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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party confronts a challenging by-election in Montreal, potentially impacting his leadership. Polls indicate a tight race in a traditionally safe seat amid declining national support.
Canadian Finance Minister announces significant changes to mortgage regulations, aiming to address housing affordability. The measures include increased insured mortgage caps and extended amortization periods for certain buyers.
Prime Minister Trudeau emphasizes collective bargaining in Air Canada pilots dispute, resisting calls for pre-strike intervention. Potential strike could impact 110,000 daily passengers and freight operations.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre urges NDP to support motion against Liberal government. NDP's Jagmeet Singh remains non-committal, emphasizing decisions based on Canadians' interests.
Canada considers imposing surtaxes on Chinese critical minerals, batteries, and tech products. This follows recent tariffs on Chinese vehicles and metals, potentially escalating trade tensions between the two nations.
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh ends support for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's minority government, increasing the likelihood of an early Canadian election. Liberals face challenges with low poll numbers and key aide's departure.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau encounters a political challenge as the New Democratic Party withdraws its support. This move forces Trudeau to seek new alliances to maintain his minority government's stability.
Donald Trump's new photobook "Save America" offers a lavish display of self-promotion, lacking historical context and filled with peculiar commentary on world leaders and personal vendettas.
Ukrainian President seeks Canadian support for strikes within Russia. Discussions include upcoming prisoner conference and international unity against Russian aggression.
Canada announces significant reductions to its temporary foreign worker program, aiming to address labor market concerns and worker vulnerabilities. The move comes as Prime Minister Trudeau faces political pressure over immigration policies.
Indonesians protest electoral changes, U. S. Democratic Convention concludes, and Canadian railways halt. Meanwhile, Thailand reports a deadly mpox strain, and the world's oldest person shares longevity advice.
Major Canadian railroads halt operations due to labor dispute, risking widespread economic impact. Union cites safety concerns, while companies claim generous offers were made. Cross-border trade severely affected.
French President Macron plans to visit Serbia to discuss economic cooperation and AI development. The trip highlights Serbia's growing role in AI and recent EU raw materials deal.
Canadian rail companies threaten worker lockout, risking economic turmoil. PM Trudeau calls for negotiated resolution as Labour Minister engages in talks, highlighting the critical importance of rail services.
Canadian authorities have charged a 33-year-old Ontario man for making online threats against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. This incident follows similar cases and heightened security measures in Canada.