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Liberals' Comprehensive Budget Bill Secures Approval in House of Commons

The House of Commons has passed the government's budget bill, incorporating Conservative amendments for broader support.

Court Decision Paves Way for Terrebonne Byelection Rematch

The Supreme Court's ruling has led to a rematch between Liberal and Bloc Québécois candidates in Terrebonne, crucial for PM Carney's majority hopes.

Canada's Population Growth Anticipated to Stall in 2026, Says Budget Officer

Canada's population growth is projected to flatline in 2026 due to recent immigration policy changes.

Bridgerton Season 4: Stars Reveal What Sets This Season Apart

Bridgerton's Season 4 offers a unique character focus and emotional depth, as stars Luke Thompson and Yerin Ha reveal.

PWHL Seizes Olympic Momentum as Season Kicks Off

The PWHL aims to capitalize on the Olympic buzz with 61 players from the league competing at Milano Cortina 2026.

Cameron Ortis to Appeal Conviction for Leaking Classified Information This November

Cameron Ortis, convicted of leaking secrets, is set to appeal his case in November, three years post-verdict.

Montreal Schools Face Staff Exodus Amid Expanded Ban on Religious Symbols

The implementation of Quebec's expanded ban on religious symbols in schools has led to numerous staff resignations and firings in Montreal.

Alberta Faces $9.4 Billion Deficit, No Strategy for Balanced Budgets

Alberta's government has projected a $9.4 billion deficit without a clear plan for achieving balanced budgets.

Arrest Made in 20-Year-Old Brantford Newborn Case

Brantford police have arrested a 39-year-old woman, charging her in connection with a newborn's remains found 20 years ago.

New Measures for Foreign Influence in Alberta's Potential Separation Vote

Canada's foreign influence commissioner suggests U.S. agents may need to register if they try to sway an Alberta separation referendum.

Controversy Erupts Over Refugee Health Care Program in Canada

The Interim Federal Health Program is reigniting debate over refugee health care in Canada, recalling past controversies.

Neanderthals Inherited Human Blood Primarily from Mothers, New Research Reveals

A new study reveals that Neanderthals primarily inherited modern human blood from their mothers, highlighting their mating preferences.

technologyFeb 26, 2026

Giant Tortoises Make a Historic Return to Floreana Island

After 180 years, giant tortoises have returned to Floreana Island, marking a new era for their conservation.

Source: CBC Technology

sportsFeb 26, 2026

Diving World Cup in Mexico Axed Amid Rising Violence in Jalisco

The Diving World Cup in Mexico has been cancelled due to escalating violence in Jalisco, prioritizing safety.

Source: CBC Sports

Minister Emphasizes Ongoing Work with India Amid Changing Security Perspectives

Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree stresses the need for continued work with India despite a change in security assessment.

Charges Against Ontario Man Dropped After He Confronted Intruder

Assault charges against an Ontario man have been dropped after he confronted a home intruder in Lindsay.

businessFeb 26, 2026

Instagram Introduces Parent Alerts for Teen Suicide-Related Searches

Instagram will notify parents about their teens' suicide-related searches to enhance safety and support.

Source: CBC Business

Ford Issues Recall for Over 500,000 Vehicles in Canada Due to Software Glitch

Ford is recalling over 500,000 vehicles in Canada, including popular models, due to a software issue.