Prime Minister Mark Carney says the federal government has learned from past mistakes as it sets out its ambitious aim of eliminating homelessness within 10 years.
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Disbarred Former Manitoba Law Dean Loses Extradition Fight in French Appeal Court
A court in France has ruled in favour of extraditing a former law dean of the University of Manitoba, who was arrested in the country on allegations he mismanaged hundreds of thousands of dollars in Canada.
More Canadians Report Skipping Meals Because They Can’t Afford Groceries: Survey
Results from an annual national poverty survey paint a worsening picture of food affordability in Canada, especially for young people, as tariffs imposed by the United States continue to shake up the Canadian economy.
Prime Minister Carney Says It’s Time to Move ‘Beyond’ the Indian Act
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he will instruct his ministers to work with First Nations to move Canada beyond the Indian Act — which he said could mean reforming it or abolishing it altogether.
Royal Canadian Legion Launches 2026 Poppy Campaign with Tap-on-Phone Donations
The Royal Canadian Legion’s 2026 National Poppy Campaign launched with a first: Canadians can now donate by tapping their debit card, credit card or digital wallet on a volunteer’s smartphone.
Plasma Collection Company Grifols Gradually Reopening Locations
A for-profit company that collects plasma says it has started to accept limited donations again after getting clearance from Health Canada.
Carney Says Alberta’s Choice of Unity is ‘a Great Result’ for Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney says it was “a great result for Canada” when Albertans chose unity in the referendum vote on Monday.
Inflation Data Shows High Energy Prices Still Contained, for Now: Economists
Canada’s annual inflation rate rose to 3.1 per cent in September as war in the Middle East continued to drive up gasoline prices.
Supreme Court Will Hear Appeal Affecting Ottawa’s Single-Use Plastics Ban
The Supreme Court of Canada said Thursday it will hear an appeal that will determine if Ottawa’s ban on single-use plastics can stay in place.
CBSA Adjusting Hours at 13 Manitoba Ports of Entry
The Canada Border Services Agency will adjust the opening and closing times at 13 land ports of entry in Manitoba to stay aligned with neighbouring U.S. ports.
Canadian Dental Association Report Finds Dental Care Program Limits Coverage
The national dental care program has “transformed access to care for millions of patients” but claims are being denied without explanations and too many people are confused about what’s covered, says a new report from the Canadian Dental Association.
Michael J. Fox Promoted to Companion Level of Order of Canada
Spectators stood and applauded Michael J. Fox at Rideau Hall on Friday as Gov. Gen. Louise Arbour officially named the celebrated actor and Parkinson’s disease activist to the companion level of the Order of Canada.











