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MEG Energy’s Christina Lake project in Alberta returns to full operations after wildfires
Oil and gas producer MEG Energy said on Wednesday its Christina Lake regional project in Alberta was ramping up to full ...
Canadian researchers await potential update to breastfeeding guidelines for women with HIV
Researchers are waiting to see if a review by Health Canada will update guidance for mothers living with HIV who wish to ...
Sir John A. Macdonald statue uncovered at Queen’s Park despite opposition from First Nations
The statue’s unboxing follows the passage of Bill 5 by Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative government. That ...
Still no evidence that missing Nova Scotia children were kidnapped, RCMP say
After receiving hundreds of tips, analyzing hours of video footage and seizing electronic devices, the Nova Scotia RCMP ...
UN to vote on resolution demanding immediate Gaza ceasefire over U.S., Israel opposition
The U.S. last week vetoed a draft UN Security Council resolution that also demanded an “immediate, unconditional and ...
Carney’s G7 invitation list continues to expand, despite concerns about India’s presence
Modi, bin Salman invitations do not align with PM’s own priority of tackling foreign interference, transnational crime, some ...
Canadians waiting longer for some surgeries, even as number of operations increases: report
Knee replacements and cancer surgeries among procedures delayed owing to staff shortages and rise in older, more complex ...
China unveils zero-tariff deal for Africa, capitalizing on Trump chaos
Some African countries were hit with tariffs as high as 50% when the President announced his trade plan in April ...
Ottawa under pressure to raise plight of Jimmy Lai at G7 summit
His son Sebastien Lai has been holding talks in Ottawa and Toronto about the continued incarceration of his father ...
Senate to hold hearings on Carney’s bills to cut taxes, fast-track major projects
The Senate has agreed to hold full hearings to study two key pieces of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s agenda, including bills ...
Maple Leaf Foods Inc. shareholders approve spin-off of Canada Packers and elect Board of Directors at the 2025 Annual and Special Meeting
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Opinion
Can Canada have both guns and butter? Carney shows us, yes, we can
In these areas, the impact could be transformational, too. Prime Minister Mark Carney ’s defence announcement on Monday is also aimed at boosting the economy – giving Canadians both guns and butter.