Canada · 8 d ago
WestJet signs a codeshare partnership with Qatar Airways
WestJet will first put its code on Qatar Airways' non-stop flights to Doha from Toronto and Montreal.
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Canada · 8 d ago
WestJet signs a codeshare partnership with Qatar Airways
WestJet will first put its code on Qatar Airways' non-stop flights to Doha from Toronto and Montreal.
Canada · 8 d ago
New Brunswick strikes a deal to explore recovering metals from old mine waste
The agreement with U.S.-based Regeneration Enterprises covers waste at the Nigadoo mine near Bathurst, shut for nearly 50 years. It once produced copper, lead, zinc and silver.
Canada · 8 d ago
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Quebec premier to meet Emmanuel Macron in France in the coming weeks
Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon spoke with Macron by phone Monday. They agreed to a possible meeting in France within weeks.
Canada · 8 d ago
Santé Québec CEOs use public money to fund foundations
Five regional CEOs spent just over $22,000 since January 2025 on golf tournaments and gala dinners for hospital foundations, expense records obtained through access to information show.
Canada · 8 d ago
Duhaime's former right-hand man joins Poilievre's team
Cédric Lapointe, until recently communications director of the Conservative Party of Quebec, becomes Pierre Poilievre's communications director and political adviser for Quebec. He starts Nov 1.
Canada · 8 d ago
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Carney opens the door to reforming or abolishing the Indian Act
"I am committed to a process that moves Canada beyond the Indian Act, and I am directing my ministers to work in partnership with First Nations to chart that path together."
Canada · 8 d ago
Despite Trump's claims, a source says a Canada-U.S. trade deal is "not at the door"
Trump told a Michigan rally on Sunday that a deal would be settled quickly, while a source close to the talks says essential elements remain unresolved.
Canada · 8 d ago
Trump adviser blames the Alberta referendum for stalling a Canada-U.S. trade deal
White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said the two sides are "very close" to a deal, but that the referendum in Alberta had made it "essentially impossible to negotiate with the Canadians".
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