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47 Days: Canada Just Signed Its Fastest Trade Deal Ever — With the UAE

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47 Days: Canada Just Signed Its Fastest Trade Deal Ever — With the UAE

Canada and the United Arab Emirates have signed a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement after 47 days of negotiations, the fastest free trade deal either country has concluded. Expected to take effect in 2027, the pact targets tariffs on more than 99% of Canadian exports and accompanies a $70 billion UAE investment commitment and broader strategic partnership.

Oct 29, 2026•13 views today
Canada Proposes Clean Fuel Rule Changes to Boost Domestic Industry and Investment

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Canada Proposes Clean Fuel Rule Changes to Boost Domestic Industry and Investment

Canada’s federal government has proposed changes to the Clean Fuel Regulations intended to support domestic low-carbon fuel producers, attract clean-technology investment and maintain emissions reductions. Draft amendments are expected October 30, followed by a 75-day public consultation on these proposed measures.

Oct 28, 2026•11 views today
Canada to Outline MAID Law Changes on Advance Consent and Eligibility

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Canada to Outline MAID Law Changes on Advance Consent and Eligibility

Canada’s federal government is preparing to outline updates to medical assistance in dying legislation, focusing on advance consent safeguards and eligibility rules for mental illness. The announcement could shape an important national debate over autonomy and protection.

Oct 27, 2026•10 views today
Canada’s Bill C-34 Proposes Social Media Restrictions for Children Under 16

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Canada’s Bill C-34 Proposes Social Media Restrictions for Children Under 16

Bill C 34 proposes an under 16 account restriction for certain social media services, with exemptions possible for platforms meeting child safety requirements. The proposed legislation would also introduce online safety obligations for regulated social media and AI chatbot services. Parliament’s official record shows the bill at second reading in the House of.

Oct 24, 2026•16 views today
Canada Charges Five in Alleged Immigration Fraud Scheme Involving 209 Applicants

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Canada Charges Five in Alleged Immigration Fraud Scheme Involving 209 Applicants

Key Takeaways The CBSA announced charges connected to an alleged scheme involving temporary resident visa applications and fraudulent documents. Investigators identified 209 Bangladeshi nationals associated with 243 visa applications submitted using purported hosts in Canada. The accused remain subject to court proceedings, and the charges must be validated by the court. Canada Announces Charges in.

Oct 23, 2026•9 views today
Is Canada Still a Peacekeeping Nation? The Numbers Challenge Its Reputation

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Is Canada Still a Peacekeeping Nation? The Numbers Challenge Its Reputation

Canada’s reputation as a peacekeeping leader rests on a substantial historical record, but its uniformed UN presence has fallen sharply. This article examines the decline in deployments, the value of funding and specialized support, and the policy choices shaping Canada’s role. It argues that present-day leadership should be measured by sustained, demonstrable contributions rather than inherited reputation alone.

Oct 22, 2026•19 views today
Alberta Referendum Results: Voters Back Canada Unity as Official Count Awaits

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Alberta Referendum Results: Voters Back Canada Unity as Official Count Awaits

Key Takeaways Alberta held its provincial referendum on October 19, 2026, including a question about remaining part of Canada. Elections Alberta says results reported during counting are unofficial and subject to verification. The official announcement of referendum results is scheduled for October 29, 2026, at 10 a.m. What Happened Alberta's referendum has moved into the.

Oct 20, 2026•11 views today
Deadly Explosion and Major Fire at CFB Wainwright: What We Know So Far

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Deadly Explosion and Major Fire at CFB Wainwright: What We Know So Far

A serious incident at CFB Wainwright in Alberta caused a major, wind-driven fire that spread beyond the training area. Federal officials and the Canadian Armed Forces confirmed fatalities and injuries, while withholding numbers pending next-of-kin notification. The RCMP and military are investigating. Reports about the possible cause and casualty toll remain unconfirmed.

Oct 18, 2026•18 views today
Canada and India Race to Finalize Trade Deal as Bilateral Economic Ties Deepen

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Canada and India Race to Finalize Trade Deal as Bilateral Economic Ties Deepen

Canada and India are intensifying trade negotiations as Ottawa seeks to conclude a comprehensive economic partnership agreement by the end of 2026. The proposed deal could expand commercial opportunities, diversify trade relationships and strengthen cooperation across several sectors.

