Lawmakers in Georgia elect hardline critic of West as new president
Georgian lawmakers elected Mikheil Kavelashvili, a hardline critic of the West, as the country’s new president on Saturday, ...
5 new AI products worth trying from the avalanche of announcements this week
The AI news was seemingly nonstop this week, from OpenAI's 12 Days of" Shipmas" to Google Gemini updates and new Apple ...
Many feeling the Christmas hamper pinch across P.E.I., but Islanders are stepping up to help
Demand on food banks and community fridges across P.E.I. is up this holiday season, but some organizers say Islanders' ...
Businesses in N.B. expect benefits and drawbacks from sales-tax holiday
Shoppers in New Brunswick can look forward to saving 15 per cent on their holiday shopping when it comes to items such as ...
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Housing support group, 5 individuals recognized for advancing human rights in Nova Scotia
Five Nova Scotians and one organization are being recognized for their efforts to advance human rights in the province ...
Stoodley denies Tory claims she broke privacy law with comments in House
The Opposition Tories want Newfoundland and Labrador's privacy commissioner to look at what they call a Liberal cabinet ...
Churchill Falls deal comparable to joining Confederation, economist says
Doug May is a longtime economics research professor at Memorial University. (CBC)An economist says his pessimism about ...
Will Parliament be a 'gong show' again in 2025?
One afternoon earlier this month, Charlie Angus stood in the House of Commons to lament."Mr. Speaker, I always say what a great honour it is to rise in a House such as this, chosen by the people of ...
Interest rate cut may not be total 'game-changer' but has some Toronto-area homebuyers optimistic
Less than two weeks after buying a new home with a variable mortgage, Madison and Graham Fisk are feeling more confident thanks to yet another Bank of Canada interest rate cut.The Keswick, Ont., ...
Quebec City toboggan slide to be refrigerated to counter effects of climate change
Winter traditions abound in Quebec City, but few are as thrilling as sliding on a wooden board down a hill of ice at 70 kilometres an hour.For 140 years, visitors and locals have flocked up the hill ...
The Canada Post strike and Ottawa's proposed 'time out': What's happened so far
As the nationwide postal strike hit the four-week mark Friday, federal Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon announced he's sending the labour dispute between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal ...
Family of man killed in workplace incident disappointed by owner's absence in court
Relatives of a western Quebec man killed in a workplace accident in 2023 said they were devastated his boss did not appear in person as his flooring company pleaded guilty to workplace safety charges ...