World
Unclaimed $40 Million Lotto Max Ticket in Ontario Validated Hours Before Deadline
The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation is reviewing the claim after the winning ticket was presented just before midnight.
Canada
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Politics
Canadian Network on Cuba Urges Action in Ottawa
Activists gather at the Canadian Parliament in Ottawa to demand immediate government measures against the economic policy of the United States toward Cuba.
Politics
Alvin Tedjo Wins Mississauga Mayoral Election
The first-term councillor and political staffer defeated incumbent Carolyn Parrish and former mayor Bonnie Crombie.
Politics
Prime Minister Mark Carney Initiates Dialogue on Abolishing Canada's Indian Act
The federal government aims to collaborate with First Nations leaders to move beyond the 1876 legislation following a historic summit in Ottawa.
Business
Scotia Global Asset Management and Lysander Funds Launch New Exchange-Traded Funds
Financial institutions expand their investment offerings with new asset allocation and systematic ETFs listed on Canadian exchanges.
World
Double Murder and Missing Persons Cases Lead Police Investigations in Quebec
Law enforcement officials are investigating a fatal shooting of two young women in Rivière-du-Loup alongside separate missing persons and child pornography cases.
World
US-Canada Border Library Celebrates Anniversary With New Entrance
The historic Haskell Free Library and Opera House has completed a separate Canadian entrance following pressure from United States authorities.
Business
Canada Unveils 1.75 Billion Dollar Venture and Growth Capital Plan
The federal government announced a major funding initiative starting in 2026-2027 to strengthen the country's technology and innovation ecosystem.
World
Developments in Cuba: Humanitarian Aid Arrivals and Immigration Challenges
While U.S. humanitarian aid reaches vulnerable families in Matanzas, immigration cases highlight the complexities of consular cooperation.
Business
Royal Caribbean Cruise Diverted to Canada Instead of Bahamas Due to Weather
Passengers expecting a tropical getaway on a Royal Caribbean cruise found themselves packing winter clothes after severe weather forced the ship to head to Nova Scotia instead.
Business
Canadian Court Sides With Ticketmaster in Drip-Pricing Lawsuit
A federal judge ruled that separately displaying mandatory fees alongside ticket prices does not violate Canadian drip-pricing laws.
Politics
Trump Administration Delays Customs Rule Amid Tariff and Trade Tensions with Canada
The delayed regulation and sweeping duties on Canadian goods have ignited legal battles and political friction.