Oct 15, 2026•15 views today
Canada's Anita Anand Visits India and UAE to Strengthen Trade, Security and Diplomatic Relations

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Canada's Anita Anand Visits India and UAE to Strengthen Trade, Security and Diplomatic Relations

Key Takeaways Anita Anand's official visit to India and the UAE is scheduled for October 13 to 16, 2026. In India, discussions with External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar will cover trade, energy, people to people ties, security and defence cooperation. In the UAE, Canada plans to advance commercial partnerships, defence cooperation, artificial intelligence and innovation.

Oct 12, 2026•18 views today
Elon Musk Says These 3 Provinces Would Be Better Off Without Canada

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Elon Musk Says These 3 Provinces Would Be Better Off Without Canada

Elon Musk said Quebec, Alberta and Saskatchewan would be better off separating from Canada, drawing swift responses from Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney. Canada’s constitutional framework does not allow unilateral provincial secession: a clear referendum result would lead to negotiations rather than automatic independence.

Oct 9, 2026•15 views today
Canadian Army Reorganizes With New Mission-Based Structure to Strengthen Defence Readiness

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Canadian Army Reorganizes With New Mission-Based Structure to Strengthen Defence Readiness

Key Takeaways The Canadian Army has adopted a new mission based organizational structure. Four formations will focus on high readiness operations, domestic defence, support, and training. The restructuring is part of a broader effort to improve Army readiness and adaptability. What Happened Canada’s Army has adopted a new mission based structure designed to improve readiness,.

Oct 6, 2026•13 views today
Canada Sends Parliamentary Secretary to OAS Meeting on Nicaragua's Political Reforms

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Canada Sends Parliamentary Secretary to OAS Meeting on Nicaragua's Political Reforms

Canada is sending Parliamentary Secretary Mona Fortier to an OAS meeting in Washington focused on Nicaragua’s constitutional reforms, as Ottawa raises concerns about democratic institutions, political participation and human rights while regional governments consider possible collective actions on Nicaragua.

Oct 2, 2026•15 views today
Canada, PEI Schedule Healthcare Announcement for Islanders

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Canada, PEI Schedule Healthcare Announcement for Islanders

Federal and Prince Edward Island officials are scheduled to announce a healthcare measure in Charlottetown on October 2. The advisory says the announcement is intended to improve Islanders’ cost of living, but does not provide program, funding or eligibility details.

Oct 2, 2026•12 views today
Canada Marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Across Communities Today

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Canada Marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Across Communities Today

Canada marks the fifth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30, honouring residential school Survivors, remembering children who never returned home, and encouraging Canadians to learn, reflect, and participate in commemorative activities across communities nationwide throughout the country.

Sep 30, 2026•23 views today
Canada and India Discuss CEPA Talks and Energy Cooperation

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Canada and India Discuss CEPA Talks and Energy Cooperation

Canada’s foreign and external affairs ministers met at the UN General Assembly, citing progress on their bilateral roadmap and discussing CEPA negotiations, renewable energy, critical minerals and civil nuclear energy. They also welcomed planned high-level engagements and agreed to remain in close contact.

Sep 28, 2026•15 views today
Canada-Germany Relations Take New Step With Agreement Signing in Ottawa

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Canada-Germany Relations Take New Step With Agreement Signing in Ottawa

Canada and Germany are set to deepen bilateral cooperation as Foreign Ministers Anita Anand and Johann Wadephul meet in Ottawa for talks and a scheduled signing ceremony covering shared priorities including security, trade, energy, critical minerals, artificial intelligence and innovation.

Sep 25, 2026•16 views today
Canada and Vietnam Launch New Strategic Partnership as Economic Ties Deepen

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Canada and Vietnam Launch New Strategic Partnership as Economic Ties Deepen

Canada and Vietnam have elevated bilateral relations to a Strategic Partnership covering trade, investment, artificial intelligence, energy, transportation, defence, food security, education and sustainable development, creating a broader framework for deeper economic and diplomatic cooperation.

Sep 25, 2026•14 views today
Germany’s Foreign Minister Set for Canada Talks on Ukraine, Trade

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Germany’s Foreign Minister Set for Canada Talks on Ukraine, Trade

Key Takeaways German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul is scheduled to visit Canada from September 24 to 25, 2026. Canada and Germany will discuss Ukraine, Euro Atlantic security, economic security, critical minerals and artificial intelligence. Germany is Canada’s largest trading partner within the European Union, with bilateral merchandise trade reaching $34.2 billion in 2025. Canada Welcomes.

Sep 24, 2026•16 views today
Trump Says Canada Is “Destroying Itself” Over Immigration, Points to Unemployment

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Trump Says Canada Is “Destroying Itself” Over Immigration, Points to Unemployment

U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Canada’s immigration policy in a September 23, 2026 Truth Social post, claiming that the country was allowing millions of people to enter essentially unchecked. Trump also linked his criticism to unemployment, while official Canadian data shows the country’s unemployment rate stood at 6.4% in August.

