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Alberta’s move to secure independence from Canada fails, judge halts referendum bid despite 300,000 signatures, cites failure to consult First NationsAn Alberta judge has stopped a citizen-led petition for a provincial independence referendum. The court ruled the process violated legal du...- Canadian universities aim to attract top global scholars with funding boostCanadian universities are actively recruiting top global researchers, leveraging new federal funding and immigration reforms. This initiati...
- Canada shifts energy policies to decrease US reliance, risks net-zero goal, sparks environmental concernsCanada's Prime Minister Mark Carney has signed a deal with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. This agreement eases climate rules for Alberta. ...
- 'Build, baby, build': Canada PM's plan to counter TrumpPrime Minister Mark Carney's "Build, baby, build!" plan aims to revitalize Canada's economy amidst Trump's trade war. The new Major Project...
- India not invited at G7 meet in Canada 'yet another big diplomatic bungle': CongressThe Congress party has criticized the exclusion of India from the upcoming G7 summit in Canada, labeling it a significant diplomatic failur...
- What is the Free Alberta Strategy that is fueling separatism from Canada? Could Alberta become a new country?Danielle Smith’s separation push is grabbing national attention, but at the heart of it lies Alberta’s oil and gas industry. With the Free ...
- Ontario and Quebec dominate Carney’s CabinetPrime Minister Carney's new cabinet emphasizes regional representation, with Ontario securing a significant presence of 15 members, highlig...
- Canada breaking? Danielle Smith risks losing her base as Alberta separatists push early vote on independenceAs Premier Danielle Smith urges patience with Ottawa, Alberta separatists are racing ahead with a referendum plan to break away from Canada...
- Is Alberta betting its climate goals on US trade chaos? Smith freezes carbon price amid tariff turmoilAlberta Premier Danielle Smith has frozen the province’s industrial carbon price at $95 per tonne, citing U.S. tariffs and global competiti...
- Danielle Smith: The Alberta Premier who could split Canada with 2026 secession voteAlberta Premier Danielle Smith has proposed a 2026 referendum on Alberta's separation from Canada, escalating tensions with the federal gov...
- Mark Carney's financial journey; from Goldman Sachs to Canada's Prime MinisterMark Carney, Canada's 24th Prime Minister, transitioned from a distinguished banking career to political leadership. With a net worth of ap...
- B.C. Premier David Eby says Ottawa must treat provinces fairly as talk of Western Canada's separation from the rest of the country growsB.C. Premier David Eby is calling out Ottawa's unfair treatment of provinces, warning that ignoring Western Canada's concerns could fuel se...
- Khalistani supporter Jagmeet Singh calls for ban on Trump at G7 Summit; says 'why allow a convicted criminal?'Khalistani supporter Jagmeet Singh lashed out at US President Donald Trump and called for his ban at the G7 Summit, citing his criminal con...
- How mega-polluters tapped $286 billion in green loansShell, Enbridge, and Drax received discounted sustainability-linked loans (SLLs) from major banks, promising improved environmental practic...
- Can a COP29 deal clean up scandal-ridden carbon offsets?Countries are working towards a deal at the COP29 climate talks to establish a U.N.-backed carbon market. The aim is to drive investment in...
- Canada's Justin Trudeau on back foot over carbon taxThe levy, applied to a myriad of fossil fuels used by both industry and consumers, is scheduled to rise from Can$64 to Can$80 (US$48 to US$...
- How the different regions of Canada stack up for international students: colleges, standard of living, and jobsCanada is becoming increasingly popular among international students due to its affordable cost of living, exceptional education system, di...
- Here’s how climate change is viewed around the worldIn many countries, climate and the environment has become a political battlefield on which elections are increasingly being fought.
- For a change, rich nations in focus for not giving up coalAmid the United States' defence of coal, a new initiative led by the UK and Canada to phase out use of coal for electricity generation has ...
- China's $15.1 bn bid for oil from Canadian sandsA friendly $15.1 billion Chinese bid for a big Canadian energy company gels with government pleas for foreign money to develop the costly o...
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