What happened to Quebec’s fast-track immigration program — and who is affected?
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There has been significant backlash from opposition parties, business groups and pro-immigration advocates after the Quebec government abolished the Quebec Experience Program (PEQ) last November.
As Calgary works to strengthen its water infrastructure after two catastrophic feeder main breaks, city councillors are exploring ways to help businesses impacted by long-term construction.
A long‑awaited reunion for temporary foreign worker (TFW) Agnes Cabe and her family has become a fight to stay together.
The Mother Teresa Spartans (MTS) captured the AAA Boys Basketball Championship Wednesday night 59-51 over AY Jackson to become the first London, Ont. boys team to win the highest-level title in 69 years.
Bob Gale has resigned as chair of the Regional Municipality of Niagara amid calls for an apology from local anti-racism groups that claimed he owned a copy of Adolf Hitler’s book.
Pierre Poilievre is heading to the United States for several days of meetings, but his itinerary does not include a stop in Washington, D.C.
An Alberta woman is calling on the Canadian government for help getting her family out of a warzone after her local Canadian embassy shuttered in-person operations.
This is big. Which is why a national retailer based in Edmonton held a kick-off event on Wednesday to announce it is selling a basketball legend’s new line of furniture designed for the big-and-tall crowd.
As part of Budget 2026, Alberta plans to spend $275 million over the next three years on new and upgraded trails, expanded trailheads, campsites and improved park amenities.
A 63-year-old man who died of “apparent natural causes” in a Vancouver Island prison last week had spent much of his adult life behind bars even before he began serving a life sentence in September 1994, parole board documents reveal.
A snowfall warning is in place for parts of southern Saskatchewan on Wednesday, with up to 20 centimetres expected in some areas.
A flag meant to support people living under an oppressive regime will not be flying outside City Hall.
One person is dead and a suspect is at large following what investigators say was a targeted shooting in Kamloops, B.C.
Manitoba RCMP will not face charges following a deadly crash that occurred after a mass stabbing at a Manitoba First Nation last fall.