Sep 23, 2026•28 views today
Canada and India Advance Trade Talks as CEPA Negotiations Target End-2026

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Canada and India Advance Trade Talks as CEPA Negotiations Target End-2026

Key Takeaways Canada and India have completed four rounds of negotiations on their Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement. Both countries remain committed to concluding the CEPA negotiations by the end of 2026. Canada's International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu is scheduled to lead a Team Canada Trade Mission to India next month. Canada and India Advance Trade.

Sep 23, 2026•16 views today
Prime Minister of Canada – Mark Carney's September 22 UN/media remarks

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Prime Minister of Canada – Mark Carney's September 22 UN/media remarks

Canada is providing C$100 million in new international assistance for Palestinians. C$80 million will support humanitarian assistance, while C$20 million will support peace and security capacity building. The announcement came during Prime Minister Mark Carney's participation in the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Canada Announces C$100 Million.

Sep 23, 2026•15 views today
G7 Says Yemen Situation Threatens Red Sea Shipping, Energy

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G7 Says Yemen Situation Threatens Red Sea Shipping, Energy

G7 foreign ministers say the situation in Yemen threatens maritime security, global energy security and navigational rights in the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab Strait. They called for an immediate end to threats and attacks against civilian shipping, warning that lasting disruptions could harm international trade and energy, fertilizer and food supply chains.

Sep 22, 2026•14 views today
US Justice Department Challenges Apple-Epic Contempt Ruling at Supreme Court

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US Justice Department Challenges Apple-Epic Contempt Ruling at Supreme Court

The U.S. Justice Department has urged the Supreme Court to clarify when civil contempt can be imposed in Apple’s legal dispute with Epic Games. The government filed a brief supporting neither party, arguing that contempt should require a clear violation of an injunction’s express terms. The case could provide guidance to lower courts handling alleged violations of court orders.

Sep 22, 2026•23 views today
Carney Heads to UNGA Today With Ukraine, Security and Global Partnerships on Agenda

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Carney Heads to UNGA Today With Ukraine, Security and Global Partnerships on Agenda

Prime Minister Mark Carney is travelling to New York on September 21 for the 81st United Nations General Assembly, where Canada plans to strengthen international partnerships and discuss security, economic and global priorities. Carney will participate in forums and bilateral meetings, while Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand will join the Canadian delegation for discussions involving maritime security, Sudan, Ukraine, civilian protection and international cooperation.

Sep 21, 2026•13 views today
Canada and Norway Plan Expanded Arctic Defence Cooperation

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Canada and Norway Plan Expanded Arctic Defence Cooperation

Canada and Norway are expanding cooperation on Arctic security, defence, critical minerals, space and artificial intelligence. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre set out plans in Ottawa on September 20, including a prospective enhanced Defence Cooperation Agreement linked to Canada’s patrol-submarine project.

Sep 21, 2026•13 views today
Canada’s New $135.7 Million Program Brings Major Support for Black Communities

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Canada’s New $135.7 Million Program Brings Major Support for Black Communities

Canada is launching a new $135.7 million Black Canadian Communities Program to support Black-led, Black-serving and Black-focused organizations across the country. Starting in 2026-27, the five-year investment will fund projects supporting Black children and families, strengthen community organizations, and reduce barriers by creating more opportunities for Black communities. The government says funding details will be available in the coming months.

Sep 21, 2026•13 views today
Canada Plans UN Engagements on Ukraine, Sudan, Maritime Security

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Canada Plans UN Engagements on Ukraine, Sudan, Maritime Security

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand will join Prime Minister Mark Carney at the UN General Assembly High-Level Week in New York. Canada plans meetings and events on maritime security, Sudan, Ukraine, civilian protection and international cooperation, with Anand scheduled to deliver Canada’s national statement on September 26.

Sep 19, 2026•22 views today
Canada’s Europe Strategy Takes a Major Turn as EU Opens Door to Associate Membership

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Canada’s Europe Strategy Takes a Major Turn as EU Opens Door to Associate Membership

Canada’s relationship with Europe is entering a new phase after European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed working toward Canada becoming the European Union’s first associate member. Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomed a stronger Canada-EU alliance beyond CETA, with cooperation spanning critical minerals, defence, energy, artificial intelligence, computing, space, financial services and digital trade together.

