A report from Canada’s election commissioner says former deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland unintentionally violated federal election rules after comments made during government press conferences were deemed a campaign contribution.
As conversations around mental wellness continue to grow in 2026, health experts say men’s mental health remains a critical but often overlooked issue. From workplace stress to social isolation, new awareness efforts are encouraging open dialogue and practical coping strategies.
Mississauga is encouraging residents to display the Canadian flag alongside foreign or cultural flags as part of a voluntary initiative aimed at promoting unity ahead of National Flag of Canada Day.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has directed that flags on federal buildings across Canada be lowered to half-mast for seven days following a deadly shooting in British Columbia that has prompted national mourning.
The Government of Alberta has suspended a newly announced health-care policy affecting select temporary foreign workers, including those participating in youth working-holiday programs, as officials assess the broader implications of the change.
Ontario’s latest quarterly financial disclosure provides updated projections on economic growth, revenues, and the province’s budget position for the current fiscal year.