March 20, 2026 Canada is entering an era of climate disruption: floods wash away highways, wildfires destroy towns, sea levels rise, and melting permafrost cracks roads. For decades, scientists have…
March 19, 2026 The controversial Alberta businessman denies allegations he strong-armed a firm building publicly funded treatment centres. Sam Mraiche is the Edmonton multimillionaire businessman at the centre of one…
March 19, 2026 A Sea of Opportunity Canadians may be surprised to learn that English River First Nation is a potential beneficiary of the Royal Canadian Navy’s multibillion-dollar procurement of…
Mar 19, 2026 A national survey highlights gaps between business schools and Indigenous communities, prompting calls for stronger engagement and support. SASKATOON — A recent national survey by an Indigenous-led…
March 19, 2026 After the Taltson hydro expansion was referred to the federal government’s Major Projects Office by the prime minister last week, some worry the project might not make…
Mar 19, 2026 West Kitikmeot Resources Corp. CEO ‘not disheartened,’ working with review board on new submission Work reviewing permits for the Gray’s Bay Road and Port project is stalled…
March 18, 2026 Connect 2026 is being hosted by Chi Mino Ozhitoowin, the for-profit entity by seven First Nations partnered on the Waasigan Transmission Line THUNDER BAY — A skilled…
March 19, 2026 The Department of National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces are set to discuss planned federal investments with residents in Yellowknife, Inuvik and Dettah next month. The Town…
March 19, 2026 Critics urge Ottawa to help Inuit resist Chinese surveillance, economic dependence The Carney government is leaving Inuit communities at risk of Chinese surveillance and economic dependence and…
March 19, 2026 What’s happening on (and off) Parliament Hill, plus the news you need to start your day. After wrapping up his three-day swing through Texas by pre-taping an…