Sep 17, 2026•14 views today
Canada Announces Streamlined Reviews for Major Projects

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Canada Announces Streamlined Reviews for Major Projects

Key Takeaways Canada has announced changes to federal project assessment rules intended to make reviews for certain major infrastructure projects more efficient and predictable. Interprovincial and international pipelines, some power lines, and certain offshore renewable energy projects will see changes to how their assessments are handled. The government says environmental protections and Indigenous rights will.

Sep 10, 2026•20 views today
Trump Posts Map Showing Canada Under the U.S. Flag — But Canada Is Still Proudly Canada

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Trump Posts Map Showing Canada Under the U.S. Flag — But Canada Is Still Proudly Canada

U.S. President Donald Trump posted a map depicting Canada beneath American flag imagery, drawing attention amid his previous rhetoric about Canada and the “Lake America” controversy. The September 7 post included no explanation, and it changes nothing about Canada’s borders, government or sovereignty. Canada remains an independent country with its own institutions, identity and flag.

Sep 7, 2026•45 views today
Canada’s New U.S. Tariffs Start September 8 — Cheese, Appliances, Electronics & More Are on the List

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Canada’s New U.S. Tariffs Start September 8 — Cheese, Appliances, Electronics & More Are on the List

Canada will impose counter-tariffs of 15%, 25% or 50% on about $27.6 billion in U.S. imports starting September 8, 2026. The measures cover selected grocery products, appliances, electronics, steel and aluminum. While the tariffs raise import costs, they will not necessarily translate into matching price increases for Canadian shoppers, as businesses may absorb costs or change suppliers.

Sep 6, 2026•21 views today
Canada Clears Marten Falls Road in Impact Assessment

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Canada Clears Marten Falls Road in Impact Assessment

Canada has issued a decision statement for the Marten Falls Community Access Road Project after completing its federal impact assessment. The proposed northern Ontario road remains subject to required authorizations and permits, while legally binding conditions will apply throughout the project’s life.

Sep 1, 2026•15 views today
Liberals Sweep Three Canada By-Elections, Strengthening Carney Government

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Liberals Sweep Three Canada By-Elections, Strengthening Carney Government

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberals won all three federal by-elections held on August 31, retaining two seats and gaining Chicoutimi–Le Fjord from the Conservatives. The results give the Liberal government a political boost ahead of Parliament’s return, while the Conservative loss in Quebec marks the biggest change from the three contests and could shape the political debate in the months ahead.

Sep 1, 2026•21 views today
Canada Votes in Three Federal By-Elections as Carney Faces Key Test

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Canada Votes in Three Federal By-Elections as Carney Faces Key Test

Canadians in three federal ridings are voting today as by-elections take place in Beaches–East York, Chicoutimi–Le Fjord and North Vancouver–Capilano. The August 31 contests will fill vacancies in the House of Commons and provide an early political test for Prime Minister Mark Carney's government.

Aug 31, 2026•33 views today
Trump Considers Renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America” Amid Canada Dispute

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Trump Considers Renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America” Amid Canada Dispute

U.S. President Donald Trump says the United States is giving serious consideration to renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America.” The proposal was posted on Truth Social amid worsening trade tensions between Washington and Ottawa, but no official name change has been announced.

Aug 26, 2026•19 views today
Canada to Announce New Support as U.S. Tariff Fight Escalates

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Canada to Announce New Support as U.S. Tariff Fight Escalates

Canada is preparing new support measures for workers and businesses affected by U.S. tariffs. The federal government also plans to introduce dollar-for-dollar counter-tariffs starting September 8, 2026. Officials are working with provincial and territorial governments to protect Canadian businesses, strengthen economic resilience, support workers, diversify export markets, and reduce the impact of ongoing trade tensions with the United States.

Aug 25, 2026•17 views today
Why Carney's Europe Trip Matters Ahead of the G7

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Why Carney's Europe Trip Matters Ahead of the G7

Mark Carney's visit to France and Ireland comes just before the G7 summit, highlighting how diplomacy behind the scenes could shape debates on trade, security, and technology.

Jun 11, 2026•14 views today
Canada considers social media ban for under-16s

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Canada considers social media ban for under-16s

Canada is reviewing a proposal to restrict social media access for users under 16, with exemptions under discussion as part of wider online safety reforms.

Jun 8, 2026•30 views today
Ottawa Pledges $600M to Support Canadian Content

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Ottawa Pledges $600M to Support Canadian Content

The federal government is investing $600 million in Canada's cultural sector while reviewing streaming regulations amid concerns that new rules could raise costs for consumers.

Jun 8, 2026•18 views today