Canada

Justice Minister Mickey Amery introduced a bill that would prohibit Alberta’s public institutions from using diversity, equity and inclusion criteria in recruitment and promotion, while also expanding penalties for non‑consensual sharing of intimate images.

Premier Paul St‑Pierre Plamondon accuses Ottawa of sidelining Quebec at the Canada‑EU summit, while Prime Minister Mark Carney says the premier chose to leave the dinner seat empty.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s high favourability, a decisive “stay” referendum and the launch of Alberta Now may help the Liberals win 10‑15 more seats in Calgary and Edmonton, analysts say.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is hosting Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan October 26–27 amid expanding investment and security links.

The United Kingdom rejected Ottawa’s invitation to join the Defence, Security and Resilience Bank, but agreed to work with Canada on a parallel framework for joint investment and NATO spending goals.

Slower gas price growth was offset by pricier rent and travel, while grocery bills finally cooled off. Canada’s annual inflation rate held steady at 3% in August, Statistics Canada reported Monday, as easing gas prices were offset by higher rent and travel costs. Gasoline was still going up in August, just not as fast: prices

More than 160 projects and roughly 100 major investors are on the table in Toronto this week, but deals, if they come, could take over a year to close. Prime Minister Mark Carney kicked off Canada’s first-ever Investment Summit in Toronto today, opening a two-day pitch to roughly 100 of the world’s largest investors, collectively

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is seeking a “unique alliance” with the European Union, but he has also been clear that Canada is not applying to become an EU member. That distinction matters. Reports about possible “associate membership” have generated understandable excitement and confusion, especially among Canadians wondering whether they might eventually gain new