Wednesday, November 11, 2026 7:42 PM ET
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Americans in Canada hope midterm results will help mend ties between both countries2 days ago
Canada reimposes sanctions on Iran for violating nuclear non-proliferation commitments -- Peter Zimonjic -- -2 minutes ago
N.W.T. Speaker again tells MLAs to behave on social media - Devon Tredinnick - News - Canada - North - | November 71 day ago
Ottawa had been aware of a possible Stellantis plant sale for months, source says - The federal government had been made aware for months about the possibility that Stellantis would sell its Brampton, Ont., assembly plant to a light armoured vehicle manufacturer, a source has told CBC News. Politics - | 1 hour ago14 minutes ago
Remembrance Day 2026: Canadians remember veterans, fallen soldiers in shadow of Wainwright tragedy -- As Canadians gather across the country for Remembrance Day ceremonies on Wednesday, Prime Minister Mark Carney said he wants them to know that the act of remembering itself is "an act of vigilance and determination."6 hours ago
Analysis - Canadians fought a war in Afghanistan. Why do we struggle to talk about it? Is Afghanistan in danger of becoming Canada's forgotten war? Parliament is struggling with a bill that would designate the 13-year conflict — where more than 40,000 Canadians served — as a war. The prime minister's Veterans' Week statement mentions the tragedy in Wainwright and service in the first Gulf War, but not Afghanistan. And an increasing number of veterans say the war and understanding what happened is now slipping from the national conscience. Politics - | November 113 hours ago
Analysis - Did Stellantis violate its deals with the feds? Funding contract provided exceptions around Brampton - On Tuesday, Prime Minister Mark Carney called Stellantis' now-confirmed plans to sell an automotive assembly plant in Brampton, Ont., "a betrayal" of the global automaker's "obligations to Canada and by extension to all Canadians." Canada - Windsor - | 6 hours ago - |14 minutes ago
Canadian family finds long-lost WW II baby in England after 80 years -- Rod Anderson grew up in the United Kingdom always wondering who his father was. At 81 years old, he received a call out of the blue this year that stunned him. It turns out his father was a Canadian soldier stationed in Britain during the Second World War. A family in New Brunswick spent almost 20 years trying to find him.11 hours ago
Supreme Court reserves decision on whether federal firearms ban should stand -- Politics21 hours ago
Carney embarks on a worldwide summit tour to build bridges with Europe and Asia -- Politics3 hours ago
Ottawa doubles maximum time employer can hire low-wage temporary foreign workers -- Politics1 day ago
Chinese authorities blocked Canada's Tiananmen Square tribute with trees, cherry picker: documents -- Politics21 hours ago
Carney government spent over $19B on external consultants in its first year -- Politics1 day ago
Justin Trudeau named distinguished fellow at Oxford's Blavatnik School of Government -- Canada2 days ago
Why Canada is budgeting for extreme earthquake preparedness -- Politics3 hours ago
Top U.S. hedge fund executive named CEO of Canada's new sovereign wealth fund -- Politics1 day ago
More than a dozen private companies lend workers to Major Projects Office: document -- Politics3 hours ago
Federal government budgets record $12M for Justin Trudeau's archives -- Elizabeth Thompson -- -6 hours ago
Legal battle over federal firearms ban comes to Supreme Court of Canada -- Jim Bronskill -- -9 hours ago
Veterans, families call for better access to make claims for exposure-related illness -- Amanda Pfeffer -- -9 hours ago
Republicans took big hits in the U.S. midterms. Does that mean Trump's political era is over? -- Benjamin Lopez Steven -- -9 hours ago
Poilievre pans Liberal budget's $15M capital gains exemption, calls for 'simpler' plan -- Benjamin Lopez Steven -- -9 hours ago
What needs to happen for Canada to join Europe's flagship student exchange program? -- Sophia Laporte -- -1 day ago