including Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia. Bell said an issue with its digital 911 network was detected around 3:13 a.m. Thursday and service was restored at 4:40 a.m. EDT....
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Northern construction leaders call for more housing, local trades training
Panelists discuss challenges to Arctic building during Nunavut Trade Show Birchcliff Development Ltd. chief financial officer Stephanie Li addresses delegates at the Nunavut Trade Show in Iqaluit on Wednesday. (Photo by Daron Letts) Four big players in Nunavut’s construction industry achieved cons...
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OpenAI may have solved the Navier-Stokes equation — but mathematics is more than $1 million trophy hunts
Last week, OpenAI shared a proposed solution to the “Navier-Stokes equation” — one of the seven renowned Millenium Prize Problems chosen by the Clay Mathematics Institute that have stumped mathematicians for many years. Each of these problems offers a $1 million reward. If OpenAI’s solution is conf...
success911 service restored across Canada as Bell probes intermittent outages
TORONTO - Emergency lines have been restored after an early morning outage interrupted 911 networks across several Canadian provinces, including Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia.
failedRead Mark Carney's speech to the EU as Canada welcomes stronger ties: 'Our societies are being shaken by new storms'
The speech signalled that Canada was ready to enter a stronger relationship with the European Union, including associate membership.
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Tim Hortons to offer ‘flight roast’ on WestJet flights as part of larger partnership
A customer enters a Tim Hortons in Toronto. The coffee chain has announced a partnership with WestJet after having recently done the same with Canadian Tire.Sammy Kogan/The Globe and Mail Tim Hortons’ coffee is cleared for takeoff. As Canadian brands increasingly search for ways to differentiate t...
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Read the leaked plan to boost AI data centres, oil and gas in Alberta
A leaked document, labelled a cabinet report and outlining possible plans to overhaul Alberta’s natural gas pipeline system to spur AI data centre construction, caused an uproar last week. It was top of mind for Alberta Premier Danielle Smith on her weekly radio show, it was the subject of an Albe...
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'This is about sovereignty,' Carney tells European Parliament
Prime Minister Mark Carney outlined his vision for a closer relationship between Canada and the EU Thursday, saying an alliance will help preserve sovereignty in the face of great powers. © Copyright 2026 The Globe and Mail Inc. All rights reserved.
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N.L. government votes to endorse Quebec energy proposal
N.L. Premier Tony Wakeham speaks to the media after announcing a new agreement on the Churchill Falls station with Quebec Premier Christine Frechette and Prime Minister Mark Carney, in St. John's, last month.Paul Daly/The Canadian Press The Newfoundland and Labrador government has voted in favour o...
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Second Alzheimer’s-treating drug should be publicly covered, Canada’s Drug Agency recommends
A woman receives an infusion of donanemab, part of a new class of disease-modifying drugs used to treat early Alzheimer’s.Jens Kalaene/Reuters Canada’s Drug Agency is recommending that a second disease-modifying medication used to treat people with early Alzheimer’s disease should be publicly cover...
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Tree planters cultivate community deep in Northern Alberta
During a gruelling summer, nights at camp turn a crew into a family
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Judge rules out jail sentence for businessman Frank Stronach
Frank Stronach leaves a Toronto court on June 19. A judge ruled out jailtime for the billionaire businessman on Thursday.Chris Young/The Canadian Press Canadian auto parts magnate Frank Stronach will not spend time behind bars after being found guilty of indecent assault in an encounter that took p...
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Carney says new EU partnership will go to debate, vote in Parliament
Prime Minister Mark Carney attends the State of the European Union address by President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, on Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2026. Carney is in France to seek stronger ties with Europe on trade, defence and othe...
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Pension funds are lining up for a piece of Canada’s airports
100% Human-crafted journalism, trusted by leaders Under the new model, private operators will expect to earn a profit on their investment. What that might mean for airline and passenger fees remains unclear. Canadian and foreign pension investors are signalling interest in Ottawa’s plan to bring p...
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Morning Update: That’s what friends are for
Good morning. Things are looking a little more cozy between Canada and Europe today. More on that below, along with the cost of separation and the benefits of airport privatization. Prime Minister Mark Carney addresses the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, on Thursday.Yves Herman/Reuters...
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