CBC Canada

◆ Canadian history is dotted with floor-crossers. Voters haven't always been thrilled

◆ Hereditary cancer, high cholesterol risk for 100,000 Canadians to be checked in genetic screening project

◆ Here's how much money you needed to make to be among Nova Scotia's top earners

◆ Margaret Atwood on reading palms, getting older - and holding grudges

◆ The budget aims for a permanent School Food Program. But that doesn't mean free lunches for everyone

◆ Here's what each federal department plans to cut under Budget 2025

◆ Heather Hiscox hosts her final Morning Live show after 20 years on the air

◆ Northwestern Ontario bore brunt of province's wildfire season with evacuations, outages and a record blaze

◆ Losing hope, he quit the Nunavik police. Years later, many still feel unsupported by the force

◆ Compare the federal budget to Liberal campaign promises

◆ Mayor calls N.L. fish plant fire during hurricane-force winds 'a perfect storm'

◆ Sask. uranium company says White House won't meddle in its core business under U.S. reactor deal

◆ Will Canada actually join Eurovision? Not without some challenges, experts say

◆ Indigenous leaders decry budget's lack of money for key reconciliation programs

◆ Pressure grows on Quebec to force an end to Montreal transit strikes

◆ Carney's budget needs 2 more votes. Here's the local funding that could get it passed

◆ New national emergency alert system proposed in federal budget

◆ Canada's top public servant says budget will result in 40,000 job cuts, programs terminated

◆ Thousands of Alberta nursing care staff vote in favour of strike

◆ B.C. premier, First Nations call on feds to continue oil tanker ban

The Globe And Mail

◆ Postsecondary schools cheer federal budget funds for talent, bemoan foreign student caps

◆ Our readers' biggest questions about the federal budget, answered

◆ Morning Update: The U.S. Supreme Court takes on Trump's tariffs

◆ Former PM Chrétien warns against premiers' quick use of the notwithstanding clause

◆ Cancer patients to be offered genomic testing as part of a joint study with U.S. hospitals

◆ U.S. to reduce air traffic by 10% across 40 ‘high-volume' markets due to government shutdown

◆ Quebec doctors threaten to resign or leave the province after new law alters their pay

◆ First Nations voice concerns over lower drinking water funding in federal budget

◆ Documents related to Summit coal decision raise more questions about Alberta Energy Regulator's independence

◆ B.C. asks Ottawa to retain north coast tanker ban, blocking Alberta's pipeline ambitions

◆ The Liberals have unveiled their new federal budget. Our experts answered your questions

◆ Morning Update: Searching for spending cuts in today's budget

◆ U.S. Supreme Court questions legality of Trump's tariffs

◆ Trucking industry subject to closer scrutiny from tax authorities under new budget

◆ Alberta UCP faces public backlash as recall legislation threatens MLAs

◆ B.C. Premier says Cowichan decision could have national implications

◆ Prince Harry visits Toronto to attend events ahead of Remembrance Day

◆ Ontario Finance Minister criticizes federal budget for lack of funding for controversial 401 tunnel

◆ Newfoundland fish plant burns to the ground during storm

◆ Newfoundland fish plant burns down during storm

◆ Nova Scotia MP Chris D'Entremont joins Liberals, says he didn't feel represented in Tory caucus

◆ Carney says federal budget meets 'hinge' moment for Canada

◆ MPs react after Chris d'Entremont quits Conservative caucus

◆ Longest U.S. government shutdown in history could hit Canadians' travel plans: expert

◆ ‘Totally, utterly obsessed': Blue Jays spark a surge of interest in baseball from a new generation

◆ Carney earmarks billions in new spending to counter U.S. protectionism

◆ Morning Update: The ins and outs of the 2025 federal budget

◆ Legal team behind $10-billion First Nations settlement seeks appeal after court cuts fees

◆ Alberta Auditor-General rushing health care probe after government denies term extension

◆ Fear is robbing Canadians of secure retirements. This simple CPP/QPP tweak can change that

Reddit Canada

◆ Saturdays and Sundays are now Opinion-free days

◆ Canadian premiers are too quick to override rights, former PM Jean Chrétien warns

◆ Majority of Americans think Canada is negotiating in good faith: Poll

◆ Immigrant ordered deported for role in McMaster student's death wins chance to stay in Canada

◆ N.S. woman sent home from hospital after surgery, then waits hours in ER due to pain

◆ Foreigners living in Canada will get permanent residence priority, Immigration Minister says

◆ MP Chris d'Entremont says he joined Liberals because of Poilievre's leadership style

◆ ‘Can't make this up!': Ford government faces questions over nearly $10M going to company with ties to ‘adult entertainment'

◆ Canadian dollar hits nearly seven-month low on post-Fed momentum

◆ Union representing 16,000 Alberta nurses and healthcare staff vote 98 per cent in favour of striking

◆ Floor-crossing MP hints that more Conservatives might follow him to the Liberals

◆ Cloned meat is quietly getting closer to being sold in Canada - but people may not know they're buying it

◆ Are Canadians going to get behind Mark Carney's 'generational' budget?

◆ More than 300 MPs have crossed the floor in Parliament since Confederation

◆ Are We Going to Feel Broke Forever? When it comes to lowering the cost of living, there's not much any government can do

◆ Canada's gross domestic product (GDP) increased 2.0% in 2024 / Le produit intérieur brut (PIB) du Canada a augmenté de 2,0 % en 2024

◆ Immigration plan slashes student visas, prioritizes economic newcomers

◆ PM Carney welcomes d'Entremont to Liberals, calls decision to cross floor ‘exceptionally valuable'

◆ 'Cloud' of tension between Aboriginal title and private property ownership lands in B.C.

◆ Canada to Poach H-1B Visa Holders, International Researchers

◆ Government support for Canadian farmers has plummeted

◆ Northern lights could be visible for most of Canada tonight: weather experts

◆ Carneys first budget doubles Canadas deficit in attempt to counter US trade rift

◆ Ford government supervisors can charge $350K per year to school boards

◆ Alleged knife-point carjacker skips court, flees to India ahead of preliminary hearing

◆ MLA Sturko accuses NDP of failing to disclose first nations title claims over private property

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