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Indigenous services minister repeatedly dodges questions over non-Indigenous companies accessing federal contracts meant for First Nations, Inuit and Métis.

In the video, the passenger is heard telling his Uber driver, "I am a born-and-raised Calgarian. I am the white blood of the land. You are on my land. I am the blood of the land."

OTTAWA — Health Minister Mark Holland says the federal government will launch consultations this fall about expanding the medical assistance in dying regime to include advanced requests, and will not launch any legal action to challenge the Quebec law that will authorize such advance requests as of Wednesday. Read More

Héma-Québec was forced to cancel a blood drive at St. Philip's Anglican Church in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce on Monday after a construction trailer blocked access to the site, preventing the organization from transporting essential equipment. Read More

Celebrated Canadian author Margaret Atwood says she's too old to be concerned about artificial intelligence and how it could affect her career, but admits that's not the case for younger artists. As she works on her memoir, Atwood says she wants to tell stories about the 'stupid things and catastrophes' that have happened in her life, rather than the books she's written.

Gurbinder Singh, 40, pleaded not guilty on Monday to dangerous driving causing death in the explosive collision that left Pastor Tom Cheung dead on May 2, 2019.

The BC Highway Patrol said the stop happened on Oct. 8 during a joint roadblock with local RCMP on Highway 1 between Sicamous and Revelstoke.

B.C. food banks report they're seeing more than 225,000 monthly visits, up 15 per cent over 2023. Donations, meanwhile, are falling as would-be donors feel the pinch.

The new rules limiting U.S. investments in AI in China are effective Jan. 2 and will be overseen by Treasury's newly created Office of Global Transactions.

Cpl. Zynal Sharoom with Langley RCMP told Global News that Jane Whitehouse was last seen in Langley driving her grey Dodge Caravan.

Manitoba's chief electoral officer is calling for a legal crackdown on disinformation about provincial elections, including the spread of false information.

Great pains were made to hide the little village, where a fenced compound contained several disguised huts that had power, running water and appliances like a fridge and washer.

Premier Smith said amendments have been worded to conflict with the UCP's plan to introduce legislation giving police and family the authority to force drug users into treatment.

A deputy fire chief in Cape Breton has apologized after some guests attended a Halloween dance at a fire hall seemingly dressed as members of the Ku Klux Klan.

A fire that destroyed a barn near Kinburn on Monday began when a car in the barn caught fire, Ottawa Fire Services said. Read More

The Ottawa Senators' depth has been tested early in the season. Read More

The Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge, connecting Senneville and Vaudreuil-Dorion along Highway 40, will be fully closed to traffic from Nov. 1 to Nov. 4 for lane reconfiguration work, Quebec's ministry of transport announced on Monday. Read More

Proposed changes to the Alberta Bill of Rights would allow a worker to take a provincial employer to court if the employee is subject to a vaccination requirement. The legislation, introduced Monday, would broaden Albertans' personal rights while strengthening property rights and protections for owners of legally acquired firearms.

The OPP are asking for the public's assistance as they attempt to locate a wanted federal offender who is known to frequent the Ottawa area. Read More

Aurélie Rivard had heard the rumours. She only really realized the honour given to her by the town of St-Jean-sur-Richelieu when her mother was waiting for her at home, about a month ago, to have an apéritif and celebrate the news that the municipality she grew up in was going to rename one of its swimming pools in honour of one of the best Paralympic swimmers in history. Read More