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Mark Carney just shook up the world

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The prime minister’s climate record doesn’t match his rhetoric. Canada deserves straight answers

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Business sentiment is subdued, but sales outlook improves: BoC outlook survey

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Security experts are sounding the alarm for Canada as Trump threatens to take Greenland

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Thousands of federal government workers receive layoff notices

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Carney kicks off investment pitch at World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland

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Quebec's finance minister calls Ontario's Crown Royal whisky ban misguided

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'I'm traumatized': Terrified Haitians in the US make dangerous journey to Canada

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BC's balmy January brings out blossoms, but a cold snap could put the plants in peril

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‘A bombshell’: doubt cast on discovery of microplastics throughout human body

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Trump says Americans 'don't need' Canadian products and calls CUSMA 'irrelevant'

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Scientists call another near-record hot year a 'warning shot' of a shifting and dangerous climate

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School bus rolls off Manitoba highway, sending 14 students and driver to hospital

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Top court to decide whether challenge of ethics ruling in Trudeau case can proceed

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Almost one in three Canadians afraid US might try to invade Canada: poll

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Carney to arrive in Beijing today ahead of highly anticipated meeting with Xi

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Venezuela oil rebuild to weigh on Alberta heavy crude in 2026: CIBC

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Manitoba Premier Kinew asks Ontario counterpart Ford to rethink Crown Royal boycott

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Federal bill criminalizing sexual deepfakes wouldn’t cover X images: expert

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Coastal First Nations say they are open to cooperation, not pipelines

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