Canada · 13 h ago
Quebec premier says the previous government left the finances in disarray
"The previous government is leaving the house in disarray."
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Canada · 13 h ago
Former Alberta Medical Association head seeks NDP nomination against health minister
Dr. Paul Parks, an emergency doctor for 26 years, is seeking the NDP nomination in Cypress-Medicine Hat. The seat is held by UCP Primary Health Minister Justin Wright.
Canada · 13 h ago
More than a third of Quebec teachers are not legally qualified
Quebec had 45,754 teachers who were not legally qualified in the 2024-25 school year, up 2.7 per cent from the year before.
Canada · 13 h ago
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Desjardins CEO vows to prevent a repeat of doubled e-transfers
About 2,000 scheduled Interac e-transfers were debited twice from members' accounts Sunday, many of them rent payments.
Canada · 13 h ago
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Ford government pushes back on Toronto's bid for a new deal
Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy says the province will keep digesting the first deal: "they're always expecting more."
Canada · 13 h ago
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Carney says Canada-U.S. trade talks have intensified
"They're asking less and they're offering more but we're not quite there," Carney said of the U.S. side.
Canada · 13 h ago
Alberta tables bill to lift tuition cap and keep schools neutral
Bill 38 would let the minister replace the 2 per cent cap on annual domestic tuition increases with maximum rates for programs.
Canada · 13 h ago
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Ontario reviews a second ministry's funding after OSAP fraud findings
The Labour Ministry is reviewing Better Jobs Ontario, which helps unemployed workers retrain, and has paused new applications over "inconsistencies".